This video tutorial guides viewers on how to create an accurate grid for a Mandala. It begins by listing the necessary tools: a compass, protractor, and scale. The process starts with finding the center of the sheet by drawing two diagonals. Once the center is located, concentric circles are drawn using a compass, with spacing based on the desired pattern size. A vertical line is drawn, and marks are placed every 10 degrees using a protractor. These marks are then connected with straight lines through the center to form the grid. The tutorial concludes with erasing extra lines, leaving a completed Mandala grid.

What tools are necessary to start creating a Mandala grid?

• A marker, a stencil, and a ruler

• A compass, a protractor, and a scale

• A ruler, a pencil, and a calculator

• A paintbrush, a canvas, and a palette

How do you determine the center of the sheet for the Mandala grid?

• By drawing two diagonals and finding their intersection

• By using a compass to draw a circle

• By measuring the edges

• By folding the sheet in half

What determines the gap size between concentric circles in a Mandala grid?

• The size of the paper

• The type of compass used

• The patterns you want to create

• The color of the ink

How many concentric circles are drawn in the tutorial?

• Five

• Six

• Seven

• Eight

What is the next step after marking every 10 degrees on the vertical line?

• Color the circles

• Erase all the lines

• Draw a horizontal line

• Join the marks with straight lines through the center