Diwali is incomplete without the trademark rangoli that all of us love to make outside our homes every year. But while it can be a tedious task to make a clean rangoli, it becomes all the more exciting if you involve your kids. 'How to make rangoli' solved in a few easy ideas.
How to make Rangoli?
We know what you mums are thinking now. Fret not; there are quite a few rangoli designs on the internet that you can easily make with your kids. Here are some really cool rangoli designs that are ruling Instagram right now:
1. Go geometric
Kids love to draw different kinds of shapes and to keep it interesting for them choose a design that is based on a geometric shape such as this star-shaped rangoli.
Here's another rangoli design that is based on spiral shape. We're sure your kids would love to make it.
Continue reading on the next page to see other easy rangoli designs that you can make with your kids!
2. Keeping it traditional
If you like your kids to keep it simple and traditional then you can choose one of the very popular diya-based designs that look elegant and classy. How about this beautiful rangoli with diyas and flowers.
Here's another design that incorporates paan leaves and diyas. Isn't it beautiful and so innovative?
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Continue reading on the next page to see other easy rangoli designs that you can make with your kids!
3. Flower power
If you are worried that your kids would smear the colours all over and would make a mess out of it, you can choose a flower-based design for your rangoli and decorate it with some diyas.
Here's another flower rangoli that would be really easy to make with your little ones.
Continue reading on the next page to see other easy rangoli designs that you can make with your kids!
4. Thematic
Another way to make rangoli fun for your kids would be to choose a theme and then make a rangoli on it with your kids in a playful way. There are numerous themes to choose from such as a Radha Krishna rangoli like this one:
Or how about this cool rangoli which is on "save the nature' theme:
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