These simple paper folded eco friendly rakhis are so easy to make. Just three steps to make the paper fold and then arrange them in different ways to create a variety of forms
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These simple paper folded eco friendly rakhis are so easy to make. Just three steps to make the paper fold and then arrange them in different ways to create a variety of forms
Fevicol MR, A4 Sized Coloured Papers, Floral Craft Punches, Glitter Paper, Pencil, Ruler, Scissors, Ornamental Stones, Satin Ribbons or Cords
Cut a square measuring 2 x 2 inches in size You may select the colours of the papers as per your choice
Fold the paper diagonally to form a triangle
Fold it further from the centre to form a smaller triangle These triangles are made using different coloured papers and when arranged in a different manner will give a variety of designs
This rakhi is made using a baby pink and pink coloured paper The triangles are folded as shown above Take a thick card paper and cut a circle of 1" in diameter Arrange and stick the triangles for the petals of the flower as shown in the image on the cut circle Use Fevicol MR for sticking Take one punched flower and stick it in the centre of the flower Stick one stone on top to give it it's final look Stick the flowers on the matching satin ribbon or the cords
This rakhi is made using an off white and lilac coloured paper The triangles are folded as shown above Arrange the traingles one inside the other forming a ring as shown in the image Use Fevicol MR for sticking The ring formed in the centre is then covered using a glitter paper to form the centre of the flower Stick matching stones on the petals for it's final look Stick the flower on the matching satin ribbon or the cords
This rakhi is made using an off white and lilac and pink coloured paper The triangles are folded as shown above Arrange the traingles one inside the other forming a fish Use Fevicol MR for sticking Stick matching stones on the petals for it's final look Stick the fish on the matching satin ribbon or the cords
This rakhi is made using an off white and peach coloured paper The triangles are folded as shown above Arrange the traingles one inside the other forming a square as shown in the image Use Fevicol MR for sticking Take one punched flower and stick it in the centre of the flower Stick matching stones on the petals for it's final look Stick the flower on the matching satin ribbon or the cords
This rakhi is made using pink and green coloured paper The triangles are folded as shown above Arrange the triangles one inside the other forming a flower shape as shown in the image Use Fevicol MR for sticking Take one punched flower and stick it in the centre of the flower Stick matching stones in the centre for it's final look Stick the flower on the matching satin ribbon or the cords
This rakhi is made using pink, light pink and an off white coloured paper The off white coloured paper is cut in a smaller size of 1 .5 inches in square The triangles are folded as shown above Arrange the triangles one inside the other forming a flower shape as shown in the image Use Fevicol MR for sticking Take one punched flower and stick it in the centre of the flower Stick matching stones in the centre for it's final look Stick the flower on the matching satin ribbon or the cords