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If your bedroom lacks brightness and you do not have time to
get it repainted before Diwali, put a bright painting, throw in some
bright colored cushions, wrap a cotton decorative sari to your curtain
and there you are, the room will look different and brighter without
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Bells can be creative by using conventional and
unconventional bells and diyas to decorate one corner of the house. An
assortment of bells and diyas of different sizes hanged and placed at
different heights will give an interesting
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Diwali being a festival of lights, add a personal touch to
your lighting; be different. You can design or modify your wall lights
by doing simple things. Simple rice paper lanterns can be made. You can
even pick a glass globe from the lighting Fixture Company and get a
carpenter to make a wooden bracket to accommodate the globe, and put it
on the wall. |
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You could buy inexpensive earthenware pots and urns from the market
and give them an exclusive touch by decorating them yourself. You can
dye a thick rope of any color you want and apply fevicol and wrap it
around the clay earthen pot the way you want & decorate any corner
of your house. A combination of pots of various sizes would make it more
dramatic. Shallow terracotta vessels could be filled with water, flower
petals strewn in them and candles/diyas be made to float in them for
that special Diwali feel |
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For your cushion covers mirror work material and artifacts are
readily available in the market. Round or square mirrors can be stitched
onto the cloth to make cushion covers, bedspreads, wall hangings and
table covers. |
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