Hello friends,
Navarathri (GOLU) is around the corner You all might be busy gearing up for the 2013 golu.
I am sharing some of the crafts photos which I made for the navarathri. years ago some are still intact some I had to discard it.
I always make my golu decorating with simple recycling items.I never plan for it.I try to make with whatever material available with me I do not like buying new dolls also.
"Golu" You all must be familiar with its significance..You can go thru my Earlier post here
Above one is 'Dashavatar' miniatures pasted to a mirror with glass paints
Very simple way to decorate a golu without worrying about preserving/packing since it requires less space and does not break if kept in a carton box
Miniature' Dashavatars' alongside clay dolls.It is also ideal for gifting.
3-d display board made using two different picture posters of the same size,cut into 1" strips pasted and folded like a fan to give a 3-d effect.It is used to enhance the dolls.Each year if time permits can make different display themes.
Those cute dolls are candles which I use only for display never ever dare to light it.
These are the thermocoal items which I made 15 years ago and used it for 4 navarathris.Now we have few snaps and memories attached to it.That mandapa can be dismantled with top and bottom seperate.There are 3 chariots one is "Geethopadesha" other two are pumpkin shaped cindrella chariot and other one is a vintage with red curtain et al .I had used each one alternatively in my previous golus.It is very sad I had to throw them due to termites.
Castle is made of K.G cardboard is also 15 years ago My younger son helped to put the pebbles and gave the wonderful idea to stuck the german clock above the castle.I feel ,one can be more creative when your children are young and toddlers they tend to have more ideas/imaginations than us.This is my son chittu's (chittaranjan)castle.Now he is in college and fully occupied with his studies and keyboard concerts.
Now both of my sons have become critics giving me only "orders'" and expert advise which I would be paying in the form of baking cakes,and spreading the table with their favourite food.Since younger one is having his exams right from day one of Navarathri I have decided to make it a low affair.
Thanks for stopping by
Hope this post inspires you
Wish you all a happy Dussehra!!
Navarathri (GOLU) is around the corner You all might be busy gearing up for the 2013 golu.
I am sharing some of the crafts photos which I made for the navarathri. years ago some are still intact some I had to discard it.
I always make my golu decorating with simple recycling items.I never plan for it.I try to make with whatever material available with me I do not like buying new dolls also.
"Golu" You all must be familiar with its significance..You can go thru my Earlier post here
Above one is 'Dashavatar' miniatures pasted to a mirror with glass paints
Very simple way to decorate a golu without worrying about preserving/packing since it requires less space and does not break if kept in a carton box
Miniature' Dashavatars' alongside clay dolls.It is also ideal for gifting.
3-d display board made using two different picture posters of the same size,cut into 1" strips pasted and folded like a fan to give a 3-d effect.It is used to enhance the dolls.Each year if time permits can make different display themes.
These are the thermocoal items which I made 15 years ago and used it for 4 navarathris.Now we have few snaps and memories attached to it.That mandapa can be dismantled with top and bottom seperate.There are 3 chariots one is "Geethopadesha" other two are pumpkin shaped cindrella chariot and other one is a vintage with red curtain et al .I had used each one alternatively in my previous golus.It is very sad I had to throw them due to termites.
Castle is made of K.G cardboard is also 15 years ago My younger son helped to put the pebbles and gave the wonderful idea to stuck the german clock above the castle.I feel ,one can be more creative when your children are young and toddlers they tend to have more ideas/imaginations than us.This is my son chittu's (chittaranjan)castle.Now he is in college and fully occupied with his studies and keyboard concerts.
Now both of my sons have become critics giving me only "orders'" and expert advise which I would be paying in the form of baking cakes,and spreading the table with their favourite food.Since younger one is having his exams right from day one of Navarathri I have decided to make it a low affair.
Thanks for stopping by
Hope this post inspires you
Wish you all a happy Dussehra!!
So much effort you have taken for the arrangements of dolls. Really appreciable. That shows your passion.
ReplyDeleteThank U ranjana
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing all your wonderful ideas. It is now wonder that your boys are creative like you. Golu time is special and increases togetherness and brings out creativity in everyone.
ReplyDeleteWow that castle looks fantastic and love the way you have used the pebbles even if it was so long ago.
ReplyDeleteCHris
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