Tea Bag Envelopes - Part 71

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Long time no see!
Lately I have tangled mostly on tea bag envelopes, but as you can see, I am still posting some from April. Quite some stuff to post.

I lost the habit, and now it takes forever to write a post, decide if a pattern is worth being added to the list of my new patterns or if I want to consider it a variation of something else, remembering names of other patterns.

I could miss some. We will survive, right?

Murci, Noziro, Crescent Moon. 27 April 2026

Dark Busters, Betweed, Aradeuo, Zante, Tipple, Sez, Fescu. 27 April 2026

Paradox. 27 April 2026

I think I will name the star pattern here Lazkome. My Okome with a lazy aura.
Crescent Moon, 'Nzeppel, Lazkome. 28 April 2026

Okome, Grains, Crescent Moon, Circus. 29 April 2026

And I also think the strange fun here deserves a pattern. And the filling for Molygon tangleation?
Fraso, Faglio, Molygon, Fescu. 29 April 2026

Another new pattern here. Really worth a name? Who knows.
Kiffè, Therefore. 29 April 2026

Is it a stretch to call these thin leaves like my Okome? Probably.
Okome. 30 April 2026

I played with this Printemps variation, not worth a new pattern... for once!
Printemps. 30 April 2026

Printemps, Okome. 30 April 2026

Printemps, Okome. 30 April 2026

My Patterns
Aradeuo
Faglio
Fraso
Grains
Kiffè
Lazkome
Murci
Noziro
Okome

Zentangle Original Patterns
'Nzeppel
Betweed
Crescent Moon
Fescu
Molygon
Paradox
Printemps
Sez
Therefore
Tipple

Other Patterns
Circus
Dark Busters
Zante

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