Diwali in 2013 will start on Sunday, the 3rd of November and will continue for 5 days until Thursday the 7th of November.
here we will see how we can make rangoli designs using stencil in a minute................ for Diwaliiiii
me and my husband got these stencil set yesterday we wanted to make something without having to fuss over the design, which we face every time while slipping the Rangoli powder correctly between fingers while making any rangoli design !!!
To make rangolis using these stencils, all you have to do is heap a lot of rangoli powder (made with crushed rice) and rub over the design. The exact pattern will form below on the floor. To get a contrast background to the design, you can first spread a layer of the powder on the floor where you want the rangoli and then place the stencil over it and re-create your rangoli with a contrast-coloured powder. (as in the video above)
here we will see how we can make rangoli designs using stencil in a minute................ for Diwaliiiii
me and my husband got these stencil set yesterday we wanted to make something without having to fuss over the design, which we face every time while slipping the Rangoli powder correctly between fingers while making any rangoli design !!!
To make rangolis using these stencils, all you have to do is heap a lot of rangoli powder (made with crushed rice) and rub over the design. The exact pattern will form below on the floor. To get a contrast background to the design, you can first spread a layer of the powder on the floor where you want the rangoli and then place the stencil over it and re-create your rangoli with a contrast-coloured powder. (as in the video above)
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