Using a continuous line while drawing your tangles is akin to the process of stitching on a machine. Suzanne McNeill shows you how she uses this style of drawing to achieve great results on a canvas tote bag.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_OBt...eature=related

How to Draw a Mandala Zentangle Style
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C4Nlz...eature=related

Zentangle Quitling by Machine
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6LBgX2aTuX8

Thanks for that information. I love Zentangle. I just couldn't imagine how to do it with the machine. I will be trying that soon.

Thanks

Very interesting. It would be a good way to improve or learn quilting. I like the ideal that she said it's not always perfect. I think that is where most of want to give up on fmq. We just worry to much about perfection. Ask me how I know.LOL

Thank you so much for shareing

Thank you so much for posting these Zentangle sites. It certainly help de-mistify these unique designs for quilting. These designs for stitching could actually be adapted to hand quilting and Crazy Quilt embellishments with a modern touch. I think I just found a new form of embellishing my quilting!

Thank You again,
Andie

Thank you! I enjoyed all 3 videos and I felt that I learn several things that I can apply to my FMQ.

Darn, I really have other things to do, but this looks like sooooo much fun that I'm going to have to try it!

This is new to me. I especially enjoyed the second website drawing into the circle. What creative!

This is new to me. I especially enjoyed the second website drawing into the circle. What creativity!