Free hand rangoli

This muggu was drawn as free hand design.  

ratham muggu

This was drawn on ratha saptami. This melikala muggu was drawn using 7x1 dots. First kept 7 dots at bottom. Next kept 4 dots in vertical line. Again kept 7 to 1 dots by leaving one dot at each side on top. Drawn the melikala muggu by passing through the dots.

Tulasi kota decoration

Rangoli was kept at tualsi kota as shown in the pic. Tulasi kota surrounding was decorated with diyas, flowers and rangoli. 

Friday muggu

This muggu was kept on Friday. In middle simple flower pattern was drawn using 3 x 1 dots(in middle). Next at outside small melikala muggu was drawn using 3x3 dots as shown in the pic. In between these melikala muggu small free hand flower design was drawn.

sankranthi muggu

This rangoli or muggu was kept on sankranthi. Pot pattern was drawn using 4x2 dots. This complete rangoli was kept with the combination of free hand design, melikala muggulu and flower rangoli.-

Muggu on bhogi festival

Dots required for this pot muggu are 10x2x2.
Put 10 dots in two lines, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 2 dots.This was drawn on Bhogi festival. Pot and rice paddy pattern was drawn at four sides. Simple free hand design as flower pattern was drawn as border.

melikala muggu

Dots required for this tippudu muggu are 9x1
Put 9 dots in one line, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 1 dot.  Next draw the melikala muggu by passing through the dots. Here bhogi pot(kundalu) pattern was drawn at outside as shown in the pic. Simple free hand border was drawn. 

sankranti muggu

This was drawn during sankranti time. This was drawn with the combination of chukkula muggu, tippudu muggu and flower pattern as free hand design. First in middle pot pattern was drawn using 5 x3x3 dots. Kept 5 dots in 3 lines and next kept 3 dots by leaving one dot at each side. Pot pattern was drawn passing through those dots as shown in the pic in the middle. Next tippudu or melikala muggu was drawn at both sides of the pot using 5x2 and 3 x1 dots as shown in the pic. Rice paddy pattern was drawn as free hand design. At bottom flower patterns were drawn.

geetala muggu

This is a free hand design or geetala muggu. This was drawn by putting free lines and used colours as shown in the pic. This was drawn during pongal period.

flower muggu

Dots required for this  muggu are 9x1
Put 9 dots in one line, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 1 dot.   Draw the flower pattern at four sides. In middle swastik pattern was drawn here. 

tulasi kota decoration

Dots required for this tippudu muggu are 6x2x2.
Put 6 dots in two lines, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 2 dots.  Next draw the melikala muggu by passing through the dots. This was drawn at tulasi kota.