7 to 1 dots rangoli 7-1 dots muggulu

This kolam can also be drawn free hand.  I have used 7 into 1 dot pattern to make it little easy.  When we are looking for small and beautiful rangolis for Dhanurmasam or New Year I think such designs fit the bill.  Of course, we can add colours instead of shading with white kola podi. 

 As a plain white rangoli it can be used for our daily purpose kolangal.

Five, seven and nine chukki rangoli designs are among the most popular because invariably grid size is directly proportional to time taken and complexity.  Invariably because there are exceptions to the rule and those exceptions are quite a few.

7 to 1 chukkala muggulu variety - step by step images 

See how decorations and shading increase by leaps and bounds a simple dot kolam with lines 

If you are looking for 7 ner pulli kolam or 7 dots rangoli kolam  this may satisfy your query to Google :)

 This is one of the earliest kolam I drew for YouTube.  My channel is called Sudha Balaji. 

 When I tried this pattern, I had specifically in mind those who wanted to try sikku kolams but are not comfortable with so many curve lines going around the dots. Drawing curved lines among the dots is not so easy.  

We tend to stop at many places resulting in the joints being visible.  So, this rangoli with the same theme - lines among the dots instead of connecting the dots was created only point is that the lines are straight.  

Finally, I hae added decorations in the form of shading, bullets and floral petals.  We can do it according to our imagination and ability to draw.