Mandala® Yarn
SKU: 525-200BD
Mandala is a light weight, self-striping yarn made from 100% acrylic, designed for self striping with long, seamless color changes. The smooth texture and soft fibers provide excellent stitch definition, making it a favorite for intricate projects. The ideal weight for crocheters, just one ball will allow you to conjure a scarf, small shawl, or even a sorcerer's cap! And since it's machine washable and dryable for easy maintenance, knitters won't want to miss out on the fun either.
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I've love this yarn since the first time picked it up. I've made sweaters, scarves, wraps, mandalas, so many different projects, so many different color variants. Can't wait to see what pattern I'll find for it next!❤️
Ordered the yarn and the pattern for the Woven Wonder throw/baby blanket and I am enjoying watching the colors mix and blend as I go. This pattern uses Warlock and Centaur and they mix and match wonderfully!
OMG, I found Golem to be a surprisingly interesting , beautiful cool color way. At first, I thought of deconstructing the cake to control the colors. So glad I didn’t , and just let the stripes stripe into an amazing Betty McKnit 6 Day Star Blanket , 3 cakes down , 7 more cakes to go.
I've been a knitter/crocheter for almost 8 years now and I've always loved this yarn. It has great stitch definition, the color changes gradually melt into each other and the hues themselves look wonderful. I've made 5-6 items with this yarn so far, the latest: a Hexagon cardigan!
I love putting together various patterns and did so with this sweater (still WIP). Started with top down raglan, used surpris for sleeves, using butterfly stitch on center back body.
Made a granny stitch cardigan using 3 skeins of Genie. Yarn was easy to work with, however, sections of each color were thin.
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I've love this yarn since the first time picked it up. I've made sweaters, scarves, wraps, mandalas, so many different projects, so many different color variants. Can't wait to see what pattern I'll find for it next!❤️
Ordered the yarn and the pattern for the Woven Wonder throw/baby blanket and I am enjoying watching the colors mix and blend as I go. This pattern uses Warlock and Centaur and they mix and match wonderfully!
OMG, I found Golem to be a surprisingly interesting , beautiful cool color way. At first, I thought of deconstructing the cake to control the colors. So glad I didn’t , and just let the stripes stripe into an amazing Betty McKnit 6 Day Star Blanket , 3 cakes down , 7 more cakes to go.
I've been a knitter/crocheter for almost 8 years now and I've always loved this yarn. It has great stitch definition, the color changes gradually melt into each other and the hues themselves look wonderful. I've made 5-6 items with this yarn so far, the latest: a Hexagon cardigan!
I love putting together various patterns and did so with this sweater (still WIP). Started with top down raglan, used surpris for sleeves, using butterfly stitch on center back body.
Made a granny stitch cardigan using 3 skeins of Genie. Yarn was easy to work with, however, sections of each color were thin.