If I understand your question, she wants a large circle with connecting smaller circles, is that correct? Determine the width of the largest circle. Find the center. Using a nail, staple, or tack, fasten a length of cord from the center to the edge of the width, Make the first big circle. Continue with succeeding smaller circles and then make a narrow "connection" between each circle. If she means something seen from the side, we need to know that.
Before I received any comments she had already painted it freehand and it looks great. A smart beautiful girl who graduated high school went home with a few friends and painted a big multicolored spiral on wall in her room. A room she will be leaving in a few months for college. On her first steps to becoming a surgeon Thanks for your in put.
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If I understand your question, she wants a large circle with connecting smaller circles, is that correct? Determine the width of the largest circle. Find the center. Using a nail, staple, or tack, fasten a length of cord from the center to the edge of the width, Make the first big circle. Continue with succeeding smaller circles and then make a narrow "connection" between each circle. If she means something seen from the side, we need to know that.
It's only paint. Encourage her creative side.