- Designed by Love, Aly
A 2 mm hook will be the best for this project. Decorate this amazing mandala however you want, for instance with fringes, beads, lucky stones, feathers and so on. No matter which color you'll go for, it will most definitely embellish your home.
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Find this free pattern on lovealy.co.uk, or check out more on its Ravelry page here.
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