Nula, dancing around the pages

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I must admit, I have been trying for a while to do a pansy pattern that does not look too much like a pansy. In the process I came up with other flowers, and with perfect copies of pansies.

Then a mix between a petunia and a campanula (Italian names, sorry) came out.

This is the first well organised tangle I put it in. I have been looking for a tangle to put by the side of Condor for a while among existing patterns, but then I figured one out on my own! :)

Condor, Nula, Tut 17-18 June 2025

Here is where Nula has been born.
It looks a bit like Beach Buck, but I like it better.
Arkand, Beach Buck, 'Nside, Nula - 17 June 2025

And here again a thread connects the flowers. 
Nula, Tulipa, Lenche. 18 June 2025

Here you can see all my attempts with the pansies.
Izzy, Viking, Aeroark, Moinmoin 16-17 June 2025

Bitona, Boulder Bilder, Tut, Mel Mel, Angel Fish. 16 June 2025

Harp, Bitona, Bloomerz. 17 June 2025

Here you can find the deconstruction of the pattern, and some variations.
Nula, Tut, Queen's Crown, Tulipa, Fescu, Steps. 21 July 2025

Here you can see the front of the sketchbook that I bring around in my backpack.
Nula, Bloomerz, Lenche, Veruca, Dark Busters, Rezeda, Ribbon Rose, Agua. 27 June 2025

Apparently I have the pattern only on one tea bag. 
Nula, Lenche. 18 June 2025

I could not list all patterns as labels. It's more than 20.
But still... I can list here all patterns I used!

My Patterns
Izzy
Moinmoin
Nula

Zentangle Original Patterns

Other Patterns
'Nside, Beth Gaughan, CZT
Aeroark, Tiffany Lovering
Agua, Christina Vandervlist, CZT
Angel Fish, Marizaan van Beek, CZT
Arkand, Lynn Hensley
Beach Buck, Joan Stark
Bitona, Yuko Ohashi
Bloomerz, Jenna Black
Boulder Bilder, Bunny Wright, CZT
Condor, Susie Ngamsuwan.
Dark Busters, Diana Marshall.
Harp, Jan Brandt.
Lenche, Anita Aspfors Westin
Mel Mel, Adele Bruno, CZT
Queen's Crown, Suzanne McNeill, CZT
Rézéda, Claire Legrand-Krulic, CZT
Ribbon Rose, Alice Hendon, CZT
Steps, Helen Williams
Tulipa, Simone Menzel, CZT
Tut, Joan Stark
Veruca, Verónica Vázquez Orozco, CZT
Vikings, Lila Popcheff

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