Recently bought one BB for my grand son and tried this when he was not around. I think my nylon podi did not relish this plastic base.
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Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- BBkolam
- Morning raaga
- Morning raaga
- Pinky white kolam
- Multicoloured chikku kolam
- Morning raaga
- Dotted midnight masala kolam
- Morning white ragam
Rain and wind is preventing us from putting big kolam outside, so a simple one with pink, green and white. The dot count is easy to guess.
This is a pink and white podikkolam drawn on my side table. Could not get white or black Board. Due to wind could not try anything outside Balcony or in the terrece.
Hope you will enjoy this also.
I normally use 2 or 3 colors only for any kolam. But here I have used four colors, just to differentiate the 4 independent lines crossing over. Hope it will be easy for you to follw.
This design is not copied , but created by me.
This simple wet maavu kolam I put it in the morning. Allowed it to dry. But Before I could take the photo the "mazhalai pattaalam'( children including my grandson) in the neighbourhood tasted it.
Kept ONE Roja, around that with TWO color powders put THREE dots in THREE lines and drew FOUR EIGHTs running on all 4 directions. With FIVE /petal flowers decorated it. To give company made 4 SIXes stand near the flowers. In the 4 corners with the help of SEVEN dots planted paavakkai/veggi design. Made fencing to guard them with 20 NINEs.
YOU all wondering what is happening to me?
He... he... I was dreaming what will be the next dot count Lata will be announcing next!In the middle of the sleep got up and played with dots and made this midnight masala kolam.
( Repaced fresh flowers in the morning before taking the photo.)
This is a simple free hand design drawn on a rainy day. no time to do shringaar to her.
