It is a beginners kolam (chikku) with colours and flowers ...........
Dotted kolam
Here are the kolams and rangolis in this page:
- SIMPLE CHIKKU KOLAM
- Dotted Artistic Rangoli
- simple rangoli
- Roses
- Rangoli designs
- Dotted Rangoli
- Tear drop rangoli
- Pongal Kolam
- The BengaLuru meet - banner
- Dotted Rangoli
Created by Padma Prakash on 2010-04-26,
This is 7-4 interlaced simple dotted rangoli, which was given an artistic design. hence it looks like a free hand rangoli. How do you feel ? yummy ?
Created by mvrajitha on 2010-04-22,
Instead of straight dots 3-1, I used `+' symbol and double stroke for this simple kolam. I think this is oldest way to put rangoli using double stroke, four strokes. There are many rangolis of these style, can help me to get all those.
Created by admin on 2010-04-20,
A roses dotted kolam, from Sirkazhi. Please note that the people who made it would most probably not be able to read the comments, or even come to know about them (not until I tell them the next time I see them during my visit). I find them interesting, since the same dotted kolam made by different people, carries different personalities. 
Created by pari_swetha on 2010-04-20,
A combination of freehand rangoli and group of dotted rangolis within. Sent by Mrs.Parimala Marimuthu
Created by Padma Prakash on 2010-04-20,
This is a simple 13-7 dotted rangoli. I just tried on a teapoy at home. As the background is red, i could not apply Kavi to this.
Created by rst_kolam on 2010-04-20,
Here is another version of tear drop kolam. We put this for Chittirai Thirunaal.13-7 cross dots.
Created by anantharajam on 2010-04-20,
Hi freinds this podi kolam is made by my daughter Lavanya for pongal this year.I am a bit lazy to make dotted ones.Cikku kolam enakku poda varumaaaa??? Theriyavillai...!!!
Ananthalakshmy
Created by anirudh on 2010-04-19,
Here is banner done for the event. The center design separate rabbits rangoli playing the welcome music (inspired by one drum beating rabbits) and the border inspired by the Ministers of Darbar rangoli (base 12X7 straingt) in my collection. After designing this i saw similar clown pyramid by Vani Muthukrishnan's blog too and Pavan also used it. Very nice co-incidence we all think similar ...wondering what do with leftover dots, so fusioned the sikku kolams there, first time did some trails on sikku kolams to get it perfect and match the dots.......minutes of the meeting on the way....until enjoy this
Dot counts:
Center - 15 X 8 - middle
Border - welcome couple (base 12 X 7 - straight) - 5 times to fill the whole line
Side border - Clowns - (base 7 X 6 - straight) - 6 times to fill the whole side.
Will add more borders i tried out for before selecting one.
Created by Padma Prakash on 2010-04-19,
This is my own creation done using ready to use "rice paste balls". The dot count is 13-7. It looks like free hand drawing. Hope the creation grabs the appreciation of you friends.
