Granny gets a modern makeover with these vibrant mandala yarn patterns. I love the visual mixture here of the geometric triangles with the freeform colors of the Lion Brand Mandala Yarn cake. Bright oranges, purples, and pinks look amazing against the Lion Brand Basic Stitch yarn background, perfect for anyone looking to add a splash of color to their crochet projects."

Designer: TLYC Blog

Trendy multicolor triangle scarves - like this exquisite specimen made with the moss stitch - are so effortless when you use cake yarn. You never have to worry about colors matching and you won’t have as many ends to weave in. Oh, and did I mention this free crochet pattern only uses one skein?! 

Designer: Ginger Knots

This mandala crochet pattern is one of the best for combining your love of crochet with your latest binge-worthy show. The easy and repetitive stitch is so relaxing and simple to remember, allowing your attention to wander freely. With only double crochet (dc) and chain (ch) stitches, it's super beginner-friendly and perfect for creating a mesmerizing mandala design.

Designer: Sewrella

Stop scrolling! This gorgeous mandala pattern isn’t like the other crochet afghans made from squares. You can have your squares without all the fuss in this clever no-sew design. And you won’t be breaking the yarn between each square so there are fewer ends to weave in! You can make this design using just single crochet stitches in the back loops only.

Designer: Petals to Picots

Embrace the art of mandala crochet with the rich jewel tones of this particular Lion Brand Mandala yarn, which works amazingly in this boho cardigan. Channel your inner diva with this kimono-style cardi that’s worked flat using just single and double crochet stitches. Turn up the drama with fun fringe to finish off your mandala crochet masterpiece!

Designer: Hooked on Tilly

If you’re bored of all the rectangle and triangle crochet shawls, try this non-traditional crochet wrap made out of 3 triangles. This simple yet effective design uses just double crochet and chain stitches. I love the way the long color changes in the Lion Brand Mandala Yarn drape over the shoulders. Don’t forget the tassels!

Designer: One Dog Woof

Let’s bring ponchos back in style with this chic crochet motif! Seriously, why aren’t more people wearing these? A well-made crochet poncho is a girl’s best friend. They are so warm and cozy, and they look super cute too! This fun design uses single crochet, double crochet, and puff stitches to create a delightful motif pattern. You’ll be working from the top down, and the best part is that there’s no sewing involved, so you can enjoy your crafting without any extra hassle!

Designer: A Crocheted Simplicity

Baby showers are a breeze with this fast and easy mandala crochet pattern for the Starburst Blankie. The wide selection of color choices for Lion Brand Mandala yarn is perfect for customizing to any baby's nursery, be it for baby boys or baby girls! I love center-out blankets like this one because they eliminate the need to count all those chain stitches that traditional blankets require. This design features a beautiful array of double crochet shell stitches that showcase the mandala style beautifully.

Designer: Teresa Chorzepa

Have you made the 6-day kid blanket before? If you have, then you know how fast and easy it is! This pattern is also great for those looking to crochet a shawl, and you can make this pretty pocket shawl even faster than the blanket. You’ll be working width-wise using single and double crochet stitches. The pockets, perfect for keeping your hands warm, are worked separately and then sewn on, adding a practical touch to your beautiful creation.

Designer: Betty McKnit

Discover the joy of patterns using mandala yarn with this playful peek-a-boo design, featuring bright rainbow pops of color paired with a strong neutral gray. The combination of Lion Brand Mandala Yarn and Lion Brand Feels Like Butta is a match made in heaven for this project. You can create this super soft and striking throw using the box stitch. Don’t worry if you're a beginner; you only need to know single and double crochet stitches to complete this eye-catching piece.

Designer: Make and Do Crew

The Granny Stitch is a crochet classic for a reason—it works up so fast and looks amazing too! This gorgeous cowl design, one of the many mandala yarn-free crochet patterns available, is a great way to learn the granny stitch if you’re not familiar with it. The pattern is very detailed and includes lots of helpful pictures too, making it a perfect project for both beginners and seasoned crocheters.

Designer: Every Trick on the Hook

Just take a moment to consider all the rich shades of the Lion Brand Mandala yarn in this stunning crochet blanket. The colorful cake yarn, a signature of Lion Brand yarn, is perfect for the mosaic crochet technique. Never heard of it before? You only need to know how to single and double crochet. The best part is that there’s no changing colors in the middle of a row, making your crafting experience smooth and enjoyable.

Designer: Pretty Peaceful

Can’t decide which Lion Brand Mandala Yarn cake color is your favorite? You'll want to take a page out of this designer's book, who decided to grab two different mandala yarns and mix and match the order of the colors to her heart’s content. As you can see, the end result is amazing! Plus, you’ll only be using double crochet stitches, making this a project you'll want to start right away.

Designer: Make and Do Crew

This crochet circular vest is a standout piece among crochet patterns using a mandala yarn, with everything about it screaming fun! The playful colors, the intricate mandala, and the cascading waves that frame the torso all come together in a design that's as enjoyable to make as it is to wear. The stitches are a delight as well; you’ll be using a combination of single, half double, double, and treble crochet stitches along with puff stitches to create this vibrant and drapey garment.

Designer: The Lavender Chair

Sorry ladies, this one is for the kids! Ultra bright Lion Brand Mandala Yarn colors make me think of summer, and this piece is a shining example of Lion Brand mandala crochet patterns designed with fun in mind. The lovely shell stitches and ruffled trim add playfulness and flair, while the drawstring waist ensures a snug fit. This design calls for basic crochet stitches and some post stitches for the waistband, making it a delightful project for those who enjoy working with vibrant yarns and playful patterns.

Designer: Above the Clouds Crochet

The generous yardage of the Lion Brand Mandala Yarn cakes lends itself so well to big projects, that these smaller projects are very rare. What these small projects lack in size though, they more than make up for in flair! The slow color fades here is absolute perfection in this trendy slouchy beanie that uses front post and back post double crochet stitches.

Designer: Fandom Knitting & Crochet

Let’s get stripey! Don't forget that Texture plays a key role in projects that combine the fun color combinations of the Lion Brand Mandala Yarn with a neutral color. This attractive crochet throw is made with single crochet and double-crochet stitches, creating a tactile delight. The design features rows of eyelet lace that add a touch of elegance and multi-colored tassels for an extra pop of color!

Designer: Sewrella

Let’s put on our science goggles and dissect our yarn cakes! By separating each color into its own ball of yarn, you create a perfectly matched menu of colors to choose from for scrappy projects. For instance, this gorgeous and heirloom-worthy mandala baby blanket pattern utilizes this technique beautifully. The design calls for single and double crochet stitches along with popcorn stitches to give it a unique texture that's as delightful to the touch as it is to the eye.

Designer: Make and Do Crew

Oversized cowls are so casual and cute, and they look wonderful over a sweater or tucked into a jacket. Plus, they are seriously cozy and warm! Color matching is a dream with the ombre yarn effect of Lion Brand Mandala Yarn. Single and double crochet your way to a new crochet accessory and let the yarn's gradual color changes do all the heavy lifting for a stunning visual impact!

Designer: Craftytuts

Okay, so you’ve probably heard of C2C crochet before, but did you know it’s not just for the traditional C2C block stitch? This mandala yarn crochet pattern showcases that there are a lot of different stitches you can use when you work on the bias - like the easy single and double crochet stitch combo used here. Plus, the long lines of beautiful stripes of color you get with the Lion Brand Mandala Yarn are unparalleled, making any project a standout piece!

Designer: A Crocheted Simplicity

Visual learners, this one is for you! Ideal for those who appreciate step-by-step guidance, follow along with the YouTube video to make this gorgeous rainbow throw, a highlight among mandala yarn crochet blanket patterns. Using granny and double crochet stitches, what a clever idea it is to use the granny stitch to create images like these cute little hearts. It’s reminiscent of filet crochet but with a unique twist!

Designer: Jolie Knots

Experiment with empty space once again in this beautiful draping crochet kimono, which you might find among the best free crochet patterns using mandala yarn. The double crochet and chain stitches form the eye-catching diamond design that's perfect for a relaxing crochet session on the couch. And if you love serene hues, the beautiful calming blue of this yarn will surely appeal to you.

Designer: Stuck with Ewe

Calling all Tunisian crochet lovers! This mandala yarn blanket, crafted with the Tunisian honeycomb stitch, combines Tunisian simple stitches and purl stitches for a truly unique texture. Tunisian chain back bar stitches are used to increase the peaks, and Tunisian two-together stitches are used to decrease the valleys. The end result is really something special - especially when created with the gorgeous shades of Lion Brand Mandala Yarn!

Designer: Crochet Kim 

Crochet stuff for boys can take a lot of work to come by, but this fun crochet monster baby beanie is a standout among mandala yarn hat patterns. It's a great project to have in your back pocket for when another baby shower announcement finds itself in your inbox. This hat is made from the top down using half double crochet, puff, and spike stitches. How will you decorate yours to give it that personal touch?

Designer: Hooks & Sunshine

Make your child or grandchild something they’ll actually want to wear! This stylish poncho is both soft and colorful thanks to the Lion Brand Mandala Yarn. Your child will love the oversized fit and the cozy cowl neck. This design features a single crochet ribbing and the wonderfully textured even moss stitch which uses half double crochet and slip stitches.

Designer: Sincerely, Pam