Art & Craft

Fun DIY Kite name plates to personalize your kites

Allow kids to design personalized kite nameplates with this creative DIY project. It’s an engaging way for children to combine artistic expression with the joy of celebrating Makar Sankranti.

Mixed Media Best Out of Waste 30 to 60 mins 9 to 14 years Art & Craft Class 8

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A square of thick white paper sits on a table, measuring 12 cm on each side, surrounded by colourful ice cream sticks ready for a fun crafting project.

Step - 01

Grab a thick white sheet and cut it into a square that’s 12 cm on each side. Collect some ice cream sticks.

Ice cream sticks are glued onto the white square, forming a unique design. The glue is shiny, holding the sticks firmly in place as creativity takes shape.

Step - 02

Use Fevistik Power glue to stick the ice cream sticks onto your square, following the design you have in mind.

The painted creation comes to life with vibrant colors from Rangeela Tempera. Paintbrushes in hand, someone carefully fills in the spaces, making the artwork bright and cheerful.

Step - 03

With Rangeela Tempera Unicorn Colours and some paint brushes, paint your creation. Let it dry completely

A colourful nameplate is divided into four sections, each decorated with playful patterns. The designs are joyful and lively, showcasing a personal touch with favourite colours.

Step - 04

Once its dry, take your favourite Rangeela Tempera Unicorn Colours and divide your nameplate into four sections. Use Fine Art Brushes to make fun patterns in each section.

Colourful triangles cut from chart paper are arranged for bunting and a kite tail. They hang gracefully, adding a festive touch to the craft, ready to catch the eye.

Step - 05

To make bunting and a tail for the kite, take some coloured chart papers and cut them into triangles that will fit well with your kite shape. Use a piece of cord to attach them.

Everything comes together with the help of glue, as each piece aligns perfectly with the original design. The finished project radiates creativity and fun, waiting to be admired.

Step - 06

Use Fevistik Power glue to put everything together, just like in your design, and let it dry again.

A colourful arc shape cut from chart paper complements the design beautifully. Someone carefully writes their name on it with a felt pen, adding a personal touch to the handmade nameplate. The finished piece is vibrant and unique, perfect for showcasing creativity.

Step - 07

Using coloured chart paper of your choice, draw and cut out an arc shape that matches your structure. Write your name on it with a felt pen. Your handmade nameplate is now ready.