Rangoli Using Dry Leaves - Diwali

Create a vibrant Diwali rangoli using dried leaves decorated with colourful patterns. Children will explore nature-inspired art while developing observation skills and expressing their creativity by transforming natural leaves into festive decorations.

Mixed Media Festival Craft 30 to 60 mins 10 to 12 years

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Prepare the Base

Take a corrugated cardboard sheet and colour the entire surface black using the Acrylic Markers. Allow the colour to dry completely.

Collect the Leaves

Gather dried leaves in different shapes and sizes. Clean them gently and arrange them according to their size and shape before decorating.

Decorate the Leaves

Use the 12 pc Acrylic Markers to draw colourful lines, dots, floral motifs, and geometric patterns on each dried leaf. Allow the decorated leaves to dry completely.

Arrange the Rangoli

Arrange the decorated leaves on the black base to create a symmetrical rangoli design. Place the smaller leaves at the centre and the larger leaves around the outer edge.

Complete the Rangoli

Stick the arranged leaves onto the base using Fevicol Glue Drops. Adjust the leaves neatly and allow the craft to set. Your colourful Diwali Dry Leaves Rangoli is now ready to decorate your home.