Cool Mandala Coloring Pages for Adults * Moms and Crafters

Yep, it’s here, a new bonus coloring page packet! This is the add-on for the coffee and tea mandala coloring pages from the Coloring Tribe’s July-Mandala month!

To tell you the truth, I was never very into Mandalas…

But then the Tribe got together and so I had to learn how to draw them, and fast. I was hooked.

So I made this spectacular (and affordable) little set of mandalas for you to download. You can get it on Gumroad or Etsy, but first here’s a rundown:

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5 Mandala Coloring Pages for Adults:

This first mandala that I created from the set features more intricate designs in a floral-inspired pattern.

The mandala mug was drawn as any mandala would be – except within the framework of a mug!!

I was in a crafty mood when I made this one – with ribbons, lace, stitching, and buttons. Color it, frame it, and hang it near your sewing machine!

I loved the first floral one so much that I decided to go for another floral-inspired pattern. This one focuses exclusively on petals.

And finally, with a totally new take on the floral theme, I made a mandala around a rosette! You’ll love how I colored this one… It has some very faint lines so you can really add your own color and take over the design with it, using my drawing as a guide.

How I colored the mandala coloring pages:

So, I half-colored two of these.

I know, I know.

But I was too excited and couldn’t decide which to color, so I did both! Except I didn’t exactly finish either.

Anyway, I used Prismacolor Premier colored pencils on both because I wanted to get in some good shading. You can see on the mandala mug how I got in some real rich colors – it even looks like I did it with markers. But I was also able to layer up by coloring the top lightly.

On the rosette, I just layered and added more layers and more layers until I got what I wanted. I went around the spiral, doing a darker shade on the inside and a lighter shade on the outside. I added yellow highlights all over to pull it all together and add some brightness to it.