Kolam by Sudha Balaji

    Awesome peacock rangoli for Deepavali , Sankranthi | Easy method Drawing a free hand peacock in a rangoli is a challenge.  So  I have used the now common technique of mine -   using household objects like CDs , bangles to get some basic shapes. In this rangoli I have used bangles and ice cream sticks ( popsicle sticks )  to get some of the patterns.   The images below should give a step by step explanation for making this design. If you have come here for the seeking information on the following  , this post may be useful. 1) How to make peacock rangoli for Diwali  2) How to draw peacock rangoli step by step 3) How to make easy peacock rangoli  These questions may be answered by these images showing innovative peacock designs. Whether you call  mor rangoli design or nemali muggulu or navilu without chukki rangoli this theme is an awesome one for Dipavali or Sankranti Place seven glass bangles as shown in the image...

Small and cute rangoli gallery for Pongal kolam or Sankranti rangoli  In apartment complexes there is the concept of drawing a main kolam or collection of kolams big and small at the entrance or in some main place in the complex by many ladies , some of these kolam may give ideas for them.   Pongal is all about big rangoli or kolam with dots.  However , there is a tradition of drawing more than one kolam to celebrate this festival .  We have a big kolam and on either side we have some smaller kolam too.  Of course this may not be possible in many homes in cities given the fact that flats are more than individual houses Actually this is a very beautiful idea, many ladies and girls joining to create a collection of colourful and beautiful designs for festivals like Pongal ( or Sankranti ) or Diwali . The first rangoli above uses the basic star pattern around which we have more layers of stars.  Finally some free hand decorations between the ar...

Easy  peacock feather rangoli how to draw Place kundan stones of matching colours and shape as shown in the first image. Using a cotton bud form patterns that resemble the barbs of the feather.  We can either leave the kundan stone as it is or we can remove it and fill with an appropriate colour.  When we add the different colours around the kundan stone we have to be a bit careful to avoid them getting smudged or one colour falling on the other.  Similarly while dragging the bud away to form the patterns, we should do it in a relaxed manner with our wrists not stiff.  Otherwise, this is one of the easiest methods to draw a peacock feather for rangoli designs that are usually drawn during Diwali or Sankranthi. Add orange rangoli around the kundan Next we have to add green then comes blue This can also be used to draw a single peacock feather rangoli the easiest way ! Simple peacock feather rangoli If the previous method was simpl...