Handmade artifacts from Dastkar
Dastakar is an NGO which supports crafts people, to promote and sell their products. To support the craft people , Dastkar organizes many events , including exhibitions and sales...
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Clay dolls from West Bengal
Doll making is an ancient craft . In India this must have started with making of terracotta dolls , and then with wood and other available materials. Dolls making...
How to Make Native American Jewelry
A guest post by Jessica Kane Jessica Kane is a professional writer who has an interest in arts and crafts, DIY, and other handmade products. She currently writes...
Five years of blogging
I have completed five years in blogosphere. Time just flies. Started this blog to share about my experiences and experiments in arts and crafts. Another wonderful year completed ,...
Tutorial to make houseboat – for school projects
The school projects for our kids are really fun to the crafty moms, but it gives lots of stress also sometimes. Normally in schools ask for making either working...
Model of village and forest – by a crafty woman
I often get emails from many, asking tutorials about crafts, especially on making models. A year ago I had received an email from Ms. Lalita , asking instructions for...
Gombe habba with different themes- Festivals
Hope all of you had lovely Deepavali celebration. Even I :-). Before Deepavali travelled to 4-5 destinations of my interests. Eager to share about my travel experiences with you...
Gombe Habba with different themes
During each Dasara I write about Gombe habba. Every year I have been lucky enough to get invitation and enjoy Gombe habba. Its celebrated during Dasara in some parts...
Gombe Habba Part 2- The Gombe habba I visited- continued
Already I have written two posts about Gombe habba. In last post I have written about the Gombe habba I visited this year. This is the continuation of the...
Gombe Habba Part 2- The Gombe habba I visited
Sorry , I’m late in writing this post. I really feel this should have been shared with you during Dasara. As I was busy (as usual same excuse :-))...