Made with zardosi strings, colourful kundan stones and glitter powder
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Transparent Zardosi Rangoli
Zardosi -Various Colours
Stones-various colours and shapes
Fevibond glue
A design for rangoli
A thick transparent plastic sheet
Place the plastic sheet on the rangoli design and use cellotape to stick the corners so that it doesnt move.
Start sticking the zardosi on the design using fevibond glue. Use your creativity and imagination and decorate it with stones.
Allow it to dry for some time.
Now remove the design sheet attached the plastic paper.
Your transparent rangoli is ready.
You can keep it anywhere you like. Just dusting is enough to keep it as it is.
Zardosi Painting-Peacock
Inspired from a painting I saw on the web
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Photo Frame

Black chart paper (thick type)
Thick transparent sheet
Gold colour paint
Kundans, Zardosi and other decorative items
Glue
Thick thermocol sheet
Place any photo on the chart paper and draw a outline. Draw another outline with an extra 1" gap.
Now cut three pieces of chart paper in this measurement. Three more pieces must be cut with an extra 1 1/2" outline.
In the pieces with 1" extra outline, measure 1 1/2" from all four sides and cut out the inner square.
Now, stick the thick transparent sheet to cover the cut area in all the three pieces.
Cut three pieces of thermocol of the same size and stick it to the above pieces on three sides, leaving the upper side open for inserting the photos.
Cover up the back side of the thermocol with the three pieces having extra 1 1/2" outline. All three pieces must be joined at an angle as shown in the finished photo frame.
Varaha Swami and Krishna Painting
Materials Required
Zardosi
Kundans, beads etc for decoration
Golden colour paint
Black chart paper
Glue
First draw a picture of your choice on the black chart paper.
Draw the outlines in golden colour and if required use white colour for face.
Stick the zardosi and kundans, beads to decorate the picture.
Use your imagination and creativity to make it look unique.
The Krishna painting is made purely in golden paint while the Varaha Swami painting is decorate with zardosi and kundans.
Zardosi Painting (Lord Balaji)

Materials Required
Zardosi--available in different colors
Fevicol
Kundans and stones for decoration
Black chart or hardpaper
Trace out the desired picture on the chartpaper.
Apply fevicol on the lines and curves and stick the zardosi on the chartpaper, cutting the excess zardosi.
Complete the entire picture the same way.
Decorate with stones and kundans of various colors.
You can even paint the picture and later do the decorations.
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