Rakhi Design 2020/ Rakshabandhan Special

Rakhi Designs

Rakhi designs for Rakshabandhan -  The festival of Rakhi or Rakshabandahan as it is commonly called is quite a few weeks away. This festival is a day for sisters and brothers and is celebrated with pleasure across India. This festival celebrates and fortifies the bond between brothers and sisters. On this day, sisters pray for their wellbeing and tie rakhi or a thread, And brothers promise to care for their sisters. There are legends and narrative where someone asked Yam Krishna and Emperor Humayun for aid and they left everything save and to assist their sisters and like Yamuna Draupadi or Rani Karnavati tied rakhi. 

Rakhi's bond is considered more powerful. Being the sister into my two brothers, this is a joyful and very important day for me and was. Though most of us remain now, I always fill with excitement and anticipation. Yes, the stores are brimming with rakhis.

 These are simple ideas that you may easily do with your young kids. Do it yourself Sticker Rakhi - 

         These rakhis are easier to make specially if you've young kids who you're making these with. Since it is possible to choose any kind of stickers which you children like these are very versatile. Young kids love cartoon characters and you may choose anything that they like. 

Common tips for producing decal rakhi are: 

Cartoon personality rakhi :

 Animal rakhi -

Smiley rakhi -

 Butterfly rakhi - 

Bird rakhi -

 What you need: Your childs favourite decals - Satin ribbon to tie - The way for making button rakhi : Cut the satin ribbon of appropriate length. Stick the sticker on the ribbon utilizing the adhesive backing. You might choose to stick the decals in a foam or felt base too. Handmade Button Rakhi -

 These include also great to make for preschoolers. What you need: Colorful buttons - Glue - Satin ribbon into tie - The way for making button rakhi : Cut the satin ribbon of appropriate length. 

Using adhesive, stick button at the center of the ribbon. You might also combine different sized buttons into create a new design.

       Handmade Gota Rakhi / Recycled rakhi - Another simple idea of making rakhi is by using gota flowers. The Ganesha embellishment that we've used here has come out of an old card, which we've recycled here. What you need: Readymade gota blossoms - Glitter foam sheet - Embellishments Used a little silver Ganesha - Ribbon - Adhesive - The way to make Ganesha Rakhi: Cut a tiny circle out of contrast colour glitter foam sheet.