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**Title:** DIY Rakhi Making with Kids
**Summary:**
A mother and daughter (Pihu) create multiple handmade Rakhis together, showcasing easy and creative methods. They make 5 different types of Rakhis using:
1. **Foam Sheet & Glitter**: An alphabetic Rakhi with a custom name (Aayu)
2. **Ribbon & Flowers**: A floral Rakhi made with just ₹10 worth of materials
3. **Wool, Flowers, & Pearls**: A beautiful Rakhi upcycled from a broken necklace
4. **Waste Material (Ear Buds)**: A unique flower-shaped Rakhi created from ear buds and glitter
5. **Lace, Button, & Thread**: A simple yet elegant flower Rakhi
**Key Takeaways:**
* Encourages creativity and bonding between parent and child
* Promotes upcycling and reuse of waste materials
* All Rakhis are extremely budget-friendly (≤ ₹10)
* The video invites viewers to like, share, and try making their own Rakhis.
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**Materials and Tools**
1. Materials needed for Alphabetic Rakhi: foam sheet, glitter sheets, plain sheet, color or marker, scissors, Velcro, and fabric glue.
2. Materials needed for Flower Rakhi: flowers, ribbon, glue, and scissors.
3. Materials needed for Pearl Rakhi: wool, flowers, pearls, and glue.
4. Materials needed for Earbud Rakhi: earbuds, glue, glitter, wool, foam sheet, and pearls.
5. Materials needed for Teddy Rakhi: net cloth or decorative cloth, ribbon, scissors, stapler, glue, and a small teddybear.
6. Materials needed for Lace Rakhi: thread, button, and lace.
**Rakhi Making Steps**
7. Alphabetic Rakhi involves writing a name in 3D, cutting out foam shapes, and sticking the name on the shape.
8. Flower Rakhi involves making bows from ribbons and sticking flowers to create a flower shape.
9. Pearl Rakhi involves roping pearls onto wool and pasting a flower in the middle.
10. Earbud Rakhi involves converting earbuds into glittery leaves and pasting them onto a foam circle.
11. Teddy Rakhi involves creating a bow from net cloth and attaching a teddybear.
12. Lace Rakhi involves making a flower from lace and attaching a button.
**Miscellaneous**
13. The videos encourage viewers to like, share, and subscribe.
14. Brothers are encouraged to share the video with their sisters.
15. The cost of making some of the rakhis mentioned is only 10rs. (approximately $0.14 USD)
16. Some rakhis are made from waste materials (e.g., broken necklace, earbuds, used lace).