DIY Holi Book for kids with Rangeela Tempera Colours and Paper
Art & Craft

Holi Bookmark Project

This Holi-themed project invites kids to use watercolours, card paper, and tassels to make bookmarks inspired by festive hues. It promotes reading habits while allowing them to enjoy colour play. The result is a small yet meaningful handmade keepsake

Celebrate Holi beyond the festival with a fun DIY bookmark craft for kids! Using Rangeela colors, little artists can create vibrant, personalized bookmarks that add a splash of joy to their reading. This simple yet creative activity keeps the festive spirit alive and encourages artistic expression all year round.

Painting Celebration 10 to 30 mins 6 to 8 years Art & Craft Class 2

Materials Needed

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Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

To create a bookmark, take coloured chart paper of your choice measuring width 2” approx. Now take Rangeela tempera colour create splashes by putting a blob of water consistency colour on paper and blowing it in different directions using a straw to get the effect.

Step - 02

Now take coloured chart paper draw and cut comic eyes with different type of shape and size as shown. Now punch a hole exactly in the centre above with the help of single hole punch.

Step - 03

Insert any cord through the hole handmade bookmark is ready. Stick the eyes using Fevicol MR. Using the same technique you can create variations.

Steps to Create this Activity

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Step - 01

To create a bookmark, take coloured chart paper of your choice measuring width 2” approx. Now take Rangeela tempera colour create splashes by putting a blob of water consistency colour on paper and blowing it in different directions using a straw to get the effect.

Step - 02

Now take coloured chart paper draw and cut comic eyes with different type of shape and size as shown. Now punch a hole exactly in the centre above with the help of single hole punch.

Step - 03

Insert any cord through the hole handmade bookmark is ready. Stick the eyes using Fevicol MR. Using the same technique you can create variations.