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Little Spring Mandala

However, if you are looking for something a little more colorful and fun, this little round piece is just for you. It’s cheerful, fun and very versatile.

Little Spring Mandala

The original pattern and the photos are available on  Made in k-town blog: Little Spring Mandala

more info about photos on Ravlery.

Melanie’s Mandala Baby Blanket

If you want to make something different, try a mandala baby blanket! It’s worked in the round and features stunning motifs. Melanie’s version is the yummiest combination of dusty pinks and dusty mints, so keep this palette in mind for future projects. 

Melanie’s Mandala Baby Blanket

The original pattern and the photos are available at Ravelry: Melanie’s Mandala Baby Blanket

July Mandala

All the stunning mandalas designed by Karin Åshammar can make the world around us beautiful in so many ways. You can use them to decorate your walls and furniture or to spice up the table settings for all the fancy parties you throw. How will you use this one?

July Mandala

The original pattern and the photos are available on Lifestyle by Ella here: July Mandala

More info is on Ravelry here.

September Mandala

September is such a special month! The transition between summer and fall can be a beautiful time, evidently. Especially when you focus on crocheting decorative doilies! If you don’t know Elisabeth Laitila’s series of mandalas, go check them all out ASAP!

September Mandala

The original pattern and the photos are available on Lifestyle by Ella here: September Mandala

More info on Ravelry here.

Shell Stitch Round Doily

Are you a fan of shell stitch crochet patterns? We certainly are! How many different versions have you tried already? The more the better, right? This beautiful doily designed by Pattern Princess is perfect for autumn. So chic!

Shell Stitch Round Doily

The original pattern and the photos are available on Pattern Princess here: Shell Stitch Round Doily

More info on Ravelry here.

Spring Blanket KAL

If you’re a fan of CAL projects, you might also like KAL, which stands for Knit-Along. This cheerful spring blanket pattern will come in handy when it’s getting warmer, but you still want to cuddle up sometimes. The blanket is both warm and breathable to keep you comfortable. Plus, the pattern is simple enough and you have plenty of time.

Spring Blanket KAL

PHOTOS by Nicola Valiji / Ravelry.com

Find the original free pattern on woolbox.co.uk, or read more about it on Ravelry.