Next, join the medallions on the sides.  Here, depending on the size of your ball, you'll have to experiment.

Then, add your fringe, if desired.  On the pink ball, I did straight fringe in varying lengths, and on the blue ball, I'm adding a simple branch fringe.

There is no right or wrong way, so have fun with them.  Experiment!

So now we're ready to assemble.  Again, my ball is 1 1/2".  If yours is larger, you will need to make adjustments.   I've made 4 medallions.  To attach them, you'll need a top ring around the ball.  Since there are four medallions, the number of beads in the top ring should be divisible by four.  I have 24 beads in my ring around the top of the ball.

Now we'll divide that 24 bead ring by 4.  Add 7 beads to the thread and stitch through every 6th bead, 4 times. 

after adding the 4th group of 7 beads, work down 3 of the first 7 bead group.  Stitch through one of the medallions and back through the next 3 beads.  Through the 6th bead again and down through 3 beads of the next swag.

Miniature Christmas Ball Ornament

This is a 1 1/2" ornament ball.  You can make adjustments for a slightly larger or smaller ball.
These are the directions for the medallion portion.  You will need 4 of them for a ball this size.
First - thread on 5 11/0's and tie in circle

Next add 1 11/0 in between each of the first 5 beads.  You 'll now have what looks like a little star.

Next add 2 superduos in between each of the last five 11/0's

Then add 1 Superduo in between each of the previous rows' superduos

Next row, we'll add 1 4mm pearl in between each superduo.  You can use 4mm bicones here, but be
careful, they will scratch the finish on the ball.

Next row, add 5 11/0s over each pearl.

That completes the medallion - you'll need 4 of these for the 1 1/2" ball.  Next installment, we'll connect these medallions.