Top 6 Free Mandala Quilt Patterns (+7 Bonus Patterns For Sale)

Designer: AGF Studio

Transform your bedroom into a lively and sophisticated retreat with the stunning Mandala Quilt, a free downloadable pattern from AGF Studio. This exquisite design is part of their Boho Fusions fabric collection, blending vibrant colors and patterns for an eye-catching effect. While the quilt pattern might initially appear challenging due to its similar fabric cut pieces, the accompanying step-by-step guide in the tutorial ensures that you can complete this gorgeous Mandala Quilt effortlessly. With a generous finished size of 61 inches by 61 inches, this quilt is not just a cozy addition to your bedding but also a striking decorative statement.

Designer: AGF Studio

Introducing the Evergrowing Mandala quilt pattern from AGF Studio, a stunning addition to any quilter’s collection. This exquisite design showcases the beautiful Trouvaille fabric collection, bringing a unique flair to the pattern. The quilt is composed primarily of Half Square Triangle units (HSTs), creating a visually captivating mandala effect. With its striking design and vibrant colors, the Evergrowing Mandala Quilt is sure to be an eye-catching piece of decor in your bedroom. The project’s finished size is an impressive 88 inches by 88 inches, making it a grand centerpiece for any bedding ensemble.

Designer: AGF Studio

Discover yet another captivating quilt pattern that’s bound to be a favorite. The Cosmos Quilt, designed by AGF Studio, featuring the Legendary fabric collection by Pat Bravo. This design takes the mandala concept to a new level with a unique twist, employing the Dresden technique. The vibrant colors and bold prints of the Legendary collection breathe life into this Dresden mandala quilt, creating a stunning visual impact. With a project finished size of 46 inches by 36 inches, the Cosmos Quilt is not just a quilting project, but a bold statement piece for any room.

Designer: Rob of Man Sewing

Embrace the gradient charm with Rob Appell’s Ombre Mandala Quilt, a free video tutorial from Man Sewing. This project transforms ombre fabrics into an eye-catching two-fabric quilt with ease. Follow along as Rob demonstrates the use of the Large Orange Peel Template for 10″ Squares and the Small Orange Peel Template for 5″ Charm Packs, bringing the intricate Mandala to life through fusible appliqué. It’s a perfect blend of simplicity and impact, ideal for anyone eager to create a quilt with a strong visual statement and a touch of modernity.

Designer: AGF Studio

Spring into quilting with the free Spring Mandala pattern by AGF Studio, featuring the vibrant Wild Bloom Fabric collection by Bari J. This pattern, accompanied by a handy template, invites you to splash your quilt canvas with a floral burst of colors, encapsulating the rejuvenating spirit of spring. Embrace the opportunity to mix, match, and play with a spectrum of hues as you piece together this stunning mandala. Ideal for both the seasoned quilter and the enthusiastic beginner, this design promises to bloom into a joyful centerpiece in your home.

Designer: AGF Studio

The Beekeeper Quilt Pattern by AGF Studio, featuring the Honey Fusion fabric collection, measures 88″ × 88″. This quilt pattern draws inspiration from the structured beauty of beehives and the tireless efforts of bees, reflected in the detailed and repetitive mandala design. It’s an engaging project that combines artistic expression with thematic depth, ideal for quilters looking to create a meaningful and visually captivating piece. It is also perfect for those who appreciate nature-inspired designs and meticulous craftsmanship in their quilting projects.

Designer: K.G. Arnold of Tobacco Shed Quilts

Unfold the grandeur of quilting with the Huge Mandala Quilt Pattern by K.G. Arnold of Tobacco Shed Quilts. This pattern is a testament to the beauty of paper-piecing, offering quilters a chance to construct a large-scale, 60″ x 60″ mandala with precision and ease. If you have experience with paper foundation piecing and sewing curves, this pattern will be a joy to create. It’s designed to guide you smoothly through each step, resulting in a breathtaking quilt that marries meticulous technique with artistic design—a true quilter’s masterpiece.

Designer: Carolyn Murfitt of Free Bird Quilting Designs

Step into a kaleidoscope of fabric with the Mandalightful Quilt Pattern by Carolyn Murfitt of Free Bird Quilting Designs. This pattern assembles a bright, colorful mandala that’s ideal as a lap quilt or a stunning wall hanging. Embrace the joy of appliqué, bringing together numerous small pieces from your stash to bloom into a radiant quilt. Play with a mix of vivid colors to enhance the allure of your mandala. At a finished size of 67″ x 67″, it’s a statement piece that’s both captivating and comforting. The accompanying 28-piece acrylic template set, compatible with the Mandalicious pattern, streamlines your crafting process, making tracing and cutting a breeze. Create a quilt that’s not just a project, but a piece of art.

Designer: Violet Craft

The Flower Mandala Quilt Pattern by Violet Craft features a design that blooms into a beautiful flower mandala. This adaptable quilt can be resized by altering the base cloth and adjusting the number of petals, allowing for a highly customizable project. For a varied appearance, you can employ a scrappy fabric assortment or use consistent fabric for each ring. This pattern provides an excellent opportunity for quilters to creatively experiment with different looks while crafting a visually stunning floral display.

Designer: Carolyn Murfitt of Free Bird Quilting Designs

The Radiating Circles Quilt Pattern by Carolyn Murfitt of Free Bird Quilting Designs is available in three sizes: lap (67″ x 67″), large lap (80″ x 80″), and queen (92″ x 92″). This captivating design showcases a Dresden plate that bursts from the center in warm colors, forming a circular pattern reminiscent of a sunburst or flower. Surrounding this center are concentric circles of more minor, individually patterned, and textured fabric circles in diverse colors, including blues, greens, pinks, purples, and yellows. The circles have a three-dimensional, ‘puffed’ look, giving the quilt a unique tactile quality.

Designer: Meags & Me

The Appliqué Mandala Quilt Pattern by Meags & Me offers a striking design with a 65” x 65” finish size. This pattern presents an intricate appliqué mandala pieced together in sections for easy assembly. The mandala, a harmonious blend of botanical and geometric shapes, is crafted in a serene palette of blues set against a light, possibly linen-textured background. This design not only captivates visually but also evokes a calming atmosphere, making it a great project for those looking to add a touch of tranquility to their quilting.

Designer: Jenny Feeney of Country Clover Design

The Marvellous Mandala Applique Quilt Pattern by Jenny Feeney of Country Clover Design features a finished size of 60″ x 60″. This pattern comes with comprehensive instructions and templates for raw edge applique, showcasing a series of intricate mandala designs. The focal point is a large, striking mandala at the center, making it an eye-catching addition to any space. Ideal for those who enjoy detailed applique work, this pattern allows quilters to create vibrant and detailed artwork in quilt form.

Designer: Susan Miller of Our Forever Home Crafts

The Batik Mandala Quilt Pattern by Susan Miller of Our Forever Home Crafts features a vibrant use of batik fabrics that enhance the design with dynamic motion and color play. This quilt pattern includes detailed instructions and templates for all shapes, utilizing the raw-edge, fused applique technique to create intricate mandala patterns. Ideal for quilters who appreciate the unique textures and colors of batik fabrics, this pattern offers a creative and engaging project that results in a visually stunning quilt.

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