My parents were on vacation for a week and the maid had quit the job. It was my responsibility to take care of my home. During the course of time, I learnt many household chores.
Everyday, I would see the lovely Rangoli's drawn in front of everyone's house. I was thinking hard, what could be drawn for a week without repetition? I noticed each and every Rangoli for 2-3 minutes to understand its complexity. Once I noticed a Rangoli drawn without any dots. I tried this simplest design on a sheet of paper before I drew in front of the house.
PS: The quality of the pics are low and shown only for illustration.
Step 1:
Fill with your favorite colors.
Simple isn't it? :)
I call it Star Rangoli.
Everyday, I would see the lovely Rangoli's drawn in front of everyone's house. I was thinking hard, what could be drawn for a week without repetition? I noticed each and every Rangoli for 2-3 minutes to understand its complexity. Once I noticed a Rangoli drawn without any dots. I tried this simplest design on a sheet of paper before I drew in front of the house.
PS: The quality of the pics are low and shown only for illustration.
Step 1:
Draw two triangles opposite to each other.
Step 2:
Draw an outline to both the triangles.
Step 3:
Now, join the edges of all the lines.
Step 4:Fill with your favorite colors.
Simple isn't it? :)
I call it Star Rangoli.
10 comments
Post a pic of the one in front of your house!
ReplyDeleteHow abt publishin a book...'365 different rangolis in as many days' :D how abt tryin the udupi rangolis...they seem fabulous!
ReplyDeleteThat's an easy and cool Rangoli.
ReplyDeletehi!
ReplyDeleteguess its simple enough...but not for someone like me who has difficulty drawing a straight line. ;)
Happy rangoli making to you!!!
@ Sudipta, Someone grew suspicious. Hadn't clicked when I drew it in front of my house. Will surely click and post them Your Highness :P
ReplyDelete@ sarvamekam, Thanks for your idea. Publishing book? You gotcha wait for an year :D
@ indicaspecies, Thanks :)
@ pinku, Come on. Its not that hard. Am sure you'll be able to draw much better ones :)
These look some beautiful...wonderfully done!
ReplyDeletewow..that's a cool one... you must also take part in some competitions... you would definitely get a place.. :)
ReplyDeleteAnd also, thanks for teaching a simple one...I would try though, but would suggest it to my mom... :)
Your rangoli maybe simple, but it will be superhit in Israel. It afterall resembles the Star of David.
ReplyDelete@ flyingstars, Thanks.
ReplyDelete@ Joel,Let me try a few good ones and I can participate better.
@ Priyank, Never knew it was called Star of David, though I've seen it many places.
Even I love making different Rangoli designs every year. This Diwali I am surely going to pick something from here. Lovely designs must say! Thanx for sharing.
ReplyDelete-Regards
Jayshree
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