How To Make Rakhi At Home Easy And Beautiful!

Raksha Bandhan stands for the celebration of siblinghood and is also known as Rakhi “the knot of commitment”. Raksha means protection, and in some places in medieval India, where women felt unsafe, they tie Rakhi on the wrist of men, regarding them as brothers. In this way, Rakhi strengthens the bond of love between brothers and sisters, and revives the emotional bonding.

This year celebrate the special bond by making your own Rakhi at home!

1.Make Rakhis using leftover wool yarns at home:

This is a totally recycled rakhi making idea and for this you won’t have to buy anything from the market. The basic raw material required for this rakhi is waste wool threads. You can pick two different colors of wool from your grandmother’s knitting kit to make this rakhi.

2.Making Rakhi using Crochet Basics:

Crochet is a Needlework technique made by looping thread with a hooked needle. Its easy to learn and can be done using the leftover yarns at home!

3. Quilted Rakhi DIY

Use the leftover coloured papers at home to make a paper quilted Rakhi! 

 Lets get started!