Here is the shishyapiece 
mOhanaji's modified sonapattern, with a center design connecting the sona. Drawn using rangoli powder on my computer table.
Dot counts
15 - 3 lines
13 - 3 lines (leaving 1 dot on each side)
9 - 3 lines (leaving 2 dots on each side)
3 - line (leaving 3 dots on each side)
repeat from 13 dots on other side.
....and the masterpiece here, http://www.ikolam.com/node/15616?p=1930
Due to the limited space here I can only make tiny kolams outside my apartment for navratri. However I am happy that I could atleast keep my tradition alive..
Hello All,This kolam drawn in front of my house.Dots - 15- 3. Your Views on this....
This is a maakolam with dot count 4 x 4 and 3, 2, 1 on all 4 sides interlaced... hope you like it
Hi friends! Dasara has arrived for celebrations, rangolis and kolu. Here is a creation of Padmamma of our bank.
I had participated in the competition during Sankranti (Pongal)....Let me know your views...Thank u....
Here are two patterns woven with strings. We have a basic 3x4 dot pattern with a single string at the top. A sona square with this basic pattern has two strings (red and green) with the symmetry 222 (180 degree rotations about a vertical axis, and two diagonal 180 deg rotations in the plane of the figure). If you ignore the colours, then the symmetry is 422 (90 deg rotations about a vertical axis and four 180 deg rotations at 45 deg in the plane), Enjoy!
Regards! - mOhana
Hello Friends,This kolam drawn today.Dots - 19-10. Sides - 3-2-1.Your Views on it!!
This time I tried drawing using Google Docs which seemed to be much easier than MS Paint
