This design is a set of three mandala’s called Blooming Dreams Mandalas. You can make them all the same color or make them in different colors

Materials
You will need Scheepjes Catona yarn and 3 x 15cm mandala rings. The pink samples shown use these colors and yarn amounts:
1 x 50g (e.g. color 130 - Old Lace)
1 x 25g (e.g. color 254 - Moon Rock)
1 x 10g (e.g. color 404 - English Tea)
1 x 10g (e.g. color 246 - Icy Pink)
1 x 10g (e.g. color 398 - Colonial Rose)
1 x 10g (e.g. color 404 - Ultra Violet)
3 x 15cm mandala rings
3mm crochet hook.

Size
The finished mandalas are 15cm (6″) in diameter. The metal rings help to stabilize the mandalas and make it possible to hang them on a wall.

Patterns
The pattern for Blooming Dreams Mandalas is a written pattern, and includes the link to the video tutorial.

Languages
The written patterns are available in English US Terms, and Dutch. The video tutorials are available in English US Terms and Dutch.

Kits with everything you need
In my webshop you can find kits which contain everything you need to make these mandalas. The kits are available in two colorways.
PINK COLORWAY
BLUE COLORWAY

The small print
Due to the nature of patterns, this pattern may not be returned or exchanged. All sales are final. This pattern may not be redistributed or copied in any way.

Finished items may be sold, I just ask that you give credit to me, Esther Dijkstra from It’s all in a Nutshell for the pattern.

These patterns have been tested, but a mistake could still slip through. If you believe there is an error in the pattern, please let me know and I will address the issue.

I hope you love these mandalas as much as I do.

Kind Regards,
Esther

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