Diwali rangoli design templates

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Free Rangoli Coloring Pages. Pictures of Rangoli Coloring Pages. Rangoli Coloring Page Printable. Rangoli Coloring Page. Rangoli Coloring Pages Designs. As they pick up rice to sprinkle it onto their Rangoli design they will be developing their pincer grip. Children can be as creative as they like as they choose the coloured rice that they would like to add to their Rangoli template, or they could even design their own Rangoli design! Rangoli patterns are colourful patterns created during Diwali celebrations and other Hindu celebrations.

They are made on the floor near to the entrance of a house to invite goddess Lakshmi to enter. Making Rangolis for Diwali is a family tradition that can be seen across India during the festival of light - Diwali, but also across the world.

This traditional Indian art form can be made from coloured rice, coloured powder or flowers. The Diwali craft below has been made from coloured rice. To make your own coloured rice check out our rainbow rice recipe or alternatively try making this craft using coloured sand or flowers. You may also like to take a look at our paper Rangoli patterns. Rangoli template scroll down Rice in various colours Glue and brush Tray for excess rice to save the mess!

Coloured Rice Rangoli Patterns - Directions. First things first! Print off the Rangoli pattern template and prepare your supplies. Follow our rainbow rice directions to make the coloured rice needed for this craft. Now it is time to start adding your coloured rice to the Rangoli template.

Decide which section of the Rangoli pattern you would like to add coloured rice to first and cover that area with glue. Printable rangoli template Coloured paper Paper plate Coloured pencils, markers, crayons. Glue Scissors. There are two different rangoli pattern crafts that you can make using these supplies. Now you are going to put the shapes together. Sort them in size order. Start by placing the largest shape onto the paper plate with glue and then continue gluing each shape on top of one another, going from the largest to the smallest.

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