Part 3 of Triptych Mandalas is the final part, which means that after you complete this part you will have a set of 3 mandalas to decorate your home. I hope you enjoyed making the mandalas! Voor Nederlands, zie aub DEZE post.

Resources
- Triptych Mandalas General Information
- Triptych Mandalas on Ravelry
- PDF Pattern on Ravelry
- Video tutorials in one YouTube playlist – RIGHT HANDED
- Video tutorials in one YouTube playlist – LEFT HANDED
- Social Media #itsallinanutshell
Materials
You will need 6 colors of Scheepjes Catona (50g/125m) yarn and 3 mandala rings to make your Triptych Mandalas. I have designed 3 colorways as a suggestion to give you an idea of what your mandalas could look like. The colorways are Forest Fern, Blue Moon, and Rainbow Bright. You can find the colors and yarn amounts per colorway HERE.

You will also need 3 rings to finish the mandalas. You will need rings with diameter 40cm (16″), 25cm (10″) and 15cm (6″). We make the mandalas using a 3mm crochet hook.
Scheepjes Catona is available from Amazon.co.uk, Wool Warehouse (UK), Jimmy Beans Wool (USA), The Knitting Network (UK), Love Crafts (USA / UK), Caro’s Atelier (NL / EU), and many other Scheepjes stockists.
Triptych Mandalas Part 3 – Pattern
Full pattern in one document
The pattern for Triptych Mandalas is available for free in 3 parts on my blog. If you prefer to have the pattern as one document, you can purchase the pattern on Ravelry for a small fee.
Triptych Mandalas Part 3 – Video Tutorials
The left handed and right handed video tutorials for Triptych Mandalas are available on my YouTube channel. Please note that these videos are in US Terminology. I appreciate that these mandalas are a little tricky from time to time and I hope the videos make it possible for everyone to make these mandalas.
What if your mandalas don’t fit in the ring?
The mandalas are designed to be approximately 10% smaller than the rings they go into. This means the large mandala is 36cm/14inches before it goes into the 40cm ring. If your large mandala is larger than 36cm/14inches, replace the dc stitches of Round 23 with hdc stiches, or even sc stitches if needed. If your large mandala is smaller, replace the dc stitches with tr stitches. All these stitches are US Terminology.


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With love,
Esther

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