Tea Bag Envelopes - Part 56

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Today we have a lot of tea bag envelopes, ten! Many of them still are based on the first element of All Dent. Some patterns are already in my pattern book, I think or two should be added, but let's check the tea bag envelopes one by one!

The flowers here are based on All Dent. They are nice, but I do not think they are worth a pattern of their own. Of course if anybody think otherwise, or would like to see a step out possibly it is pattern material... so let me know! I do not think the triangles are worth a pattern, and the Printemps snails can be considered Printemps. Right?

All Dent, Printemps. 23 February 2026

Lots of All Dent lines. And Isonu and Dentblade variations.
All Dent, Dentblade, Isonu, Flux, Tipple. 23 February 2026

Same basic All Dent elements all starting from the same point, and Dentleaf. I was really obsessed with All Dent for some days. And seeing these tangles again has influenced a couple of recent tea bag envelopes, but you have to wait to see them!
All Dent, Mooka, Dentleaf. 23 February 2026

More All Dent experiments, and only one side of Isonu. I will keep the same name.
All Dent, Isonu, Flux, Tipple, Dentleaf. Springkle. 23 February 2026

All Dent, All Dent, All Dent. Morphing into All Tao and Isonu. :D
All Dent, Isonu, All Tao. 23 February 2026

Who is obsessed with All Dent?
All Dent, Isonu, Dentlip, Fescu. 23 February 2026

Lines lines lines.
Scena, Ibex. 24 February 2026

This is an interesting tile. I did a lot of Mon-Ammi variations.
Isonu, Mon-Ammi, Radix. 24 February 2026

I don't feel like listing any pattern here. apart maybe for my Dorn for the thorns.
Dorn, 24 February 2026

And again Radix. Lovely, like the most of Tomàs Padrós patterns.
Radix, Sez, Printemps, Tipple, Flux. 24 February 2026

My Patterns
All Dent
All Tao
Dentblade
Dentleaf
Dentlip
Dorn
Isonu

Zentangle Original Patterns
Fescu
Flux
Ibex
Mooka
Printemps
Springkle
Scena
Sez
Tipple

Other Patterns
Mon-Ammi
Radix

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