21 DIY Pooja Mandir How To Make A Pooja Mandir At Home

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• DIY Thermocol Decorative Temple
• Traditional and somber
• Introduction: DIY Cardboard Wall Hanging
Mini one crafts.
• How To Make A Pooja Mandir Using Thermocol

Moreover, the spotlights added to these shelves assist in creating a mystic charm. I also decided to go for a brown color folk art on it to give it a better look. So, I starched and ironed a piece of white cloth and wrapped up the cardboard boxes for the roof. Then using fabric color I painted the borders and a few patterns. Temples in India usually have a banner or a flag.

This is how I have completed the framing part. And now on the most top portion, I made it a temple top structure like a flower petal. But when you are doing this part just take a half-centimeter gap from the top edge. I provided illumination using Christmas lights. I tried 2 ways - on the floor and on the wall.

DIY Thermocol Decorative Temple

Mini one crafts.

Then I colored the middle part with white acrylic color. At this stage, you can not handle the stickiness of the clay, so to prevent the stickiness, I am using talcum powder here. I have put some powder on the surface, where I was going to roll the clay and some talcum powder on my palms. I know you can find beautiful wall hangings at the stores. However, they usually very expensive, for a budget-friendly option, you can try this DIY wall hanging and make your own. These traditional wall hangings will instantly add life to a plain wall, and reconnect us to the thousand years old Indian tradition.

Traditional and somber

Now place the colored wooden accessories on top of the box. This looks like a tent with a well-patterned roof and decorations on the sides of the pillars. There is a platform for a miniature priest to sit. This thermocol DIY Pooja Mandir needs different sheets. Make a frame and also make provisions for pillars then join everything together. You don’t need too much to create this DIY Pooja Mandir.

After mixed it well, I just left it for 2 to 5 minutes, then started rolling. Do let us know the designs of your preference. I bought these pieces 4 years ago from the store and don’t have the name with me. I checked recently too and couldn’t find but will keep looking and let you know if I find anything similar.

Introduction: DIY Cardboard Wall Hanging

Let it dry now and it's ready to decorate then after. I have put some glass mirrors of small size here, only to enhance its beauty. Like the way we did over those black surfaces, we need to do this also over the motifs too. And putting the colors, you have to leave it at least an hour to be dried up completely.

When autocomplete results are available use up and down arrows to review and enter to select. Touch device users, explore by touch or with swipe gestures. I colored shoe shine paper black using fabric color and using pearl white 3D liner, drew a kolam or rangoli to be placed either sides of the stairs. Decide the placement of rolls and stick with the hot glue gun or fevicol. Paint the wooden accessories matching with the paper and keep aside for drying.

Ganpati temple

If you want to paint, then take care you give a good white base coat so the colors from the cardboard boxes wont show out. In India, temples usually have tapering roofs. To imitate this,I needed boxes of decreasing size in order, but of almost same height. After much deliberation I was finally set on the ones that will go on the roof. The boxes for the roof must be light card board.

But to color the dowel part, you need to put a sufficient amount of Gold acrylic color and cover fully with this color. Because we are taking the dowels as framing material, it should be colored as gold and covered fully. I simply took a piece of paper, it's not mandatory to take any specific paper sheet, You can take a normal kind of A4 or A3 size paper sheet.

Step 4: Prepare the Clay

Use your glue gun to attach the necessary pieces that should be there. You can use wallpaper on the body and the interior of the box. This Pooja is created using cardboard and there are several connections of light within it. It has an open door that shows the content of the ritual room.

The final outcome is really awesome, I hope you must like it. Now when all the colors got dried well, we have to apply varnish all over the cardboard bases as well as over the motifs. Now all the cardboard bases, as well as the motifs, are ready.

Hi Archana, I bought the stickers from dollar tree. The materials used are easily available in any craft store. Now straighten the flap and cut the foam board as per the dimensions. This is a straight forward wooden DIY Pooja Mandir. This can be easily carried around and it is made of cherry wood. First of all, build the top of the temple then make the basic structure.

On top, I laid out a fresh kitchen wipe that was bright orange in color. I thought this color would contrast the silver lamps and idols that were to go on top. A Happy Treat will use the information you provide on this form to be in touch with you and to provide updates and marketing.