November Online Classes

To the Moon and Back!
​with Sandra Rushton, CZT

When:  November 7, 2-4 Eastern Time
Cost:  $40
Live and Recorded class on Zoom.
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Love you to the moon … and back
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We have all looked up at the moon and thought about someone we care about, where they are, what they are doing. This piece focuses on that thought that no matter where you are you can look up at the night sky and feel that you’re not alone. 
Sandra will show you how to create a moon from scratch and of course tangle within in it. Whichever silhouette you choose – a dog, cat or angel your piece will be truly unique to you. 
Working in the traditional zentangle® method using a pen, pencil and tortillon but also with a little Sanntangle® twist using a touch of colour and a hint of romanticism, from a blank piece of paper you will bring this piece to life as you apply each pen stroke.

​Tangle U 2021 REUNION!

When:  November 13, 2- 4 ET on Zoom
Cost:  FREE for TangleU 2021 Attendees!
LIVE and RECORDED on Zoom!

What's in that "Do Not Open" envelope?  and what will we make??  Find out during class.  Everyone who attended TangleU 2021 will be emailed with class details. Or go to the TangleU Teachable school and look for the details in the TU Conference for CZTS 2021 for details.

When the Snow Flies
​with Yvonne Westover, CZT

When: November 21, 2 - 4 ET
Cost: $40 USD
Live and Recorded on Zoom! 

Description:  I will introduce you to a Tangle I created called Avro. Inspired by a plane called Avro and Canadians who fly south every winter who are known as Snow birds, we will create this intricate snowflake. So, before the white stuff hits the ground, we'll cozy up for double dose of Avro! Warm up your coloured ink and dust off those chalk pastels so we can catch ourselves a snowflake! (sticking out your tongue is optional ;)
In this lesson:
 - you will learn to use the tangle in two different ways by doing a simple practice in rotation
- you will have plenty of examples of how else to use this tangle either as a single or a double variation
-coordinate your ink and pastel colours to create a soft transition
-use white ink for highlights