How To Make A
Summer Flower Hanging Mandala
Summer Flower Hanging Mandala
By Sara Sach of
The Summer Flower Hanging Mandala is Made from
left over yarn from Caron Chunky Cakes yarn,
and a 14 inch wooden hoop I got from a
Garage Sale about 10 years ago.
This New Piece of Yarn Art is going to look wonderful
in my Yarn Studio. I love the simplicity of it.
I didn't change colors, used the colors as they came.
What You Need To Make One:
Yarn - Caron Chunky Cakes about 3 - 4 oz.
Crochet Hook - K /6.50MM
14 inch Wooden Embroidery Hoop
Yarn Needle
Hot Glue Gun and Glue
Size: 14 inches
I used my Pattern for the Summer Flower
I crocheted the Flower exactly the same, only I used the Chunky yarn and K hook, And I added 2 more Rows before the trim.
Adding an additional chain between the corners and
single crochet, for each row.
I then laid the Summer Flower A cross the inside hoop,
and slid on the out side hoop.
Making sure the corners of the flower were between the hoops.
I used Hot glue to seal the hoops together, by placing a
bead of glue along the seam, around the back of the hoops.
I pressed them together with my fingers for a few seconds.
I threaded a piece of the yarn and tacked together each
petal of the flower around the hoop.
The last thing I did was make a chain about 25 chains
long and attach it to the top of the hoop.
I made sure the Glue was dry and I hung it it up!
I love how it turned out.
You can add fringe, tassels or whatever you like to dress
it up, But I like it just as it is.
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