Nature offers stunning visual experiences, therefore it is a great inspiration for crafters. Wonderful Crochet Mandalas will definitely give you inspiration for your next project! In addition to colorful rows, they also have many textures to catch your eye. Different stitches give you that extra dimension and create many details. Mandalas surely stand out as home decor, and they are so versatile! You can hang them on the wall to give it a splash of color. Moreover, they will be a perfect centerpiece on your table on all occasions. If you`re looking for a perfect housewarming gift, mandalas are also an ideal present. So whether you`re an adventurous beginner or experienced crocheter you`ll surely fave fun making them. Check out these free patterns under the links below and follow us on Facebook Fanpage and Pinterest for more creative ideas!
If you need more inspiration, check out our collections of Colorful Rows Crochet Mandalas and Dazzling Mandalas.
Mandala Fiesta Free Crochet Pattern
This gorgeous mandala is a true celebration of colors and textures. It will certainly make a stunning wall hanging or a table centerpiece. Sandra Salas designed a real work of art here, evidently! Follow her lead!
Level: intermediate Author: Sandra Salas
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry here.
African Daisy Mandala Free Crochet Pattern
Inspired by African flowers, this mandala is so decorative and simply delightful. You can choose your own color combinations to adorn your home. Will it be vivid and bold or rather subtle? Let us know! Tally’s Crafts will guide you!
Level: intermediate Author: Tally’s Crafts (Dominika Karpińska)
The original pattern and the photos are on Ravelry here.
Kirana Mandala Free Crochet Pattern
A lovely mandala by Inas Fadil Basymeleh! What do you think about this combination of pale blue and pink? We feel so inspired! If you enjoy crocheting house decor, you should certainly save this pattern to your library.
Level: intermediate Author: Inas Fadil Basymeleh
The original pattern and the photos are on Inas Craft here. More info on Ravelry here.
