It will have an impact on the next fimo bead project

I consider it a failed project.  It will have an impact on another project I have involving fimo bead.  Here the project I am talking as a failure:

It is a perfect example where my inner vision didn't match up with reality.  The interval between the beads are uneaven.  The other problem is one place where I tried to correct a error (no knot for a bead) and it ended with a few beads knotted together.

Of course, it is a learning experience.  I won't do the same for the next project I have in mind.  I will probably never do that again anyway.  I just hope I won't forget this terrible looking project.  I may try to recuperate it a little bit.  I can reduce the distance between the beads, to a certain extent.  The main problem is where the beads are knotted together.

The next project I had in mind will be better, I am pretty sure.  This above project explain it in part.  I won't do the same.  I will do knots between the beads instead.  The second thing that will help me are the other beads I will use are round.  It will look better to put the knots between the beads.  It will give the future project a prayer bracelet look.

Bad resulting projects are popping out once in a while.  Bad preparation?  Bad thinking?  Bad execution?  I think it is all of that.  It a little bit sad that it is part of the experimentation process.  Only by doing that I see if I thought is giving up good result.