DIY Makar Sankranti Kite Making

Create a colourful kite-shaped wall key holder inspired by the Makar Sankranti festival using clay and decorative textures. This activity helps children understand festive traditions while developing sculpting skills, creativity, and fine motor coordination.

Mosaic 30 to 60 mins 10 to 12 years

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Prepare the Clay

Mix and knead Fevicryl Mouldit until smooth. Roll it into an even sheet ready for shaping.

Shape the Kite

Cut the clay into a kite shape and mark it into four equal sections using a modelling tool.

Add Texture and Details

Create different textures in each section. Roll thin clay strips and make small decorative pieces for the kite frame and bows.

Assemble the Key Holder

Attach the clay strips, bows and hook-shaped holders using Fevicol MR. Allow the model to dry completely.

Paint the Kite

Paint the dried key holder using Fevicryl Pastel Colours. Colour each section differently and paint the hooks and decorative details.

Finish the Decoration

Stick satin ribbons below the kite using Fevicol MR. Your colourful Makar Sankranti kite key holder is now ready to display!