small melikala muggu

Here small melikala muggu was drawn using 6x6 dots. Small outside border was drawn using 4x2 dots. Flower, leaves pattern was drawn as free hand design.
 

Chinna muggu

This muggu was kept using 5x5 dots. Here it was kept using small flower, free hand pattern along with small melikala pattern inside. Free hand border was kept at four sides.
 

Small muggu

This muggu was kept using 4x4 dots. Small free hand design was drawn as shown here along with small melikala border.
 

melikala muggu

Dots required for this -muggu are 6x6
Put 6 dots in 6 lines  in straight. Next draw the melikala muggu by passing through the dots at out side. Here small free hand design was drawn using 4x4 dots which are inside.

chinna muggu

Dots for this muggu : 3x3

First put 3 dots in  3 rows.

Next Join middle dot to middle dot which will form a diamond shape. Next put any free hand pattern for the remaining one-one dot. Here added colours to make this simple muggu/design colourful. This muggu can be drawn with dots or without dots 

 

(like freehand design).

chinna muggu

Dots required for this muggu : 4x4
Put 4 dots in 4 lines. Here crown pattern muggu is drawn in 1st and last 4 dots line. Next 2 cone pattern muggu is drawn using 2nd and 3 line dots which are at outside. In middle one small flower pattern is drawn. Melikala border is drawn at outside.

chinna muggu

Dots required for this muggu : 7x4 (in between)

First put 7 dots in one line and place the dots in between (in some Telugu places will be said as madhya chukkalu) from next line on wards like 6 in next 2nd line, 5 in 3rd line and 4 in 4th line.

Start joining the 2nd and 3rd dots from 4th line to  other lines in a mountain and valley pattern as shown in post here. Next I have drawn free hand pattern with the remaining dots. I didn't draw a border for this explicitly. Can be drawn if want to have border.

muggu infront of tulasi kota

Dots required for this muggu are 5x1. Put 5 dots in one line and next put 3 and 1 dot in next 2 lines.  It is a simple tippudu muggu.
I have drawn this tippudu muggu in  deepam pattern and added extra lines with colors.

tippudu muggu

Dots required for this muggu : 8x2x2

Put 8 dots in 2 lines and leave one-one dot from next line on wards and put till 2 dots in the last line. Draw the tippudu muggu by passing through the dots as shown in the post here.  In this tippudu muggu, after drawing the lines it formed a sort of Trishulam pattern at 4 sides. I have enclosed this muggu with step wise border and drawn the border in a symmetry pattern. Finally added colors in the border lines.

     

chinna muggu

Dots required for this muggu : 3x3

Put 3 dots in 3 lines. Next join each dot in 4 sides using dots which are at outside. Middle I have added a small circle form. I have drawn some freehand design at outside. This muggu can be drawn like freehand design without dots also. I have added colors to make this small muggu looks good.

tippudu muggu

To make this muggu, put 5 dots in 2 lines and put one-one dot in the next line. I have enclosed the inside muggu in a box and draw a border outside of that box. Here I have applied Jaju at 4 sides and on that I have drawn a outline border. Just I have tried this small muggu differently.

tippudu muggu

To make this muggu, put 5 dots in 2 lines on top, and in middle put 3 dots and put 5 dots again at the bottom.  Pass through the dots as shown here to finish the tippudu muggu.

Border I have drawn like small flower type and on the top I have added pink and yellow color like depam or jyoti pattern.

muggu infront of tulasi kota

There is no specific dot count for this muggu. I have drawn a freehand design and added a small border at corners at 4 sides. Drawn color lines inside in this design.

tippudu muggu

Dots required for this muggu : 5x1

First put 5 dots and next leave one-one dot from next line on wards and put till 1 dot.

Draw the tippudu muggu by passing through the dots as shown in this post here.

This is also a very simple and small muggu. I have enclosed this muggu with some box and step pattern and added lines at outside to form a complete round shape.  Any border like melikala or plain border can  also be drawn ti not to close this inside completely.

leaf muggu

There is no specific dot count for this one. I ahve just tried a free hand design and drawn leaf pattern here. Filled this muggu with colors by drawing lines inside.

flower muggu

Dots required for this muggu : 9x1

First put 9 dots and next leave one-one dot from next line on wards and put till 1 dot and draw as shown in post here if you want to draw the same muggu. Here flowers are drawn in a symmetry form in this muggu. Free hand design muggu border is drawn with colors at outside.

chinna muggu infront of tulasi kota

This muggu is drawn on Jaju floor. Jaju is one solid material will look like hard mud type, will be in mud color. This will become soft after putting this one in the water. Normally this will be applied at the legs (means on the ground) of the pandiri (like pelli pandiri) in some places at our side in villages.  First I have applied Jaju on the ground in front of tulasi kota. Next after it become dry I have drawn tippudu muggu as shown in this post. Added some color out lines.

chinna muggu

There is no specific dot count for this muggu.  I have  just tried free hand design in inside and melikala border at 4 sides. Added colors for this muggu to make this muggu colorful. 

chinna muggu

To draw this muggu, dots or chukkalu required are 4x4.

Put 4 dots in 4 lines,will say like 4 dots 4 times.

Drawn this muggu using free hand design and small melikala pattern inside. Border also drawn with melikala pattern with 5 to 3 dots. I have added colors for free hand design alone in this muggu.

leaf muggu

Dots required for this muggu: 7x1

Put 7 dots in one line, next leave one-one dot at each side from next line on wards and put till 1 dot. This muggu is drawn in leaf pattern  and added melikala border with 5x5 dots at outside.