Rakshabandhan is a delightful festival that embraces the brother-sister bond. As per the Hindu month Shravan, it is celebrated on the full moon day. Transform this festival into an MDF products art and craft world. Enjoy making the rakhis that inspire your beautiful bond.
On this festival, a sister ties Rakhi to the wrist on her brother as a trust of togetherness and his support and protection for his entire life. In return, a brother gives her some gifts as a promise of always being there. So, why not add some more fun with DIY Rakhi Making Ideas?
Here, we will discuss the Best DIY rakhi-making ideas using MDF Rakhi bases and cutouts. Whether you are an artist or just a beginner who wants to create something memorable for your loved ones, this blog has everything for you.
3 Best DIY Rakhi Making Ideas with MDF Bases and Cutouts for Rakshabandhan
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Creative Rakhi
A Rakhi with MDF "Bade Bhaiya" cutouts is a meaningful and enjoyable way to honor your elder brother. These cute and whimsical cutouts make the Rakhi memorable for your "Bade Bhaiya".
Materials:
- MDF Bade Bhaiya rakhi
- Acrylic paints
- Paint brush
- Gesso
- glitter, beads, thread,
- Glue
- Gloss Varnish
The steps:
- Prime the MDF cutout with Gesso to achieve a smooth finishing surface for paint.
- Paint the acrylic teal blue color on the MDF "Bade Bhaiya" cutout to create a lively effect. Let the color dry completely.
- Don't forget to varnish the base thoroughly to make it glossy and non sticky. This will also add durability to the base.
- After painting, fix the golden glitter on the half top of the cutouts using glue and leave it to rest for a while.
- Take the red color rakhi threads and cut it to a certain length. MDF Rakhi cutouts already have the holes to attach the thread on it. Tie them together and add brown beads on the thread.
Your DIY easy MDF Rakhi is ready. Make sure the thread is long enough to tie comfortably around the wrist.
If you have your elder brother, he will appreciate your hard work and will love this innovative and emotional Rakhi recognising his role as "Bade Bhaiya".
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Personalized MDF Rakhi using MDF name cutouts
Personalizing your Rakhi with MDF name cutouts adds a unique charm. You can also personalize the names with acrylic name cutouts or MDF name cutouts to adhere to MDF Rakhis. These are a great way to show your siblings how much you care.
Materials:
- MDF name cutouts
- MDF plain round base
- Chalk paint colors
- Gesso
- brushes and sponge
- Mandala dotting tools
- thread
- Glue
- Varnish
The steps:
- Prime both MDF bases with Gesso and leave it to dry. Then, paint the white chalk paint colors on the MDF name cutouts using fine brushes.
- Moving on, paint using sponge activity on the round plain MDF base (make sure sizes are similar to rakhi base) with crimson red chalk paint colors. This will add texture to the base.
- Don't forget to varnish the base thoroughly to make it glossy and non sticky. This will also add durability to the base.
- Fix the name cutout on the MDF base using glue. Add colorful details using Mandala dotting tools. This adds class and customization.
- Securely attach red Rakshabandhan thread to the MDF name cutout's back using glue. Thread should be long enough to wrap the wrist.
These DIY rakhi making ideas will turn your celebration into memorable moments. Your sibling is going to adore your creation of a personalized MDF Rakhi with their name forever, making this festival even more special.
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Pre-marked MDF Cutouts with siblings
Using Pre-marked MDF Rakhi Cutouts with siblings makes a unified and meaningful Rakhi design. These bases are convenient and a good starting point for celebrations.
Materials :
- Pre-marked MDF bases with sibling designs
- Lippan art mirrors
- Chalk paint colors
- Painting markers
- Thread
- Glue
- Varnish
The steps:
- Prime the single coat base using gesso. This step is completely optional here as we are working on the pre-marked designs.
- Paint the delightful colors on the pre-marked MDF base. Outline the designs using clay coils and use golden paint markers to bring the siblings laser processed designs to life.
- Highlight the edges of the MDF cutouts with black color to make the designs more visible for a festive look.
- Don't forget to varnish the base thoroughly to make it glossy and non sticky. This will also add durability to the base.
- Fix the mini craft mirrors on the two opposite corners just to add the reflections on the base.
- Finally, use glue to securely tie a thread to the MDF base at the proper length for wrist tying.
This pre-marked MDF base Rakhi is easy and worth making to represent siblings' love, and memories together, and an excellent choice for Rakshabandhan.
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Making a handmade rakhi is the most beautiful feeling. It envelops the emotions in every color you pour on the MDF bases and makes the Rakhi more precious. Celebrate the festival with love, care, and craft. DIY Rakhis offer a personal touch and make the Rakshabandhan more memorable.
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Happy Rakshabandhan!
