Raksha Bandhan is around the corner and here we are, staying inside our homes, wondering how to celebrate the festivity the new way. This time around you can’t go shopping for the Raksha Bandhan bands, new clothes and some other knick-knacks which bring in a festive vibe to your homes.
Well, the last thing we’d want for you is to celebrate a dull, boring Raksha Bandhan. So, grab a pair of scissors, and some ribbons, put on your aprons and cooking hats and let’s get to work.
DIY Raksha Bandhan Bands
We’re sure you wouldn’t want to head out, step into the crowded little stores and choose a band for your siblings. Well, we have you covered. Raksha Bandhan bands can be easily made at home. Find a ribbon roll that’s been lying around somewhere and cut it into smaller pieces as per your size requirements. Stick some small decorative pieces like mirrors, beads and some sequins in the middle. Voila!
Spruce up Your Home
Add a festive and cheerful vibe to your home this Raksha Bandhan week. Bring out those bright and colourful cushions and covers and decorative pieces. Do you have some hangings stored away from the
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