Navratri Chunari - DIY Painting using Acrylic Colours
Art & Craft

Acrylic Painting - Navratri Chunri

This step-by-step guide showcases the Acrylic colour art to paint stunning Navratri Mata ki Chunri designs, perfect for celebrating the Navratri festival and with your creativity , add a touch of tradition to your home decor.

Painting Brand me 10 to 30 mins 9 to 14 years Art & Craft Class 7

Materials Needed

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Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

Take a readymade white poplin Navratri chunari. Fold it horizontally into half, holding the centre of the fabric tie a cobblers thread at regular gaps.

Step - 02

Make a thin consistency of colours that you love choosing from the Fevicryl range of Soft Acrylic Colours

Step - 03

Using a brush paint the tied parts with the watery colours well so that the fabric is well doused in the paint. Do it in all the tied parts and leave to dry completely.

Step - 04

Once dried, open out the Navratri mata ki chunari and what you will get is a tied and dyed colourful chunari.

Step - 05

Embellish it with foil mirrors using Fabric Glue and for a bit of bling border the edges with 3D Glitters of your choice.

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

Take a readymade white poplin Navratri chunari. Fold it horizontally into half, holding the centre of the fabric tie a cobblers thread at regular gaps.

Step - 02

Make a thin consistency of colours that you love choosing from the Fevicryl range of Soft Acrylic Colours

Step - 03

Using a brush paint the tied parts with the watery colours well so that the fabric is well doused in the paint. Do it in all the tied parts and leave to dry completely.

Step - 04

Once dried, open out the Navratri mata ki chunari and what you will get is a tied and dyed colourful chunari.

Step - 05

Embellish it with foil mirrors using Fabric Glue and for a bit of bling border the edges with 3D Glitters of your choice.