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Here are the Latest trendy salwar kameez patterns. First six salwar designed with cotton material which is look great. This designs salwar suitable for summer especially for office going girls. The zari border around the salwar always give nice touch. Best Tailor in Chennai

Working with beads is a colorful and interesting work. We all love to see and wear the ear rings, neck set and bracelet which are made up of beads all because of its attractive and shiny color. But when we go for purchasing that is lit bit expensive. We can get the beads in loose and make our own design jewels. I went to Pondicherry and found a shop full of beads and its readymade fashion jewels. As I know the basic of jewels making and planned to make my own. And get the idea of patterns from the shop itself. Here is the beads I bought Here is the neck set and earring i made Some sample beads Brown set beads Black set beads Yellow and orange set beads

Hi Ladies, To Learn Aari Embroidery and embroidery job work What is Aari work? AARI WORK (PATCHED) It is a kind of embroidery work done by AAR needle. It is beautiful embroidery work which needs more skill and experience. Steps involved in Aari work The first step is to stretch the fabric over a work frame. It gives the cloth a uniform tension. Also the frame can be made to fit any size of fabric. It consists of four wooden spars resting on wooden posts. The fabric is stitched on to the wooden frame using thick cotton thread. Then the design is traced on the fabric by pencil. But perfect method is the design is first drawn on a tracing paper. Using a needle, holes are pierced all along the lines.This placed on the fabric. A mixture of kerosene and chalk is made and rubbed with a sponge on the tracing paper. It seeps through the holes and is transferred to the fabric. To start the embroidery needle and Zari or cotton or silk thread are used. Aari embroidery looks like a cha

Bandhani is the type of block prints, tie and dye and embroidered fabrics with mirror work. Bandhani or tie & dye work comes from Rajasthan and Gujarat. The term “bandhani” derives from a Hindi word Bandhan which means tying up. The main colours used in Bandhani are yellow, green, red and black. The fabric is skillfully knotted and dyeing. The most commonly used patterns in this technique are dots, circles, squares, waves and stripes. These Stripes or the ripple effect is famously known as Laheriya. Now this art of India got attention through out the world. The colours used are traditionally based on vegetable dyes. Tie and dye cloth is never too expensive but that the colours always run. So if you’ve bought silk, it’s safer to get it dry-cleaned. Bandhani Salwar kameez Bandhani Sarees Bandhani Lehenga choli Bandhani Skirts Bandhani Shawls

Here is my work on bridal neck set Bridal set blue stone neckset with blue lorial Jewels making Tutorial

Some of my work Black single stone neckset designed with gold beads, chakri and gold lorials, and black stone earrings Red double stone neckset added gold beads, chakri and gold lorials, Red single stone neck set added gold beads, chakri and Gold lorial earring Red single stone neckset connected with spring and red lorials, Red stone earrings with red lorials

My makings Today Single stone neckset. Green stone with lorial, chakri and gold beads added Grand, double line neckset. Green stone with lorial, chakri and gold beads added Green stone with lorial earring Green stone bracelet