Fabulous tutorial, easy to follow along and I paused only a couple of times. I don't have a tortillon so I used cotton tip to blend my 7B graph pencil. So impressed with the Zentangle. I'll be doing more of your 15min tutorials. Thank you
Thank you so much! Ive been looking to a tutorial on making a celtic cross or something simular. It's going to be incorpoated into a bigger project. I will send you a picture when I finish. ❤😊 Thank you for explaining this so easily. ❤
Wow!! I actually did it!! Yeah!! And it's only because of YOU Kelli! You are a phenomenal Teacher! You make a difficult process easy! No one else does what you do! Thus every design is successful! I appreciate your soothing voice directing each step! No body does it better!! I am forever grateful!
Kelli, thank you SO much for your quick, clearly described tangling instructions! It’s wonderful to have your simpler, focused videos with your gentle, calm and clear voice. Great teaching!
Just happened across your video this morning. I don't do Zentangles ( can't afford to get hooked with another craft....lol) but I was fascinated. You taught this Celtic Knot so well and I was inspired to give it a go. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. C xx
Thank you so much Kelli, I really really enjoyed watching you create this fascinating Celtic knot 🪢.defiantly a lot Moreno think 🤔 about here, I will have to watch a few times to get it right. Thank you for how you give us all your knowledge and expertise so we can create such beautiful patterns too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
When Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas first began teaching Zentangle, the emphasis was on a short drawing time, a sort of quiet little meditative activity, usually kept to around ten to 15 minutes at a time. However, as all humans do, over the 18 years that Zentangle has been taught, all of us who took it up as an art form very quickly began doing much more elaborate, time-intensive pieces. THAT is where the original concept of "15 minutes" came from.
Great question! I have a video on my channel of fun ways to display them! Most of mine end up in little containers on my desk. 😆 I also bought coin collector pages that hold the little tiles in clear pouches!
I'd have to fill in all those gaps left around the gold borders. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to my drawings, no matter if it's tangles, or landscapes. I wouldn't be able to leave white gaps on an otherwise nice piece!
I really liked One Tangle a Day. Every book is going to show you different tangles! I suggest going to the library and checking out any that they have!
Thanks for enjoy my idea designs and my handmade pencil drafts sketch. My work copied by you looks Like iam there.....and for that there are consequences of it. Perhaps HOPE I really don't know how this will end. Que Dios nos coja confesaos
Very nice DooDle Kelli however it would have been much nicer if you could you either didn't speak or when speaking to your viewers. Don't speak as if we were little children. It's kinda rude to be spoken to in that way. 😊
@@meriotheart it's a very painful sight for a lot of people, myself included. My grandmother, grandfather, aunts, uncles, cousins were murdered by the Nazis.
@@pearlshifer1776 I'm Dutch, I know the impact and meaning of a swastika or hakenkruis. This just isn't one (it only very vaguely looks like one) and shaming people for giving a tutorial on how to make Celtic knots isn't helpful in any way. I get it if you tell someone to stop if it is one, but this isn't and we all know it isn't. You can't just get rid of everything you think vaguely resembles a terrible thing, completely disregarding the intention/look of it. Again I get it if it's an actual swastika, but this isn't one. I also get not wanting to look at things that resemble it because of painful memories/emotions attached. But you can't just say 'this reminds me of and therefore you are a bad person and need to remove it from the internet'
Thank you so much for your videos, you are a great teacher
Thank you so much Kelli, you are an excellent teacher. I love watching you and find that a lot of the time I can follow you 😁
You are excellent at explaining things and you have a very calming voice. Many thanks for your efforts ❤
Fabulous tutorial, easy to follow along and I paused only a couple of times. I don't have a tortillon so I used cotton tip to blend my 7B graph pencil.
So impressed with the Zentangle. I'll be doing more of your 15min tutorials. Thank you
I’m so happy you enjoyed it!
You are so good at showing how to draw step by step. Thank you so much 🙏😍
I’m so happy you think so!
That is going to take me a lot of practice. Thanks for the lesson. 🙂
It’s fun once you figure it out!
Nicely done. Not too much chatter. Good pace , clear and understandable. Thank you. Marjorie
I’m so happy you enjoyed it.
Thank you so much! Ive been looking to a tutorial on making a celtic cross or something simular. It's going to be incorpoated into a bigger project. I will send you a picture when I finish. ❤😊
Thank you for explaining this so easily. ❤
Glad it was helpful!
That was great! Thank you!
Wow!! I actually did it!! Yeah!! And it's only because of YOU Kelli! You are a phenomenal Teacher! You make a difficult process easy! No one else does what you do! Thus every design is successful! I appreciate your soothing voice directing each step! No body does it better!! I am forever grateful!
I love Celtic knots and how you do them. Can not wait to give this a try.
Amazing❤
Thank you. Very nice.
That was an excellent guide through a complicated process! Really fun 😁
Kelli, thank you SO much for your quick, clearly described tangling instructions! It’s wonderful to have your simpler, focused videos with your gentle, calm and clear voice. Great teaching!
Thank you! I’m so happy you are enjoying it!
A very nice and simple way , thank you
That actually felt like magic when the last few lines were connected
It’s so satisfying!
Just love this calm, expertly explained and demonstrated tutorial.
Simply fabulous.
Thanks so much. 💖🇬🇧
I’m so happy you enjoyed it!
I enjoy your tone & calm, sequential presentation style! thanks
Thank you!
Such a beautiful design!
Gorgeous happy birthday mail from everyone. Love the card your mum made. Glad she enjoyed it and wants to do more.💗
Just happened across your video this morning. I don't do Zentangles ( can't afford to get hooked with another craft....lol) but I was fascinated. You taught this Celtic Knot so well and I was inspired to give it a go. Thank you so much for sharing this tutorial. C xx
I get it! It’s so hard to say “no” to a new craft/hobby! I’m so happy you tried it and enjoyed it!
Thank you so much Kelli, I really really enjoyed watching you create this fascinating Celtic knot 🪢.defiantly a lot Moreno think 🤔 about here, I will have to watch a few times to get it right. Thank you for how you give us all your knowledge and expertise so we can create such beautiful patterns too. Please stay safe and well too xxx Mags
Wow! Awesome job!
I just did this one!!!! Pretty cool:)
Thank you!!!!
J ai adoré faire ce motif merci
Thanks!
Thank you so much for the Super Thanks! That means a lot! ❤️
14:06 you left a spot but love your 15 min zen tangle series
Oh, no! Thank you! 😄
I noticed it too but it’s so beautiful I was reluctant to mention it 🤣
Thank you ❤️
Brill ! Thank you.
Wazzup! Straight A grades! Cool uploads! Bravo! I'm impressed.
i like how you ended your video.
Thank you,
Kelli, I was amazed I did it the first time! 😲 Great instructions! What is the deal with the 15 minutes, if I may ask?
Zentangle is typically done over an hour or two. I wanted to give people an accomplishable little tile that could be done in just a few minutes!
When Rick Roberts and Maria Thomas first began teaching Zentangle, the emphasis was on a short drawing time, a sort of quiet little meditative activity, usually kept to around ten to 15 minutes at a time. However, as all humans do, over the 18 years that Zentangle has been taught, all of us who took it up as an art form very quickly began doing much more elaborate, time-intensive pieces.
THAT is where the original concept of "15 minutes" came from.
What do u do with ur tiles when u are done? What is a good way to display them?
Great question! I have a video on my channel of fun ways to display them! Most of mine end up in little containers on my desk. 😆 I also bought coin collector pages that hold the little tiles in clear pouches!
Zo leuk dit!! Ga het straks proberen! Vraagje hoe kom je aan de kleine “ viltjes” waar je op tekent?
I draw on little pieces of paper from Zentangle.com. You can use any nice drawing paper!
I'd have to fill in all those gaps left around the gold borders. I'm a perfectionist when it comes to my drawings, no matter if it's tangles, or landscapes. I wouldn't be able to leave white gaps on an otherwise nice piece!
Yes! Do it! These tangles are just the beginning…make it your own! ❤️
Why did you leave that one tiny corner blank that you colored in all the rest?
I’m not sure! Maybe I just forgot it!
You are awesome. Do you give private lessons?
I can do private lessons over Zoom! You can message me on Facebook at Let’s Tangle!
💗💗💗🙏
Looking for an instructional book - any suggestions?
I really liked One Tangle a Day. Every book is going to show you different tangles! I suggest going to the library and checking out any that they have!
Ong that was exhausting 😂😂
😆😆😆 Not an easy one!!
Thanks for enjoy my idea designs and my handmade pencil drafts sketch. My work copied by you looks
Like iam there.....and for that there are consequences of it. Perhaps HOPE I really don't know how this will end.
Que Dios nos coja confesaos
My OCD: Missed a spot! Lol
It’s so much to get right! 😆
Very nice DooDle Kelli however it would have been much nicer if you could you either didn't speak or when speaking to your viewers. Don't speak as if we were little children. It's kinda rude to be spoken to in that way. 😊
Sorry, I’m a kindergarten teacher!
You could choose to just move on and not be rude!
Svastika- Scandaloso.
I’m sorry, it is not meant to be. It’s a Celtic knot.
I was wondering if anyone else saw that, I thought it did too.
We all know it isn't a swastika, so I'm not sure why you felt the need to say this.
@@meriotheart it's a very painful sight for a lot of people, myself included. My grandmother, grandfather, aunts, uncles, cousins were murdered by the Nazis.
@@pearlshifer1776 I'm Dutch, I know the impact and meaning of a swastika or hakenkruis. This just isn't one (it only very vaguely looks like one) and shaming people for giving a tutorial on how to make Celtic knots isn't helpful in any way. I get it if you tell someone to stop if it is one, but this isn't and we all know it isn't. You can't just get rid of everything you think vaguely resembles a terrible thing, completely disregarding the intention/look of it.
Again I get it if it's an actual swastika, but this isn't one. I also get not wanting to look at things that resemble it because of painful memories/emotions attached. But you can't just say 'this reminds me of and therefore you are a bad person and need to remove it from the internet'