Roundabout Mandala Afghan (Crochet) - Version 2
Roundabout Mandala Afghan (Crochet) - Version 2

Roundabout Mandala Afghan (Crochet) - Version 2

SKU: L70093B

The Roundabout Mandala Afghan - Version 2 is a crochet afghan pattern made with light weight yarn that has a skill level of advanced.


Skill Level
Level 4 - Intermediate+
Project Type
Afghan
Yarn Used
Mandala® - 525
Pattern Gauge
Rnds 1-5 of Center = about 6 in. (15 cm) diameter.
Pattern Size Options
One Size
Pattern Yarn Weight
3 Light / DK
Dimensions Detail
About 50 x 50 in. (127 x 127 cm)
Pattern Corrections
No
Pattern Craft
Crochet
Made For
Home

Customer Reviews

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EKSMAMA
Beautiful colors and engaging design

I loved making this afghan. There’s fun variety in the stitches— so it felt interesting and had a lovely intricate look. The mandala yarn gave it such beautiful color. I do think it’s worth managing the color changes at the start. My yarns arrived with light pink as the first color. If I did it over again.... I’d make sure to start with blue. It’s also important I think for the center circle to be either one color or for color changes to happen at the end of a round. Something to consider as you begin...

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DIANA LOWE DiSALVO
BAD PICTURES

THIS IS A GREAT PATTERN......................BUT THE PICTURES GIVE YOU NO IDEA WHAT THE Mandala Afghan LOOKS LIKE. THE CAT HIDES 1/2 THE AFGHAN AND THE CLOSE UP IS OUT OF FOCUS, BLURRY AND NO HELP AT ALL TO SEE THE WAY THE DESIGN FLOWS.
I DO LIKE ALL THE DIAGRAMS, AT LEAST THAT'S A BIG HELP!

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Based on 2 reviews
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(1)
50%
(1)
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EKSMAMA
Beautiful colors and engaging design

I loved making this afghan. There’s fun variety in the stitches— so it felt interesting and had a lovely intricate look. The mandala yarn gave it such beautiful color. I do think it’s worth managing the color changes at the start. My yarns arrived with light pink as the first color. If I did it over again.... I’d make sure to start with blue. It’s also important I think for the center circle to be either one color or for color changes to happen at the end of a round. Something to consider as you begin...

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DIANA LOWE DiSALVO
BAD PICTURES

THIS IS A GREAT PATTERN......................BUT THE PICTURES GIVE YOU NO IDEA WHAT THE Mandala Afghan LOOKS LIKE. THE CAT HIDES 1/2 THE AFGHAN AND THE CLOSE UP IS OUT OF FOCUS, BLURRY AND NO HELP AT ALL TO SEE THE WAY THE DESIGN FLOWS.
I DO LIKE ALL THE DIAGRAMS, AT LEAST THAT'S A BIG HELP!