Looking for a neat and compact 8×2 dots rangoli for your entrance?
This simple flower kolam is perfect for Ghummam decoration and daily use.
In this video, I guide you step by step to create a balanced 8×2 dots kolam using a straight rectangular dot grid. If you enjoy structured ghummam kolam with dots, this tutorial will help you maintain symmetry and clean spacing. This is what makes the 8×2 dots rangoli so popular among kolam lovers.
We begin by placing the 8×2 dot structure clearly to form a strong base. Then the curves are developed gradually, transforming the grid into an elegant flower rangoli with dots. The straight layout makes it beginner-friendly and easy to recreate.
✨ In This Tutorial You Will Learn:
• How to construct a proper 8×2 dots rangoli grid
• How to create a balanced simple 8×2 rangoli
• How to refine curves in chukkala muggulu designs
• How to draw neat muggulu patterns with dots
The 8×2 dots rangoli belongs to the tradition of rangoli and kolam designs drawn at doorsteps across South India. Explore more in our Muggulu for Sankranthi collection. According to Wikipedia, rangoli is an art form using coloured rice, flour, and petals believed to bring good luck.
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8×2 dots rangoli — Step by Step Guide
In this tutorial you will learn step by step how to create a beautiful 8×2 dots rangoli. Follow along and recreate this Muggulu for Sankranthi design at home.
What You Will Learn
- 8×2 dots rangoli
- Ghummam kolam with dots
- Flower rangoli with dots
- 8×2 dots kolam
- Muggulu patterns with dots
- Rangoli with dots
- Dot kolam designs
- Simple rangoli with dots
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I make a 8×2 dots rangoli?
To make a 8×2 dots rangoli, start by marking the dots in the correct grid pattern on a clean, flat surface. Use chalk or rice flour to place your dots evenly, then follow the curves shown in the video.
Is this Muggulu for Sankranthi suitable for beginners?
Yes! This ghummam kolam with dots is easy to follow even if you are new to kolam or muggulu. Most learners can complete this 8×2 dots rangoli on their first or second try.
What materials do I need?
You will need rice flour or rangoli powder in your chosen colours and a flat clean surface. For a coloured version, prepare your colour powders in small bowls before starting.
How long does it take?
The tutorial video is 3 minutes 15 seconds long. Drawing this 8×2 dots rangoli takes most people between 10 and 20 minutes.
Whether you are preparing for a festival or simply enjoying the art of kolam, this 8×2 dots rangoli is a wonderful addition to your rangoli collection. Watch the video, follow along, and share your finished design with us!
