Intermediate design; interpreted from Hana Temari Nyumon /  Flower Temari Beginners Course ISBN 483770395x, pg 8.   Originally posted in 2006; contributed by Shelley S.
	Materials: 25 cm circum mari, wrapped in green Pearl Cotton #5 in green, lt & dk pink, burgundy, white, yellow, peach. Marking thread in white sewing thread Prepare an 8-Combination Division

	Stitching the design: This is a 3 layer pattern using both maki kagari/ wrapped bands and uwagake chidori kagari. The diagram on the left shows each starting row as the dark color and the last row of a layer as the paler color. The first layer is maki kagari that creates offset squares, as shown in the diagram in orange. Wrap 3 rows of yellow, using the first round as the center line with one row on either side, and then add 2 rows of peach thread on each side to complete the band.
The second layer and third layers are contained within each of the original 6 squares.  Start the second layer as close to the center of a square as possible, this layer follows the diagonal lines using the outside of the wrapped bands as the first anchor points, this is shown in the diagram by the dark pink line. This pattern extends along the 2,4,6,8, lines. The first two rows of this layer are burgundy, then 3 rows of light pink and one row of dark pink. The points of the pattern should just reach the corner of the square, as shown by the light pink line in the diagram. The third layer starts as close to the center as possible on the alternate lines and goes 1/2 way from the center point to the edge of the vertical line. This layer extends along the 1,3,5,7 lines. This layer is shown by the green lines in the diagram. This pattern has 3 rows of white and 3 rows of burgundy thread. The points should just meet the corners created by the wrapped bands.

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