Here is the picture of our rangoli at home, designed by me and ...execution on the table with my sister's help.
Dot count 29 X 15 ...extra 5, 3, 1 for Ganesha's crown. Will upload the dotted-PC version soon 
Wishing you all a joyful, prosperous & safe DeepaavaLi.
This was drawn on the paper and colored with color pen, sent for some magazine but did not get selected. So thought of sharing it with ikolam members. ( the dot count is 9-5, 1 .inbetween dots.
After seeing many peacocks getting uploaded, searched my book to get one. This happens to be one of the best dancing peacock design in my collection. Asusual drawn on paper, scanned, colored and decorated in photoshop.
Dot count 23 X 12 - interlaced
it is a peacock kolam. it is 19 - 1 Ner pulli kolam.
my mother-in-law likes this kolam.
i drew it using MS paint.
is there any software to draw kolam? kindly suggest me if u know.
Pictures taken during our South India trip during the winter break. Some of these pictures were taken while traveling in an auto, during waiting for the traffic signal. Let us know if you know the dot count.
I and my sister in law decorated our house with this kolam for last year pongal.
This design also drawn on paper colored with color pen.If tried on floor with color podi will look nice.(Photoshop cannot try, so simply used the finger shop)
Lata I was trying to look for something in one of the drawers of a table today and came across this stencil I bought few years ago (but did not find a chance to use before it got lost among other papers).. I bought 4 such stencils - it is a plastic sheet with pin holes forming the design. The Ganesha is one stencil and the two peacocks facing each other is another stencil. I combined it in such a way that the two peacocks were on either side of Ganesha and was pretty much happy with the outcome... Hope you all like it too
Hi ,
This is Manjula.....i have done this design on a black cloth with only chain stich and filling it with criss criss stiches.... This is my first post....
Regards,
Manjula
This was put on pongal day 3. This is just 11-6 middle dots. The middle empty space can be filled as per your imagination.
