Materials required
- Cloth / handmade paper
- Tracing paper
- Metallic colours (for cloth)
- Poster colours (for paper)
- Distemper (for walls)
- Carbon sheet
Step 1: Choose a design
Step 2: First draw the required pattern on the tracing paper and copy the design into the cloth/paper using carbon sheet.
Step3: If using cloth, paint using metallic colours and let them dry well. Use poster colours for paper
Step4: Draw outlines using the white colour and again leave it to dry for 24 hours.
If applying on cloth, iron on the backside of the cloth.
Tips and tricks
Step 2: First draw the required pattern on the tracing paper and copy the design into the cloth/paper using carbon sheet.
Step3: If using cloth, paint using metallic colours and let them dry well. Use poster colours for paper
Step4: Draw outlines using the white colour and again leave it to dry for 24 hours.
If applying on cloth, iron on the backside of the cloth.
Tips and tricks
- Experiment with materials. You can even do it on your bed sheets, saris, dresses, cushion covers and curtains.
- Don’t restrain yourself on paper or cloth. Try making a stylish pot, napkin holder, lampshades or just begin with a bookmark
- First draw the circle and then join them to form a coil with freehand.
- If applying on the wall, use apex as base coat
- Combine figures in beautiful patterns like peacock, well, trees etc.
- Add mirrors or colourful threads, if you want that extra shine to your painting.
- Borders can make it look more attractive
- If using “geru” as your base, mix it with linseed oil so that it stays longer
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