DIY Diwali Gift Hamper

The festival of gifting and making everyone feel special. In my last post I have covered the different gifting ideas for Diwali.
In this post I will be talking about how I create my own DIY Diwali gift hamper for my loved ones which will be completely personalised and not at all off the rack and common.
The gift hamper is super easy to make and on budget.

 So the table is set.
I am filling the boxes with home made besan ladoos packed pretty in pink. You can find the link to the post for recipe of Besan ladoos.
Some home made chocolates.
Some tea light holders.
Some ready made Rangoli craft.

The Gift boxes are ready with a hand written note to accompany them. You can also pack them in a basket or cellophane paper or any other way.

Let your creativity flow.

You can check out the whole Gift hamper video on my you tube channel below.

Happy Diwali you all !!

Lots of Love ..

Spread the cheer

xoxo

Bhakti

Diwali DIY Crafts

Very easy DIY Diwali crafts to add colour to your Diwali.
In your budget and extremely easy. Great option to add colour to your home and decorate your home on a budget. Make for an amazing gift as well.

I am making three easy things for you.
Tea light or candle holders or diyas.
Ready made rangoli or tea light holder.
Tea light reflector.

All you need for the first one is some glass katoris in any shape.
Fevicryl glass colors.
pixy dust.

Colour the glass bowls in different designs, sprinkle some pixy dust on it whilst the colour is wet.
Let them dry and tadaa you have pretty holders ready.

Readymade Rangoli

All you need is cd, fevicryl glass colours, adhesive and decorative material you prefer, pixy glitter.

Decorate the cd, colour it and you are done.

Stack your glass bangles together no need to glue them, you can just stack them if u want.

Add a tea light and voila.. pretty simple yet amazing.

Decorated T light candles

Decorated candles look much prettier than the simple ones.

All you need is metallic tape or glitter tape to have these pretty little beauties.

Check the video below to watch how I did all this step by step and more...

Hope you liked what you saw.

Stay tuned for more Diwali posts.

Enjoy these easy crafts and decorate your house.

Happy Diwali!

Lots of love.

xoxo

Bhakti

Dastkari haat samiti craft bazaar

Craft connoisseurs of the city rejoice as Pune welcomes the Dastakari Haat at the Monalisa Kalagram, end of south main road of Koregaon park from the 27th Nov - 6th Dec - 11am to 8pm.

The bazaar is a feast for the eyes for the art lovers. Local artisans from all over India are showcasing their products, sold directly by the makers. 

We were drawn in the whole vibe from the entrance itself. The colourful stalls lined with beautiful articrafts, souvenirs, textiles and much more. The range of products is myriad and includes, mojarris, silver jewellery, ethnic textiles, lamps, bags, furniture, gardening showpieces, urns, pots, stoles, shawls, sarees and lot more to chose from. 

There was beautiful live rustic music as well as folk dance performance to enthrall you while you shop to your hearts content. 

And if the hunger pangs hit while shopping worry not, there are some munchies to have from their food section. 

Have a look --

Must visit for all the art lovers. A wonderful way to spend the afternoon or blissful evening. 

xoxo

Bhakti