Tangler, Artist, and CZT Jutta Gladnigg has created a wonderful new pattern called AD 690. It is a great pattern that reminds me of a crochet hook, but has a story behind it of a period of gladiators and romance. According to Jutta, the pattern first appeared in the year AD 690. It is found in the Gospels of St. Willibrord of Luxembourg, and is associated with Evangelist St. Mark. Clearly, Jutta has done her research!
Jutta Gladnigg is active in the creation of new tangle patterns. AD690 is only the latest in a series of lovely designs. More of her work can be seen on the Zentangle Mosaic app, to which she is a frequent contributor. Jutta is one of the most supportive of and helpful CZT on Mosaic to newbie and experienced tanglers alike. I have learned much from Jutta.
It is with great honor that I present to you, with Jutta’s permission, the step-out for AD690.
Larger versions of Jutta’s inset tiles follow.
And…
Here is yet another of Jutta’s pattern, drawn with the checkerboard tangle called Knights Bridge.
Although I have a long way to go before I can do AD690 nearly as well, here are some tiles in which I used this pattern for the first time (not counting the practice in my sketchbook, that is).
Enjoy this lovely and versatile tangle!
Until next time, Happy Tangling!
TangleSXM 
So happy to see Jutta’s beautiful pattern featured on your blog Dr. Ellie! She is one of the most talented tanglers I have met on my journey and it is wonderful to share her work. Thank you!
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Your Patience and Jutta’s AD690 have been my great pleasure to honor. Both patterns are unique and beautiful in their own ways. Thank you for allowing me to post The step-out for Patience, too.
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Jody, thank you so much for your nice post! I have just finished a tile with your new pattern Patience which was presented here recently. It’s so wonderful and creates a stunning meta-pattern.
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