Ombré Ocean Mandala blanket

Created by: Bonnie O

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Project Details

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I wanted to create an ombré effect but in a gradual fashion. This pattern is broken up into different sections which are recommended to be done in block colours, but I wanted to get that ombré look, so each section I started off a little darker than the last. I had an image in my head of how this would look when I'd finished it and it's turned out even better! The fringed edge finished it off perfectly.

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Pattern

Moods of Change

This pattern can be found here:
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Yarns
Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Washed Teal (433) ✕ 1 ball

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Seafoam Blue (432) ✕ 1 ball

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Sailor Blue (440) ✕ 2.0 balls

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Royal Blue (441) ✕ 1 ball

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Midnight Blue (438) ✕ 2.0 balls

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Marine Blue (434) ✕ 1 ball

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Kingfisher Blue (435) ✕ 2.0 balls

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Duck Egg Blue (436) ✕ 2.0 balls

Paintbox Yarns Cotton DK - Champagne White (403) ✕ 3.0 balls
Needles & Hooks
- Crochet Hook 4.00mm (US 6)
Measurements

Notes: I went up to row 57 and this turned out to be 140cm diameter. Plus a 10cm fringed edge.
Tags
- Blankets & Throws
- Rugs
- Home
- Women
- YARNVENTURE
Craft
Crochet

Skill Level
Intermediate

Status
Complete

Started on: May 27, 2017 Finished on: Jun 13, 2017
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5 Comments
- Alison B
  
  7 years ago • Portsoy
  
  Beautiful blanket,the colours are amazing it's gorgeous
  
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- Claudia H
  
  7 years ago
  
  Yeah for Aussie crochet designers
  
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- Sally D
  
  7 years ago
  
  absolutely gorgeous!!!!
  
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- Sarah T
  
  7 years ago
  
  This is a really beautiful blanket and the thought you gave to the colour scheme really worked well
  
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  Bonnie O
  
  7 years ago
  
  Thank you!
  
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