Kids Christmas Ornament Craft!!

Yayy!!! 50 days until christmas. Last year was first time, I have set up the tree with store-bought ornaments/decorations. We  had friends over for dinner for almost all through December. Since it was our first time, we were too excited and had multiple photo sessions 😉 Here is a picture of us – Christmas 2013 🙂Continue reading “Kids Christmas Ornament Craft!!”

Rangoli – Diwali S9

Rangoli is a folk art from India in which patterns are created on the floor. It is an integral part of Indian festivals. They are meant to be sacred welcoming areas of Hindu deities. The purpose of this colorful art is decoration and also considered that it brings good luck. So, how about making someContinue reading “Rangoli – Diwali S9”

DIY Diwali Diya

The earthen oil diya is most important thing for the festival of lights( Diwali). Diya is an oil lamp, usually made from clay, with a cotton wick dipped in vegetable oil or ghee(clarified butter). They are native of India and are lighted for all festivals and auspicious occasions. The process might sound tedious but as a kid, I always loved doingContinue reading “DIY Diwali Diya”

Tip of the week – Diwali S7

Candles are great when it comes to decoration, because they instantly set the mood. And they are inexpensive and suitable for any occasion. For Diwali – festival of lights I want to customize and use them in every creative way. So, in my search I found really cool way to turn any glass/bowl into a beautifulContinue reading “Tip of the week – Diwali S7”

Kids Craft – Diwali S6

Kids are on fall break and you must be wondering how to keep them occupied, while you are busy with Diwali preparations? Then look no further 🙂 Here is an easy peasy way to make collage Diyas from card stock or scrapbook paper 🙂 Kids will absolutely enjoy making these colorful diya’s and can be used in multiple ways. So,Continue reading “Kids Craft – Diwali S6”

DIY Return Gifts!!

Return gifts are special and always remain as memory. There are a ton of ideas however, traditional ones are unique looking. I have one such item to share that you can make from Polymer Clay. When I first saw on FB page – It’s clay world, I was really impressed and wanted to make something similar.Continue reading “DIY Return Gifts!!”

Coconutty!!

Finally, I have an yummy recipe and super excited to add to my Diwali series -5. Well, I didn’t want to compromise on my gluten-free diet and have been looking for a while that is simple, quick yet delicious. And most important gluten and grain free. So, here is a new version of Coconut Ladoo (snackContinue reading “Coconutty!!”

Dramatic Dahlia – Diwali S4

Gaint paper Dahlias are my new love and I can’t stop staring at them. Dahlias are my favorite flower. Making with paper is fun because, there is no green thumb required 😉 and you can make any color, any size. They are so amazing that I couldn’t wait to add to my Diwali Decor list.Continue reading “Dramatic Dahlia – Diwali S4”

Fabulously Floral!!

Here is Diwali – Series 2, a fun project on Carnations. Many people don’t like carnations, but I love them despite the fact that they don’t have  fragrance. May be because I haven’t seen many in my life. The best ones usually are from North-east part of India. Anyways, they are my favorite and today IContinue reading “Fabulously Floral!!”

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