Mysterious Me...

Thursday, 14 July 2016

The Boy who cried Wolf - Craft Story

Do you remember the childhood moments when we were taught of moral stories?? Well, I got a chance to make this story into a 3D-Craft project for Navarathiri event conducted at my nephew’s school a few years ago….. :) :D So, let me tell(show) you the story of “The Boy who cried wolf!!!!” again...

The First picture describing the boy with his flock of sheep under the tree…

The second Picture describes the boy crying wolf for fooling the Villagers…

The third picture describes the scene of Villagers gathering for killing the wolf and comes to know that the boy has fooled them.

The Fourth picture describes the incident of the real wolf attacking the boy and his herd when no villager believed him.

Full picture with all the above four scenes with the moral:

Individual Pics:

Materials Used:
Thermocol for cutting out the figures/pictures,
Acrylic Paints for the background,
Woollen Thread for the tree & Wheat flour for the bird
Cotton for the sheep,
Sticks,
Chart papers,
Threads for Turban…

Time taken: 1 & 1/2 weeks

Thursday, 21 April 2016

Paint your Mug with Sharpie Marker

Monday, 18 April 2016

Terracotta Jewellery

Jewelry crafting is one of the merriest crafts you can ever make plus you also get to wear your own creation.

How many of you have actually tried wearing the beautiful handmade terracotta necklace with your traditional indian wears?? When you wear it with a suitable saree, it looks immediately classy and gives the touch of elegancy, doesn't it? Be it a saree or kurti, I bet it goes fantastically well.

Left one is Terracotta jewellery and the right one is clay pendant matched with paper beads. Made this specially for my sister and my lil niece.. I love the tinge of gold paint on my jewelry pieces, especially on terracotta.