Ugadi chukkala muggulu easy birds rangoli

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The first muggu is using 5 by 3 dots pattern 
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The next muggu is with 6 by 6 chukkalu 

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 Few simple and small muggulu with chukkalu for the festival.  We can decorate with kaavi as we do for most festivals and functions.  Obviously such small rangolis can be drawn without dots also. The theme for this post is birds ( Pakshi )

One of the common questions on Facebook and YouTube is how to draw curved lines effortlessly so as to get a uniform line without joints.  The wrist should be relaxed and not stiff.  

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