To begin, draw a tiny circle in the middle of your Rangoli area.

Arrange the center with five or six symmetrical petals. It is possible for the petals to be triangular, pointy, or rounded.

Use vivid hues like orange, pink, yellow, and red to fill in the petals.

To balance the flower, fill in the areas with green leaves surrounding the floral design.

For a more dynamic appearance, try making a larger flower around the smaller one to experiment with multi-layered blooms. Use different tones.

Start by placing a dot or little circle in the middle of your Rangoli area.

Draw concentric forms like squares, triangles, or circles using a ruler or stencil. Every new layer should be bigger than the one before it, and the forms should be uniformly distributed.

To create a vibrant contrast, fill in each geometric part with alternate shades of pink, green, yellow, and blue.

Use diagonals or straight lines to intersect inside the forms for more accuracy and symmetry.

To give the design a more professional appearance, you can add additional details like tiny circles or dots.

In the middle of new rangoli designs easy, draw a tiny circle that represents the body of a butterfly.

On both sides of the body, draw symmetrical butterfly wings. To create a classic butterfly shape, the wings might be constructed with sharp tips and curving lines.

Apply vivid hues, such as pink, yellow, orange, or purple, to the wings. To make the design appear more multi-dimensional, you can also use different colors for each part of the wings.

To give the wings texture, add a few tiny elements like dots, lines, or patterns.

To complete the design, around the butterfly with basic flowers, foliage, or other little components.