Beaded Mandala


 It feels good to be stitching a beaded mandala again.  It feels like forever stitch I worked on one but that's not true.  I have used rather large beads on this small mandala.  I am not sure that was the wisest choice.  At this point, they seem a bit too big.  I am wondering how I will make it work. I will ponder the possibilities.


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  1. I will enjoy watching where your pondering take you. I was drawn in by the brilliant fuchsia needs. Bright colors are so needed now.

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  2. One way of making something large appear smaller is to divide it.
    Either you can stitch a cross over each pink bead, or use Shisha Stitch to frame them and thereby take off a bit of the size. Or you can use paint or glued beads to add smaller patterns (ladybug dots....).
    Another method is to tone down the impact by putting a piece of tulle over the entire mandala.
    I am sure you can think of many more solutions.

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