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Crochet Patterns Using Lion Brand Mandala Ombre Yarn

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If you’ve fallen in love with Lion Brand Mandala Ombre yarn like I have, then you’re in for a treat.

Its super soft texture and gorgeous self-striping colors make it one of my go-to yarns for blankets and scarves.

A collage of six crocheted projects made with colorful Mandala Ombre yarn, including blankets and scarves. Text in the center reads “Crochet Patterns That Use Mandala Ombre Yarn!” with a website link at the bottom.

In this post, I’ve gathered all of my crochet patterns that feature Mandala Ombre, so you can find your next project in one spot. As I design more patterns with this crocheter favorite, I'll be sure to add them to this list so you can always find them.

All right, let's dig in!

🧺 Blanket Patterns

1. The Emmy Blanket (Regular Crochet)

A crochet waffle stitch baby blanket with a colorful pattern and two balls of yarn—one white, one multicolored—rests on a wooden surface next to a green potted plant.

The Emmy Blanket uses a hybrid waffle stitch pattern that combines rich texture with eye-catching color play.

Designed with both a solid color yarn and Lion Brand Mandala Ombre, the solid rows create “windows” that frame and highlight the yarn’s beautiful self-striping effect.

It’s the perfect balance of bold and soft, structured and flowing.

Plus, a detailed step-by-step video tutorial walks you through the stitch, making it accessible even if you’re new to this technique.

🔗 Get the pattern

2. The Lanai Blanket (Regular Crochet)

A close-up of a crochet blanket with a white, teal, and light blue pattern draped over a black metal chair with a mesh seat on an outdoor porch. Trees and a white railing are visible in the background.

Inspired by the peaceful vibes of a Hawaiian lanai, this blanket brings warmth and texture to your space.

It features the easy-to-learn crochet snuggle stitch—a relaxing two-row repeat using basic stitches and color changes every two rows for fewer ends to weave in.

Finished off with a clean, simple border, the Lanai Blanket is both soothing to make and beautiful to display.

🔗 Get the pattern

3. The Felicity Blanket (Regular Crochet)

A multicolored striped blanket with white fringe is draped over a modern white chair. The background includes another blanket and decorative wall elements. The floor is covered with a woven rug.

This cozy shell stitch blanket is as fun to make as it is to customize.

Featuring a simple two-row repeat, it uses two different Lion Brand Mandala Ombre colorways to create a vibrant, ever-changing look.

Mix and match your favorite shades for a completely unique blanket every time—the color possibilities are endless!

🔗 Get the pattern

4. Tunisian Crochet Sampler Blanket (The Taylor)

A crocheted blanket with intricate crochet patterns in shades of cream, pink, and dark purple—made with Mandala Ombre yarn—is draped over a surface, complemented by a green potted plant and a white textured rug in the background.

This one’s for the adventurous crocheter! The Taylor blanket features a variety of Tunisian crochet stitches, making it a fun, learn-as-you-go project.

The Mandala Ombre yarn paired with a solid color yarn pulls it all together with seamless color transitions.

🔗 Get the pattern

5. The Callie (Tunisian Crochet)

A tunisian crochet corner to corner blanket with scalloped edges in bright pastel stripes of pink, yellow, orange, green, blue, and purple is laid on a textured beige surface and twisted at the center.

Don’t let the eye-catching design fool you. This corner-to-corner Tunisian crochet baby blanket is beginner-friendly and surprisingly simple to make.

The Callie Blanket uses self-striping Mandala Ombre yarn to effortlessly create a gradient effect, while the corner-to-corner technique adds a modern, polished touch.

It works up quickly and makes a stunning baby gift that looks far more intricate than it is.

🔗 Get the pattern

6. The Bella (Tunisian Crochet)

A colorful crochet waffle stitch baby blanket pattern with a grid of white squares and multicolored stripes is spread out on a textured brown surface.

This baby blanket uses the Tunisian waffle stitch to create a thick, cozy texture little ones will love. The raised squares really highlight the shifting colors of the yarn. It’s a modern take on a classic baby item.

🔗 Get the pattern

🧣 Crochet Scarf Patterns

7. Tunisian Infinity Scarf

A woman with curly blonde hair wears a chunky crochet infinity scarf in shades of cream, pink, and dark purple over a black shirt. Only her lower face and neck are visible.

This eye-catching infinity scarf blends a solid color yarn with Mandala Ombre’s self-striping beauty, creating a stunning contrast that adds rich texture and dimension.

The puff stitch gives it a plush, cozy feel, making it both stylish and comfortable.

It’s a perfect project for gifting or keeping all to yourself if you love Tunisian crochet’s distinctive look.

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8. Tunisian Triangle Scarf

woman with curly hair wearing tunisian crochet triangle scarf

Ready to level up your crochet game? This easy Tunisian triangle scarf pattern is a great way to explore new stitches while creating a warm, stylish accessory.

Worked using the Tunisian half double crochet, it produces a thick, luxurious fabric that's perfect for fall and winter.

The Mandala Ombre yarn adds a beautiful gradient effect, making each scarf unique.

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🛍 Where to Buy Mandala Ombre Yarn

Grab your Mandala Ombre cakes on LionBrand.com or Amazon.com.

About the yarn: Mandala Ombre is a worsted‑weight, self‑striping acrylic yarn with 344 yd per cake—perfect for gradient effects and easy care.

🧶Crochet Kits with Mandala Ombre Yarn

If you love crochet kits as much as we do, then you'll love checking out this assortment of kits from Lion Brand featuring Mandala Ombre yarn.

I have my eye on that cloud blanket and the Inside Out Sweater!

Shop all Mandala Ombre yarn kits HERE.

🧵 Explore the Mandala Family

Looking for more Mandala variants? Here's a quick guide:

💬 What Will You Make First?

I hope this roundup helps you find your next favorite project using Lion Brand Mandala Ombre.

Whether you’re diving into a big, squishy blanket or whipping up a quick scarf, these patterns make the most of this beautiful yarn.

Let me know which one you’re working on by tagging me @ICanCrochetThat so I can see your colorful masterpieces!

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