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This document provides instructions for making friendship bands, rakhi bands, and collages showcasing examples. The materials needed include silk threads, scissors, cotton thread, beads, golden threads, glue, and a toothbrush. For friendship bands, the silk threads are tied in a knot, brushed with a toothbrush to fluff them, then plaited and decorated. For rakhi bands, a similar process is followed where the silk threads are tied in a knot, brushed, and the remaining string is plaited and decorated with beads or designs cut from sponge. Examples of completed friendship bands and rakhi bands are displayed in collages.
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Love bands
- 1. Love bands
- 3. How to make friendship bands • What You Need: • Strands of silk threads • A pair of scissors • Cotton thread to tie knots • Beads, sitaras, golden threads and sponge to decorate • Glue • A toothbrush with hard bristles
- 4. Steps to make friendship bands. • Take 20-24 inches long silk thread strands in a bunch. If you want to make multi coloured rakhis take silk threads of different colours. • Tie a tight knot with a cotton thread on the one-fourth part of the silken thread bunch. The one-fourth part will be made into a rakhi while the three-fourth will be the string to tie around the wrist. • Now make sure the heads of the silk threads of the one-fourth part of the bunch do not remain in loops, in case they are, cut them with a pair of scissors. • Once they are independent of loops, with a toothbrush rub hard on these threads and brush them with strong strokes by holding tight on the knot. With repeated strokes the silk threads turns fluffy and soft. • To make the string, divide the three-fourth part of the silk thread in two equal parts and plait them separately. At the end tie a knot and brush the end again. • Once this is done decorate it with beads or sitaras. Stick them with glue. • You can also buy a sheet of sponge of a suitable colour, cut it into a star or flower shape, and decorate it with beads. Golden threads can be entwined and used for decoratio
- 5. How to make rakhi bands • Material required 1. Strands of silk threads- 2/3 2. A pair of scissors 3. Cotton thread to tie knots 4. Beads, sitaras, golden threads and sponge to decorate 5. Glue A toothbrush with hard bristles.
- 6. Steps to make rakhi. • Method: Take 20-24 inches long silk thread strands in a bunch. If you want to make multi coloured rakhis take silk threads of different colours. Tie a tight knot with a cotton thread on the one-fourth part of the silken thread bunch. The one-fourth part will be made into a rakhi while the three-fourth will be the string to tie around the wrist. Now make sure the heads of the silk threads of the one-fourth part of the bunch do not remain in loops, in case they are, cut them with a pair of scissors. Once they are independent of loops, with a toothbrush rub hard on these threads and brush them with strong strokes by holding tight on the knot. With repeated strokes the silk threads turns fluffy and soft. To make the string, divide the three-fourth part of the silk thread in two equal parts and plait them sepa rately. At the end tie a knot and brush the end again. Once this is done decorate it with beads or sitaras. Stick them with glue. You can purchase sponge of a suitable colour, cut it into a star shape, decorate it with beads or sitaras. Golden threads can be entwined
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- 8. Collage of rakhi bands.
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