Crochet Mandala Doily Pattern For Home Decor

Imagine a cozy afternoon, yarn in hand, as you weave a rainbow onto your very own Crochet Mandala Doily. Think of it as a fun way to paint, but with threads and a hook! As you stitch, watch a dazzling pattern come to life, destined to make any space feel like home.

Crochet Mandala Doily

Material Needed:

• Yarn
• Crochet Hook
• Scissors
• Tapestry Needle
• Stitch Markers
• Measuring Tape

Crochet Pattern

Round 1:

• Chain 12.
• In the circle formed, double crochet (abbreviated as DC).
• Chain 3 (counts as the first DC).
• Complete 24 double crochets in total.
• Slip stitch (SL ST) to finish the round.

Round 2:

• Start with a double crochet post.
• Chain 1.
• Front post double crochet.
• Chain 3 for space.
• Continue making front post double crochets with chain 1 in between, for a total of 24 front posts.
• Finish the round with a SL ST.

For Round 3:

• Chain 1, and use the same pattern of front post and double crochets as established, ending with five andos (likely a term or abbreviation specific to the pattern and may refer to a type of stitch or sequence).
• Complete the round with SL ST.

Round 4:

• Using popcorn stitches (abbreviated as popc), continue the established pattern.
• Include front post single crochet with chain 2 spaces.
• Finish the round as previously.

Round 5:

• Begin with front post single crochet.
• Chain 2 in the space.
• Make two double crochets in each pattern.
• Finish with 72 stitches.

For Round 6:

• Continue in the pattern, creating clusters and front post triple stitches.
• Add double crochets where specified.
• Repeat the sequence as instructed, ensuring the stitch count matches.

Round 7:

• Work every stitch as a single crochet, creating a chain (single crochet cluster).
• Continue for the entire round.

Round 8:

• Repeat the same process as Round 7.

In Round 9:

• Start creating “popc” counts and working in the back post single crochets.
• Create chains and skip certain stitches as instructed.

Round 10:

• Work front post stitches and create chain eight spaces as detailed.

Round 11:

• In chain spaces created, work six single crochets, chain two, and six more single crochets.
• Repeat for each space around.

For Round 12:

• Work sleep stitches and double crochets in V shapes, with chain spaces varying in number.

Round 13:

• Create double crochets, chains, and cluster formations as instructed.
• Include spaced front post stitches.

Round 14:

• Work popcorn stitches separated by chain two spaces.

In Round 15:

• Continue with the popcorn stitches and add double crochets in specified spaces.

Round 16:

• Progress with back post double crochet and chain two spaces.

Round 17:

• Work a series of post stitches with chain three interludes, including exceptional triple crochet combinations.

For Round 18:

• Combine double crochet techniques in the spaces created, utilizing triple crochets as indicated.

Round 19:

• Switch back to post double crochet, creating chains and clusters.

Round 20:

• This is suggested to be the last round, working with single crochet and chain spaces, finishing off with the specified sequence.