Happy Gowri and Ganesha festival to everyone! This time I made a Ganesha wall hanging. I Made about 12 of these for everyone who visited my home for Ganesha aarthi. I used 15 by 15 inch canvas for base, covered it with color papers. Drew a simple ganesha symbol in the middle using glass liner, decorated with rhinestones that's it and wall hanging is ready. It took me maximum of 25 minutes for each piece. Very easy and quick. I made different symbols in all the 12 wall hangings and I used different combination of color papers too. I have none left, I have to make one for my own house now :)
Showing posts with label Kundan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kundan. Show all posts
Thursday, 19 September 2013
Ganesha wall hanging
Happy Gowri and Ganesha festival to everyone! This time I made a Ganesha wall hanging. I Made about 12 of these for everyone who visited my home for Ganesha aarthi. I used 15 by 15 inch canvas for base, covered it with color papers. Drew a simple ganesha symbol in the middle using glass liner, decorated with rhinestones that's it and wall hanging is ready. It took me maximum of 25 minutes for each piece. Very easy and quick. I made different symbols in all the 12 wall hangings and I used different combination of color papers too. I have none left, I have to make one for my own house now :)
Saturday, 24 August 2013
Kundan ganesh
One of our friends invited us for lunch and I had no time to buy gift for them so I decided to make something quickly. This was very quick, I finished it in 1.5 hours. Luckily I had all material including an empty A4 size frame. I have already made about 6 of these as gifts. Everyone loved it. Earlier ones had gold border but time I used blue for a change and it does look very beautiful.
Sunday, 28 July 2013
Kundan Ganesha
I love Kundan. It looks so elegant and grand on anything from saree, jewellery to beautiful wall hanging. I was always fascinated by kundan work. Recently I discovered the art of kundan rangoli and found this beautiful design on the internet. First I made this on transparency sheet and used it as rangoli then I thought of trying it on glass and it turned out very good and also now I can hang it on the wall permanantly rather than displaying it as a rangoli once in a while. Since the first one I made 4 already as a gift to few of my friends and family. Its a great gift for ganesh chaturthi too. I used 2 dollar shop glass frame and 2 dollar shop self sticking rhinestones. I got some golden beaded chain from india that I used for the borders. It very easy art and it took me only couple of hours to complete the full picture.
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