Quilled pendant-1

My first quilled pendant sparkling with stones.

Quilled pink colour earrings

Quilled Triangle earrings

Colourful quilled triangle earrings.

Simple Maavu kolam/Rangoli-9

Simple arisi maavu kolam with contrasting dried coffee powder. Eco friendly kolam.

Simple maavu kolam/Rangoli-8

Quilled Jhumka (black colour)

My Black colour quilled jhumkas are ready to pair up with ethnic dresses.

Things you need:

Quilling strips 4 (black colour)

Quilling strip 1 (copper metallic strips)

Quilling needle

Glue

Pliers

Quilling mould

Fevicryl golden colour glitter 3D

Fevicryl green colour 

Pearl beads 2

Golden beads 2

Head pins 2

Method:

Stick all black strips together and finally stick the copper metallic strip.

Start rolling using quilling needle to form a tight cirlcle.

With the help of quilling mould form a jhumka shape.

Use glitter and green colour to decorate the jhumka  and let it dry.

Insert the head pin and add pearl and golden bead.

With the help of pliers bend the end of head pin.

Jhumka is ready ..

Pencil design

I have used normal HB pencil to draw this design.

Simple Maavu kolam/Rangoli-7

In this Kolam, I have used kungumam (sindoor) and Manjal powder (Turmeric powder)to keep dots.

Simple Maavu kolam/Rangoli-6

My pencil sketching of Lord Shri Rama and Sita marraige

This is my 50th post, thanks all for your support to this Magicsparklz blog. I started this blog as a hobby blog but it started to grow big with more audience. 

I am so happy that I posted this pencil sketching for my 50th post. Also to my surprise, it was not planned earlier. Every day I am learning new techniques in pencil sketching and yet to explore more...

I wanted to highlight few things so I used red pencil for Lord Shri Rama's tilak and Sita's kumkum also shading for borders. 

Interested in more pencil sketching, click here.

Simple Maavu kolam/Rangoli-5

I have used Rice flour (Arisi Maavu) and dried filter coffee powder residue to draw this kolam. This kolam is a simple one and looks appealing by adding coffee powder.

Simple Maavu kolam/Rangoli-4

I have used Rice flour to draw this kolam and used coffee powder to make dots. After making filter coffee, don't throw the residue. Take the residue powder and spread on a paper and let it dry for 2-3 days. After it is dried you can use it for kolam. Simple isn't it?????

Simple Maavu kolam/Rangoli-3

Simple Maavu Kolam/Rangoli-2

Make normal bindi more attractive

The normal store bought bindi can be made beautiful by adding extra touch. 

Things needed:

Eye-liner

Ready-made store bought Bindi

Colour Kumkum (available in fancy stores)

How to:

First stick your ready made bindi

Take yellow colour and keep dots as shown in pic. Three dots at bottom and one on top.

Draw small lines at the end of dots using Eyeliner.

Your normal bindi is turned beautiful and attractive. Replacing yellow, you can use matching colour to your dress.

Simple maavu kolam/Rangoli-1

Kolam/Rangoli is the famous art form of India.In olden days, Arisi Maavu (rice flour) is used to  make kolams. As it serves dual purpose of making kolam and food for Ants. This is one of the easy thamarai kolam with Arisi Maavu