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Saturday 27 September 2014

Rangoli Sarees Rangoli Designs Ranaut Kolam Designs with Dots Images with Dots Patters Designs with Flowers Photo.

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This post may have answers to the following questions
How to draw a simple rangoli with dots , How to make a rangoli design with dots step by step
drawing a simple birds rangoli pattern with 5 dots and to draw a simple flower rangoli with 5 dots
This post may also have information on the basics of rangoli or kolam with dots i.e simple and small rangoli designs with dots. Let us start with the simplest of dot patterns 5 by 5 ( 4 by 4 designs are in a subsequent post). However if time permits I can post a few of this type also. Now in this series of 5 dots rangolis designs with dots, I would like to upload the video or steps for each rangoli instead of the dot pattern or template because it would be of use for beginners . Again there may be some influence of some free hand designs even in these rangoli with dots because as I wrote earlier my blog is rangoli-sans-dots! Hope you enjoy these designs. To add me to your circle please go to my Google plus profile.
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Floating rangoli or rangoli in water is an important and interesting type of rangoli design. If you try to draw a rangoli on water with rangoli powder you find it to be impossible. So we have to add rice flour to water so that it becomes denser. Now one can draw a rangoli on water plus rice flour with relative ease. Once such rangoli below with 5 dot pattern. Place the dot pattern (!) on water and draw the rangoli design as shown in the image below or follow the video that is from my YouTube channel Rangolisansdots.

This collection of rangoli designs with steps may be of use to those who wish to celebrate Navratri , Dasara or Diwali with rangoli and are trying rangoli designs the first time or have been practising recently.

This rangoli design the latest addition to this post. Obviously, a butterfly rangoli pattern. A 5 by 5 dot pattern is used. Draw the four butterflies at the four corners, first the wings and then add the head and antennae, free hand. Use the remaining dots to draw a flower and its long, long stalk. The colour chosen for the butterfly designs, orange and green for a white rangoli make it suitable for Independence Day or Republic Day. So far as symbolism is concerned, butterfly represents freedom among many other things. So it is all the more apt to draw it for these days.

This rangoli has been drawn in a four steps using the dot pattern 5 by 5. The dot grid has been placed four times. The first grid on the top left shows the stage after the wings are drawn. The image on the top right shows the antennae added , free hand. The third and fourth image shows the branch or creeper drawn using the remaining dots.
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rangoli-5-dots-9-steps.jpgrangoli-5-dots-9.jpgNature plays an important part in drawing rangoli ( or kolam). It is but natural that we imitate (or copy) her. Naturally (!) we have to attempt to draw beautiful birds as beautiful (!) rangoli. We cannot come anywhere close to Mother Nature when comes to beauty, colours. Of the many birds, the peacock (India's national bird) has fascinated us for ages for its beautiful plumage. This simple rangoli the latest rangoli design added here a humble attempt to try one with just a five by five dot template to draw peacocks (!) and the video has also been added. It could be used as a simple rangoli design for Krishna Janmashtami decoration due to the colour combination used. Shown below is the birds rangoli in three steps how to draw this simple 5 dot rangoli with some free hand pattern additions. The rangoli is a three steps on the image on the right .

I have drawn a rangoli design using birds and some lamps (deepam in Tamil ). It is drawn using a dot grid of 5 by 5. Draw the floral petals at the centre and then draw the lamps on the four sides. Finally add the birds using the remaining dots. Of course the easier way of following the method would be to view the video. A simple rangoli design with simple lamp patterns and hence can be drawn for Navratri or Diwali and of course Karthigai. To know how to draw it please visit my YouTube channel video

Two images showing how to draw this simple kolam with mango leaves patterns
The rangoli design above is of dot template 5 to 5. It has four leaves in orange and green with some patterns above each leaf. Since the leaves are supposed to represent mango leaves such kolam are usually called maavilai kolam (maavilai is Tamil for mango leaves). Since this post is for learning rangoli I have tried a very simple and easy design. The steps needed for drawing this rangoli are below the image.
rangoli-5-dots-7.jpgMango leaves are associated with auspicious occasions in Tamil Nadu. It is common to find entrances decorated with thoranam or toran made of mango leaves during festivals like Pongal, Ugadi, Varalakshmi Pooja, Tamil New Year and house warming ceremonies and of course Navratri kolu decoration. Hence the importance to these designs. Actually this design below has some mango leaves. For a maavilai kolam please go to rangoli with 7 dots. Since this is an important rangoli, the steps involved are shown in the image on the right (instead of a video to make it more user friendly - I hope ! ) The image on the left is a rangoli with 5 by 5 dot grid for a thulasi madam design. Draw the dot template. Using it draw the central oval designs intersecting each other. Add the base and the plant using free hand patterns.. Tulsi rangoli with dots can be drawn for festivals like Navratri and of course Tulsi Vivah.

Rangoli Sarees Rangoli Designs Ranaut Kolam Designs with Dots Images with Dots Patters Designs with Flowers Photo.