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The beautiful plash tree

on May 16, 2021

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Since I saw a plash tree in a nursery, I wanted to make a picture of it so finally I did it.

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Lohagarh Fort - Made from Cardboard and Flour Glue

Heard lot about Lohagarh Fort (Iron Fort) in Bharatput , where my father spent his early childhood. My father told me so many stories about Bharatput and each story had Lohagarh in it. How i made it ? Ingredients: Pencil, Card board (old boxes which i bought from supermarket box bin for people to collect), Scissor, Ice Cream sticks, Water, Color and Cotton and rassi(thread) Quick simple steps: First draw your imagination with pencil on paper before you decide to cut cardboard. Later cut cardboard in the shape of your design Stick design on a flat cardboard with glue (Aata (flour), and water, mix it , glue is ready, aka Lehi), leave it overnight to dry Fill gaps with cotton and spill some lehi in it to stick together Use rassi (thread) for the door (old forts had main door of forts like that) Brown color on the flat cardboard to resemble sand Black color on the walls of the Fort to resemble Iron walls of the fort Top block is yellow to bring out pride of India Have your India flag re

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The beautiful plash tree

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