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While a traditional doily is beautiful, there’s nothing quite so serene and peaceful as a mystical mandala doily. Indeed, the somewhat psychedelic and cosmic designs of mandalas really translate into crochet. Moreover, there are many great inspirations for individual mandalas, such as floral, feather, and other sources. Thus, there is a world of examples you can draw upon to design your own. However, if you don’t want to, here are a couple to get your mandala doily muscles flexing.
Evocation Doily
Albeit it’s a bit fancy, this mystical mandala doily is a beautiful way to access the serenity of this theme. To summarize, this is a beautiful and traditional, floral mandala with gorgeous lotus leaves.
Skills: intermediate Designer: Julia Hart
The full article about this pattern: Evocation Doily
More info about Condichick’s project on Ravelry or Instagram.
Purpling Peacock Mandala Doily
Moreover, the Purpling Peacock Mandala is one of the realisations of the stunning Manadala Madness by Helen Shrimpton, an exemplary mystical mandala doily. If you never did it before, it’s definitely great to try. Amazingly, did you know that this pattern was made a THOUSAND times? Therefore, there are lots of project color lines you can choose from. However, if you have already made a Mandala Madness project, new ideas are already waiting for you.
Skills: easy Designer: Helen Shrimpton
The full article about this pattern: Mandala Madness
More info about Winklepicker’s project on Ravelry.
Evocation Doily
Have you already seen this doily? It’s breathtaking! It’s a new pattern by Julia Hart, and it’s called Evocation. A finished one measures about 14″ in diameter. As the pattern is divided into 3 parts, you will find it very easy to make a smaller doily and also play around with your favorite colors. Each part of this pattern is free.
Skills: Easy to Intermediate Designer: Julia Hart
Go to the pattern: Evocation Doily
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