Rakshabandan is a popular festival which is celebrated in India,Nepal and other parts of the Indian sub continent.
It is a celebration of brother and sister like relationship, It's also called Rakhi purnima. It is celebrated on the full moon of the Hindu month 'shravana' in India.
Sister's tie a thread,called the Rakhi on the wrists of their Brother's on this day.The thread stands for love, fraternity, and lifelong support. Brother's and sister's promise to protect each other on that day. Brother's give gift's to sister's.
On this critical situation of Covid-19 and lock down's we can't go out to buy Rakhi, so i am going to show u how easy to make Rakhi with silk thread's available in our house. Let's make Rakhi...
Material's Required
- Silk thread (any color)
- Glue
- Scissors
- Old tooth brush
- Gold color thread
- Visiting card
- Piece of canvas -2
- Decoration article
Steps to follow:
1.Take silk thread of any color here i took blue and white multi color thread.
2.Rotate it around visiting card 200 times to make 200 strands.
3.Remove them from card and tie a tight knot in the middle with piece of another thread.
4.Cut the edges on both sides and holding in the middle spread the threads evenly as shown.
5.Spread the threads with tooth brush and trim the edges with scissors.
6.Take any decorative flower or button and paste it in center with crafting glue.our middle part of rakhi is done.
7.Now take 10 strands of gold color thread and 21 strands of blue color thread glue at the ends, make a knot.
8.Rotate from the other end and conceal the ends with a knot. 
9.Take a piece of canvas glue it and place the above made thread on it.
10.Place another piece of canvas to cover the below canvas and thread .
11.Again glue the canvas and stick the Rakhi on it.
Our beautiful Rakhi is ready.
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