Mar 20, 2018
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(vía Free Crochet Pattern: Mini Mandala)
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Started a new one. This one is going to be all colors. Eventually. Some day.
A different perspective of one of my mandalas.
Title: White Border Mini Mandala 3
Total Art Size: A5 Paper ( 5.83 × 8.27 inches ) Medium: Poska Black Marker and Watercolor Paper – This is an original drawing, not a copy or a print. – Unframed. UnMat. – This work does not come with a frame. – Only 1 Available. – Signed and dated on the back by the artist, so you can display the work in any direction. – No Watermark on the original drawing paper. – Original artwork with signed Certificate of Authenticity
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Cute little Mini Mandalas - a free pattern over at Pink Mambo.
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Mini Mandala Coasters
Since I would love to start a little online shop where I want to sell my creations, I have ordered some business cards, and started to make little projects to sell. The first one are these cute mini mandala coasters I found on Karin Aan De Haak (a Dutch blog with all kinds of nice patterns);
I recently ordered some new cotton yarn, and I wanted to make them from it. I had never worked with that brand (Lana Grossa Cotone), but I found it very nice to work with. Also, the colors are beautiful! Here a my versions of the mandalas;
I absolutely love the dark green color, but it doesn't come out well on my photos :( I gave them all the same center (grey), and also the 5th round is the same in every one. Karin used some silver thread for the 5th round, but I just used the same grey as I used in the center. I think they look quite well.