The Creative Tweens

Ever heard of string art? I'm sure you did it’s the best diy activity plus pinterest is drooling all over with it, so I thought why not give it a try and share it with all of you guys .. Here are some quick fun facts I learned about string art; it was introduced in the early 19th century by an English woman who used this technique to teach math to the kids.  A French mathematician, Pierre Bézier, created a curve formula using string art to help solve complex equations. It is still used in computer graphics and related fields, known as Bézier curve.   the popularity of string art reached its peak in the 70's when every household used to have a string art picture on their walls. And yet several decades later the art has reemerged on the internet with more variety, intricacy and has opened doors for future artist's.                                               TOOLS REQUIRED: Wooden plank - size depends upon your design. I have used a 15 x 8 “inches wooden board with 1 inch t

There is a curfew going on in the whole world because of this life threatening virus. I am keeping safe by staying home and hope you are too. I am a street food lover and last week my aunt made a very yummy street food snack at home. It was super tasty. I instantly asked my aunt the recipe of this mouthwatering food because I wanted to share this recipe with you, my dear street food lover fellows.                                      Ingredients:- 2 medium size tomatoes  3 or 2 green chilies 2 medium size onions 2 lemons Chaat masala 1/4 tsp salt or according to the taste Recipe:- This recipe is very simple yet yummy, Take a bowl; add two medium chopped tomatoes, place three chopped green chilies in it, then put two medium chopped onions, add in salt, put chaat masala as much as you want, and squeeze two lemons in it, mix well and voilà! your salad is done. While serving add a packet of Nimcos in the bowl and your Nimco salad is ready to serve!  Hope you'll try it and I would love