Tezzbuzz Desk- It is easy to buy designer Rakhi from the market on Rakshabandhan, but if you want to do something special for your brother, then try making Rakhi at home this time. A handmade Rakhi reflects your hard work, time and love for your brother. The special thing is that you will not need expensive items for this.
Beautiful and unique Rakhi can be prepared from things like old ribbons, buttons, wool, clothes or broken beads lying in the house. Let us know some easy DIY ideas.
Make beautiful Rakhi from old clothes
The beautiful fabric of any old kurta, dupatta or saree kept in the house can be used to make Rakhi. Cut a thin strip of cloth and fold it well. Stick a pearl, button or small stone in the middle of it. Now add strong thread or ribbon at both ends. You can make it more attractive by decorating according to the color of the cloth.
Make unique Rakhi from old buttons
Beautiful buttons from old clothes often lie unused in the house. Instead of throwing them away, use them to make Rakhi. Take a big button and stick a small pearl, stone or any other designer button on it. Rakhi can be easily prepared by stitching it between wool, ribbon or strong thread.
Prepare Rakhi from colorful wool
If there is leftover wool from weaving work in the house then even more beautiful Rakhi can be made from it. Take wool of different colors and make small braids with them. Place a pearl, small flower or any decorative piece in the middle and tie both the ends with a strong knot. This type of Rakhi can be easily made for children also.
Use old beads and pearls
Broken rosary, pearls and beads left in old jewelery or bracelets can be very useful in making Rakhi. String beads of different colors on thread or elastic. It can be given a designer look by adding a beautiful stone or pendant in the middle. You can also give a personal touch to Rakhi by choosing beads according to your brother's favorite colors.
Make stylish Rakhi with gift wrapping ribbon
If you have saved the remaining ribbons after packing the gift, then use them now. Fold ribbons of different colors in several layers and place a small flower, button or stone in the middle. Rakhi can be prepared by adding a strong thread behind it. Rakhi made by mixing ribbons of two or three colors will look even more beautiful.
Keep these things in mind while making Rakhi
- Use strong thread or ribbon for Rakhi, so that it does not break easily.
- Do not make the Rakhi too heavy, otherwise it may feel uncomfortable on the wrist.
- Stick the beads, stones and buttons well, so that they do not come out easily.
- Do not use sharp or sharp objects while making Rakhi for children.
- Customize the Rakhi keeping in mind the color and design of your brother's choice.
- While decorating, keep in mind that the Rakhi should be comfortable to wear.
Rakhi made at home may look different from the Rakhi sold in the market, but it will have the hard work of your own hands and special feelings for your brother. This Rakshabandhan, make a memorable Rakhi for your brother with these easy DIY ideas.