6 X 6-Dots Rangoli Designs (Muggulu)

Easy 6×6 Dots Rangoli (36 Dots) Step-by-Step Guide 

Rangoli designs made using dot grids are perfect for beginners because they give clear structure and symmetry. In this post, we’ll learn how to create a 6×6 dots rangoli that is, a total of 36 dots using a simple and beautiful pattern like the example image you attached.

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What is a 6×6 Dots Rangoli?

A 6×6 rangoli has:

• 6 dots in each row

• 6 rows in total

• So, 6 × 6 = 36 dots

This type of rangoli is ideal for door entrances, pooja rooms, and festival decoration because it is medium-sized, neat, and quick to draw.

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Step 1: Draw the Dot Grid

Start by placing the dots evenly on the floor or paper.

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Keep equal space between each dot so the design looks balanced.

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Step 2: Create the Border

Just like in your example image:

• Start connecting the outer dots with smooth curved lines.

• Form loops and small flower-like curls around the edges.

• This creates a beautiful frame for your rangoli.

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Step 3: Draw the Center Design

In the middle 4 dots, draw a criss cross or diamond pattern.

• Join dots diagonally to form an “X” shape.

• Add small leaf or petal shapes on the crossing lines.

• This will become the heart of the rangoli.

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Step 4: Add Motifs Inside

Now, focus on each side area:

• Draw small houses / boxes or square shapes between dots, just like the example.

• Around them, add curved petal shapes and small loops.

• On the corners, draw cute motifs like flowers, rabbits, or butterflies for a creative touch.

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Step 5: Final Touches

• Add tiny dots inside petals.

• Add small stars or spiral curves in empty spaces.

• Once the outline is ready, trace it neatly.

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Coloring Tip

Use bright colors for a festive look:

• Blue or pink for outlines

• Yellow, orange, green, and red for filling

• White powder to highlight borders

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Why 6×6 Rangoli is Perfect for Beginners

• Easy dot counting

• Symmetrical and neat

• Can be finished in 10–15 minutes

• Looks detailed even with simple lines

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This 6×6 dots (36 dots) rangoli is a great way to practice kolam art while still creating something eye-catching. Try this design for Diwali, Pongal, or daily entrance decoration  it’s simple, fast, and always looks beautiful.