Mandala Coloring Pages

Did you see all that variety? We have simple patterns that are great for younger kids or beginners. We also have very detailed and intricate mandala coloring pages for adults. These more complex designs are wonderful for when you really want to focus and spend time on a single piece. There is truly something here for every skill level.

You can also download your favorite designs as a mandala coloring pages PDF file. This is perfect for saving the file to your computer for later. You can build your own personal coloring book! This way, you can print your favorite mandala pattern coloring art pages over and over again, trying different color combinations each time you feel creative.

Creative Ideas with Mandala Coloring Pages

Don't let your finished artwork hide in a drawer! Once you've spent time coloring these beautiful designs, you should show them off. Your colored mandala art is a unique piece you created. Let’s look at some fun and simple craft ideas. You can turn your finished pages into amazing gifts, decorations, and other useful items for your home.

Make a Greeting Card

Carefully cut out your finished mandala design. Fold a piece of blank cardstock in half to create a card. Glue your colored pattern to the front. This creates a beautiful, personal card for birthdays, holidays, or just to say hello. It’s a very thoughtful and simple gift that anyone would love to receive from you.

Laminate Bookmarks

Cut your colored page into long strips, about two inches wide. You can use a hole punch at the top and add a ribbon or tassel. Laminate the strips to make them durable. These make wonderful, sturdy bookmarks for yourself or as a gift for a book-loving friend. It’s a great way to use the detailed patterns.

Frame It as Wall Art

This is the easiest idea! Find a simple, inexpensive photo frame that fits your printable mandala coloring pages. Carefully trim the colored page to fit inside the frame. You now have a custom piece of art to hang on your wall or place on a desk. It adds a personal touch and a pop of color to any room.

Create a Coaster Set

Cut your finished mandala design into four-inch squares. You can get cheap cork or ceramic tiles from a craft store. Glue your mandala squares onto the tiles. Finish them with a coat of Mod Podge or a clear sealant to make them waterproof. This creates a unique and functional coaster set for your living room.

Decorate a Journal Cover

Get a plain notebook or journal. Carefully cut your beautiful mandala pattern to fit the front cover. Use a strong glue stick or Mod Podge to attach it smoothly. You can even cover the back, too. This personalizes your journal and makes writing, drawing, or planning much more inspiring and fun for you.

Make Custom Gift Tags

Don't throw away smaller scraps of your colored work. Use a gift tag shaped punch, or just cut out small circles or rectangles. Punch a small hole at the top of each one and thread a nice string or ribbon through it. These custom tags make any present look extra special and thoughtful during the holidays.

Craft a Suncatcher

After coloring your mandala, carefully cut it out. Place it between two sheets of clear contact paper or get it laminated. Trim around the edges, leaving a small border. Punch a hole at the top and hang it in a sunny window with a string. The light will shine through the colors beautifully, like stained glass.

Design a Phone Case Insert

Many clear phone cases let you put a picture inside. Trace the shape of your phone case onto your colored mandala page. Cut it out carefully, making sure to cut a hole for the camera. Slip the insert into your clear case for a custom, interchangeable phone design that shows off your art.

Use as Gift Wrapping Paper

For a small gift, like a box of jewelry or a gift card, your finished mandala design makes perfect wrapping paper. It’s unique and shows you put in extra effort. Just wrap the small box as you would with regular paper. The recipient will love the personal touch before they even open the gift.

Create a Binder Cover

Get a binder that has a clear plastic sleeve on the front. Just slide your full, colored mandala coloring page into the sleeve. This instantly personalizes your school binder, work folder, or recipe book. It’s a great way to make your supplies look much more exciting and organized, and you can change it anytime.

11. Make a String Garland

Color several different mandala patterns. Carefully cut each one out. Take a long piece of string or twine. Use small clothespins or tape to attach the cut-out mandalas along the string. You can then hang this beautiful garland across a wall, on a fireplace mantel, or above a doorway for a party decoration.

Decoupage a Small Box

Find a small wooden or cardboard box from a craft store. Cut your colored mandala sheet into smaller, random pieces. Use Mod Podge to glue the pieces all over the box, overlapping them slightly. Add a final coat on top to seal it. This creates a beautiful, one-of-a-kind box for storing jewelry or trinkets.

Craft Ornaments

This is great for the holidays. Cut circles from your colored mandala art. You can glue them to cardboard cutouts for stiffness or place them in clear, fillable ornament balls. Add a ribbon loop to the top. These make heartfelt, handmade ornaments for your tree or to give as small gifts to friends and family.

Personalize a Lampshade

Get a plain, simple lampshade. Cut out shapes or strips from your finished mandala design. Use a heat-resistant craft glue or Mod Podge to carefully attach the pieces to the outside of the shade. When you turn on the lamp, the light will glow through your colored patterns, creating a warm, cozy effect.

Create a Mood Board

Use your colored page as the centerpiece for a vision or mood board. Pin it to a corkboard. Then, surround it with inspiring quotes, photos, and other images that make you happy. The mandala’s focused design is a great starting point for visualizing your goals and dreams in a colorful, personal way.

Make a Placemat

For a special dinner or just for your desk, you can turn your art into a placemat. Color one of the free mandala coloring pages completely. To make it durable and wipeable, take it to an office supply store to have it laminated. It’s a simple way to protect your table with your own custom art.

Decorate a Light Switch Plate

This is a fun, small detail for any room. Unscrew the plain plastic light switch cover from your wall. Trace its shape onto your colored page and cut it out, including the hole for the switch. Use Mod Podge to glue the paper smoothly onto the plate. Put it back on the wall for a surprise pop of color.

Craft Envelope Liners

Make your letters extra special. Trace the shape of the inside of an envelope onto your finished mandala pattern. Cut it out slightly smaller than your tracing. Use a glue stick to slide it inside the envelope, attaching it to the inner flap. When your friend opens the card, they get a beautiful, colorful surprise inside.

Make a Fridge Magnet

Cut out your favorite part of a colored mandala. A small circle works perfectly. Glue it onto a piece of sturdy cardboard or a flat-backed glass marble. Then, glue a small, strong magnet to the back. This is a very easy way to add some beautiful, handmade art to your refrigerator or filing cabinet.

Create a Clock Face

Find a cheap, basic clock mechanism kit at a craft store. You will also need a round piece of sturdy cardboard or thin wood. Glue your finished mandala art to the round base, centered perfectly. Poke a hole in the middle for the clock hands. Assemble the clock, and you have a working, beautiful piece of art.

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