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Wednesday, 27 July 2016

DIY: Lamasa Art



Make something for your loved one using Lamasa art. You can easily prepare the lamasa clay in 15 minutes with easy to follow steps. Make sure you take help of an adult for cooking process. I have made a heart shaped Pendant using this technique. 

Lamasa is clay like substance; it is made by mixing and heating commonly available ingredients, such as corn flour, lime juice, zinc oxide powder and glue. It is like air-dry clay or craft porcelain clay.

You will need following items to make the lamasa dough:
1/2 cup craft glue
1/2 cup corn flour
1/2 tbsp zinc oxide powder
1/2 lime juice
1 tbsp glycerin
Oil-based cold cream
Clear wrap
Aluminum vessel
Airtight container
Acrylic colors

You can watch the video of making of the Lamasa Art at:

Making of the Dough:
Mix corn flour, lime juice, zinc oxide powder and glue. You can also add glycerin. Glue acts as a binder for the ingredients and helps create smooth dough. Mix everything well, then heat the mixture in an aluminum vessel on a medium flame heat. Stir well and do not let vessel to get too hot. Stir for about two minutes until the dough stops sticking to the vessel. Remove the dough from the vessel and roll it into a ball. Wrap the dough with clear wrap using a plastic.

Handling the Dough:
You can store this mixture in an air tight container or use it directly. You can make any shapes as you desire from this lamasa dough. I have used heart shaped mould frame and added a quote on the mould. I have made the quote messages tags out of craft paper and placed in the mould frame while I placed the dough into the mould. Press the lamasa dough firmly into the mould frame so that it occupies the same shape of the frame. Once you have applied the dough firmly then let it dry for few days.  It will solid hard once it is dried completely.

Coloring the lamasa dough:
You can either add color to the Lamasa dough once it is cooled down or before creating shapes. You can also paint the objects once it is dried. You can make it more creative by adding creative colors.

What can you make out of Lamasa art?
You can create various items using the lamasa art. You can create crafts like pen holder, pendant, ring, greeting card, etc. 

Please let us know what you have tried using lamasa art, you can leave your ideas in the comments below. If you have any other creative DIY art ideas, you can also mention in the comments below.

Saturday, 23 July 2016

OMG!! It’s Rs.99 Pizza!

Hello everyone, here‘s something about the place “Icy Creamz” which is a part of Hangyo group where I along with Avani, (You may have seen her in my last YouTube video, if you have not watched my last video you can Click Here!), Yamini and Darren.



We planned to get something to eat after the dance class. We planned to go some place else, however the rains started to pour heavily. So we decided to catch some place close and that was Icy Creamz. 

We asked the waiter what was special on the Menu and he told us about this Pizza. Hence we decided to give it a try. 

Where is this place?
Icy Creamz,
It is near bendorwell, Mangalore. Just adjacent to the Danish!

About the pizza, there were 4 options to select the type. All are of the same price. There  options in Veg and other 2 in Non Veg;

Veg:
*Veg Lovers Pizza
*Corn N' Cheese Pizza

 Non Veg:
*Chicken Sheekh Pizza
*Tandoori Chicken Pizza


My Personal Review:
The pizza was good (7 out of 10)
The quantity is small. (1 Pizza for 1 person)
The place is amazing!
The service was not good (5 out of 10)



Wednesday, 6 July 2016

The road trip journey, above and over the hills!

The road trip journey to Kudremukh – Kalasa Tea Estate.  A retreat to the luscious chain of mountains of Kudremukh.  It was amazing road trip journey of 278 Kms in the cool weather. 


You can watch the video of the road trip at:



I started my journey from Mangalore -via Mangalore Airport Road - Moodbidri – Belvai – Miyar – Kudremukh. Before you enter the Kudremukh national park you have to check in at the Kudremukh check post, then it’s the road trip a among the green Kudremukh national park. You will pass via Kurinjaal peak in the Kudremukh range and then take the Kalasa main road. Then while you exist the national park range area you have to check out at the Kalasa check post.


The Kalasa is after the Kudremukh check-out point.  The tea estate is situated just about 5-8 Kms from the Kudremukh check out point. It is a green stretchy hill of tea estate. I walked all the way up the hill, through the slippery path and water streams. 

Directions:



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