Holi Mandala

Celebrate Color with a Layered Holi Mandala Made on Your Cricut

Let’s add some color, creativity, and joy to your crafting! Whether you celebrate the holiday or just love beautiful design, this Layered Holi Mandala is the perfect project to welcome spring and brighten up your space.

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Holi is an ancient Hindu tradition and one of the most vibrant festivals of the year. Known as the Festival of Colors, it celebrates the arrival of spring, the triumph of good over evil, and the joy of new beginnings. What better way to join in the spirit of Holi than by making something colorful and full of meaning?

What You’ll Need:

• Optional: glitter cardstock for extra sparkle ✨
• My Layered Holi Mandala SVG
• Cricut machine (any model will work!)
• A rainbow of card stock (bright, pastel, or anything in between!)
• Barely Arts Glue
• Design #151 in our Free Library

Let’s Get Crafty:

1. Upload the SVG to Cricut Design Space.
2. Choose your colors! Holi is all about vibrant hues—mix and match pinks, blues, yellows, purples, and greens to make your mandala pop.
3. Cut out each layer with your Cricut.
4. Assemble the layers using glue or foam dots if you want extra dimension. Take your time aligning everything—it’s like putting together a colorful puzzle!
5. Frame it, hang it, or use it as part of a festive centerpiece.

This mandala is not just a pretty project—it’s also a celebration of color, unity, and new beginnings. Even if you don’t celebrate Holi, this design makes a beautiful decoration for your craft room, office, or anywhere you want a cheerful pop of color.

So grab your cardstock, fire up your Cricut, and let’s celebrate the colors of spring together! This Layered Holi Mandala is fun to make, beginner-friendly, and totally stunning when finished.

Happy Crafting and Happy Holi! 🌈🎨🌸

Carla