Mandalas coloring pages for adults with what appears to be hundreds of mandalas to choose from. (I didn’t actually count them, but there were page after page of mandalas)
Zentangle coloring pages for adults. Again not strickly mandalas, but many Zentangle artists create mandalas using Zentangles.
Here are just a few examples of the mandalas they have on their site.
Really stunning mandalas, don’t you think?
They also have a selection of tutorials on coloring techniques, Adult coloring techniques and tutorials. This is what they have to say about these tutorials:
“Do you want to master new adult coloring techniques, discover expert tips to improve your skills in this art ?
Here are several technical tutorials, as well as “step by step” courses prepared by some of the most assiduous users of our website.
Thanks to these secrets revealed, you will have the opportunity to get more satisfaction from the practice of this leisure.
Felt, colored pencil, watercolor … Whatever your technique, here you will find the right information to optimize your technique.”
They also have tutorials on Zentangles and Anime. There is a huge world of coloring to explore. I hope you will use this resource often. Enjoy!
For those of you who like to color online I refer you to several blog posts I have done on this topic including:
The Crochet Crowd says “In the next step of the Crochet Mandala Series, you will advance now to start doing 2 Tog Stitches which form clusters. You will also start doing chains where other stitches sit on top of to form beautiful gap spaces. You will also do a neat, eat to crochet border. Get the written pattern at: https://goo.gl/NQcX2M.”
“Crochet ON DEMAND made easy with Mikey to learn how to crochet. From simple tips to full projects, this channel is designed to inspire, delight and educate you.”
“Enjoy the comfort and explore the learning series with Mikey with a relaxed learning channel. Through quirky memory hooks and alternative descriptions of technique, skill building doesn’t have to be so hard”
“This channel is devoted to our website, http://thecrochetcrowd.com. Sharing our stories, creativity, latest projects and times together as crocheters”
“Mikey and his team receive a tremendous amount of email and messages from crocheters with YouTube, Facebook and other sources. While Mikey and his team makes it a point to answer as many questions as possible left within the tutorials, we will not get to everything”
“Mikey & Diva Dan are Canadian and this channel is broadcasting from Greenwich, Nova Scotia Canada. Just outside Wolfville, home of Acadia University.”
The Crochet Crowd says “In this tutorial, we expand from the beginner rounds to now trying some new steps. We will introduce back loops, small shells, large shells, long single crochet and refresh on invisible joins. Get the written pattern here: https://wp.me/p62XOi-7nl”
Enjoy and come back next week for another tutorial in this series.
How to Crochet A Mandala: Shells by The Crochet Crowd
“Crochet ON DEMAND made easy with Mikey to learn how to crochet. From simple tips to full projects, this channel is designed to inspire, delight and educate you.”
“Enjoy the comfort and explore the learning series with Mikey with a relaxed learning channel. Through quirky memory hooks and alternative descriptions of technique, skill building doesn’t have to be so hard”
“This channel is devoted to our website, http://thecrochetcrowd.com. Sharing our stories, creativity, latest projects and times together as crocheters”
“Mikey and his team receive a tremendous amount of email and messages from crocheters with YouTube, Facebook and other sources. While Mikey and his team makes it a point to answer as many questions as possible left within the tutorials, we will not get to everything”
“Mikey & Diva Dan are Canadian and this channel is broadcasting from Greenwich, Nova Scotia Canada. Just outside Wolfville, home of Acadia University.”
