This week at Pulling Together we have started to create our Rangoli designs and Diwali lamps. Using adhesive designs has made it easier for the younger members to produce quality patterns and those that were confident in their drawing used household groceries such as dhaals, rice and spices to make larger designs.

This week at Pulling Together we used a Mentimeter to help bring together what we learned in our latest project. Using a Mentimeter questionnaire gave the members the chance to work in a new and interactive way.

This week at Pulling Together we tried to use foiling techniques to design Islamic Calligraphy art pieces. Designing the correct image to foil was quite challenging, however the finished projects were very beautiful.

This week at Pulling Together saw us creating comic books to develop the discussions we have had over the past few weeks. Members of Pulling Together enjoyed using the software to develop visual stories of the topics we have been discussing.

This week at Pulling Together we continued with our Taste of Asian Arts project. This week we arranged for our kite decorating kits to be sent to the members. Thank you to everyone who joined us this week to decorate their individual kites. We are all looking forward to the day when we can fly them together. Kite flying is often done at the start of spring in Pakistan and India and referred to as Basant.

This week at Pulling Together we have begun our Taste Of Asian Arts Project . Each week we will be looking at various Asian Arts and delivering packs for each of the members to do during our Wednesday evening sessions. At the end of the six weeks we hope to have developed lots of beautiful objects that can be displayed in our homes and at the Limelight centre when Covid restrictions are lifted. This week some of the members tried embroidery and produced some beautiful wall hangings.