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In the last post I had showcased some of the old Pakistani coins. This post will include some of the earliest coins produced in Pakistan.

Note:

- Pakistani Currency; Ruppee

- Ruppee= 100 Paisas

- 1 Aana= 4 Paisas


**25 Paisa (1994)**


**25 Paisa (1973)**

It dates near the partition of Bangladesh and I guess the language that is used in this coin is Bangoli


**50 Paisa (1981)**


**50 Paisa (1987)**


**50 Paisa (1982)**


**25 Paisa (1966)**

This coins, though 58 years old, is still shining as if it's a contemporary coin, isn't it?


**25 Paisa (1991)**


**25 Paisa (1986)**


Now these are **The Oldest Pakistani Coins** and they all belong to year 1948, just a later year after emergence of Pakistan in 1947.


**Half Rupee (50 Paisa)**


**Half Aanna (2 Paisas)**

One Aanna is equal to 4 Paisas


**Quarter Ruppee (25 Paisas)**


These last 3 coins might be the first coins made under the name of Pakistan (i.e. 4 months after creation)

Okay that was all for today.

I hope you like this another collection of vintage coins.

Take care! 💖

Bye bye 👋

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Hey guys!

How are y'all doing 💞

This week I had a sudden urge to do something new in my room ( you know it's kinda huge prevelige 😅, and I enjoy it only when I'm in ICT). So I made this place where we would able to sit at the floor. I first moved the spare bed to the other room and spread carpet and over it piled 2 mattresses. But the wall, which was formerly covered with bed got exposed and it wasn't in a good condition.

So I got an idea.💡

There were some architectural design pages in A3 size. So the idea was to paste it over wall and paint something on it.

## *Materials*

- Old Paper

- Paints

- Glue

- Brushes

## Process

My glue was a bit thick and it would have ended if I used it as it was, so I added some water to make dilute.


I had already spread the new sheet over mattress, made sure to prevent any paint stains by covering it with old one.


Here pasted first page over wall.



Here it paper was completely dry and ready to be painted.


I wanted brown vibes so, there was this instinct to wash it first with thin brown paint.


You have no idea what I felt at this point. Instantly I wanted to ripe off everything, it was looking so bad. It was genuinely at its ugly stage.


Then I just took a breath and roughly made outline of a butterfly.


Ooohkay, this was the stage which made me keep on going.


Here I took some rest and made myself a karak chai(strong tea).


Butterfly was finish and working on shadows.


I made these flowers by simple strokes of brush.


Wanted to keep it rough so didn't bothered those overflowing flowers.


Then there was this famous quote in my mind.

" The 'Earth' without 'art' is just 'Eh' ".

Full of wit, isn't it?😅

And ofcourse I made a spelling mistake 🤦.

I mean why, this happens whenever I do something like this.



Okay here's the final look. I added pillows and cushions to make it cozy.



I was so happy 😁.

I might ignore my bed for some days😂.

What do you think?💞

Take care ✨

Bye bye 👋

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Hey guys👋

How are y'all doing! 💖

I feel very disappointed to think that the our brothers and sisters in Gaza are suffering and we are able to do nothing. Even our governments who have been claming to be a pro Palestinians, don't speak up openly for them and did nothing yet. Even no kind of food and medical aid is provided by government. Though there are people who are supporting them privately, but governmental level aid makes the difference. The most heartbreaking thing is hipocrisy this world shows, it talks about human rights, but those humans are chosen ones, it doesn't encircle everyone.


As this the era of hybrid wars, counter narratives are necessary to show world that what's actually going on there. That's we need to keep spreading the words for countering the terrorism in Gaza.

So don't stop talking about them. And for me this bracelet would speak up my words.

In fact the idea for trying out these bracelet was by @dlmmqb, he had send me this link of video to try it. [Reference ](https://youtu.be/L4i1FXd00vI?si=YEc91vby54qyZ5EV)

So let's start making it.

## Materials

Yarn of Red ♥️, Black 🖤, Green 💚 and White 🤍 colors.

(I thought yarn would be a better option for making them, but it turned out larger than I expected. So you can opt for embroidery thread for a smaller and slim bracelet.)


## Process

Firstly I taped the threads of required lengths on a board.


I was very nervous as I had never done this before. After so many attempts I was able to do this first knot.


Here I completed the red part of flag.


Now I started making the rest of the flag. There was a pattern given by author of video, but I couldn't understand it at first, so I just stick to video.



Here first flag was completed. I didn't like it much as it wasn't that neat.


Now it I started making second flag.


Here it was complete and it was much better than the first one.


I made this 3rd flag just by following the pattern given. Was pretty confident here!


While making 4th one didn't use video neither pattern. I had also recorded the whole process of 4th one, and later one had to speed it up and cut many parts to a good size.


Here is when anxiety lingered again, when black thread was about to end before completing last flag.

So I added a joint, and was praying that it might not come on fore ground and thank god it didn't.


It's completed here☺️




I have decided to make some more and distribute so that everyone could use themselves as the word of support.

Okay that was all.

I hope you enjoyed reading my blog.

Take care 💞

Bye bye 👋✨

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Hey guys👋

Hey guys how are you all doing☺️💕.

The other day I was getting bore at home, so I asked my father to take us to the fields. It is actually the first piece of land that we bought on our own, so there is a bit of emotional attachment to that place. We often visit there and my father is very fond of planting trees. If we look at the lands around it, ours is the most lush green field with many plants and trees.

So let me guys show you what I found there visiting it after a long time.


First of all when we reach there my father called me hurriedly and said there is something he wants to show me. I was surprised to see an egg. At first I was afraid that that might be of a snake as we often find them there. But I was relieved to know that it was a bird's egg. I wanted to take in my hand but my father told me that if I did so the mother may abandon it. So I just carefully took some pictures and tried not to move the stuff around it.


After that I took my niece and walked around to find something to eat. At first we found some lemons. After that we tested different kinds of Mulberry. These were quite big in size and red and black in colour.



These were the ones which work quite long and sweetest of all.


Then I headed towards guavas. There were many to be plucked 😋. (It is just me or everyone loves the domestical guavas, the one in market don't have that particular taste which these do.)



Then we found the other ones quite smaller in size.



My father had grafted some orange plants and it seems like he succeeded.


And and I also ate some sunflower seeds 😅.


I'm literally in love with wild flowers. So got some and later put them in my book.


My hands got stained with mulberries. And I think you can guess what's in my mind next! 💡 😅


At return we shortly visited our phupho's house and there were lots of loquat (I'm surprised to know there's no English translation of it's name, though it does has scientific name)


If you see my previous post, in which I had Crocheted a sunflower, this flower was the paid model in the photoshoot 😉.


And this one's best 🥰💫


Okay that's all for today. It was mostly about hunting for edibles in a field 😂.

See you guys soon.

Take care 💞

Bye bye 🦋

Experience nature's serenity 🍀✨

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Hey guys🦋

How are y'all doing 💞

Few days ago my mother told me that she's going to visit market. I, who have been saving money for a long time to buy yarn, immediately wrote her the colours I needed. I had also asked for some crochet hooks, but couldn't get them, as the market in our area is not that big (later I might order them online).

I guess everyone can relate with feeling of getting new stuff, they are like new toys which we see and play with again and again.


Now having them I started to think what I'm gonna make first. Before I was reusing yarn and some was new, this made me use it without feeling that I might waste any. But now I was a bit hesitant .

A while ago one of my class and hive fellow asked me to make a sunflower, but at that time I didn't had yellow yarn. I looked for a tutorial on YouTube and find this one: [Inspiration ](https://youtu.be/3QNf665LvN0?si=YRvIsQWhX8mpcz8t)

## Making

I began by making the leaf that was on the side.




Then I made these circles which would act as the front and back of center.


Then I joined both sides and started making petals.

And here was the first petal. The pattern for the petal was : Chain 2, (1 Double crochet, 1 Triple crochet, chain 2, 1 Triple crochet, 1 Double crochet , chain 2) in the same next stitch, slip stich.



Here the petals are completed half way.


I didn't had any new chain so I'm gonna use this old one.


After completing petals I attached chain and I added the leave I made earlier.


And obviously photoshoot is a must😅.


It looks Great huh!


Okay, that was all for today.

I hope enjoyed visiting my content.

See ya guys again💞

Take care🤗✨

Bye bye💫

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Hey guys!👋

I hope every hiver is enjoying good health and wellbeing.✨

It's gonna be my first post in this community.

In one of my other posts I had shown a collection of foreign coins, which were very diverse in case of belonging to different time and countries.

So today I'm gonna show you guys the collection of coins of my country, Pakistan.

So out of all these coins;


I curated these, whoch I'll present one by one.


**25 Paisa (1994)**


**10 Paisa (1992)**


**50 Paisa (1979)**


**1 Paisa**

(it's date is illegible, but my mother told me that it's quite unique and a few people have it)


**25 Paisa (1969)**


**25 Paisa (1988)**


**25 Paisa (1976)**


**25 Paisa (1987)**


**25 Paisa(1980)**


**25 Paisa (1981)**


**50 Paisa (1976)**

This is actually a memorial coin, that was released on 100th birth anniversary of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan 💫 (I really liked pattern at the back of coin)


**1 Rupee (1974)**

This one is also another memorial coin, for the remembrance of First Islamic Summit in Pakistan, 1974 ( Memorial coins are actually more beautiful, aren't they?)


I hope you guys found them interesting. For me they are time traveling machines, they take me back to past and empel me to think about the stories they must have witnessed. It is just so romantic to have them, kinda like a privilege. And offcourse the credit goes to my brother who has been collecting them from different people and saved them for such a long time.

In my next blog I'll show you guys some other Pakistani coins + the oldest Pakistani coins we have.

So stay tuned and take care🦋

Bye bye 💕

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Hey guys👋

How are you all doing!✨

Almost a year ago, I received a message in a sketching class group that there's a art competition about to be organised and they need 5 students from all over the university to participate.

After awhile of a struggle of should or shouldn't, I texted miss for participation and sent her some of my works. After a day, I was added in a group and there I was, short listed for the competition.

Now the first thing for which I was worried for was the materials that were required and I only had 6 days. First day was wasted as my brother couldn't find a canvas of required size i.e. 3×2 feet (that was quite large).

Then the next day after university we again went to by stuff and luckily I got everything I needed in that store.

On returning we had these amazing and fresh gulab jamuns😋.


Now when we reached home it was already 11:30pm and I was also tired, so that day I could only prepared canvas, for it had got some dents while bringing it home.

Now one thing I want to tell you first is that I had never used acrylic paints before or even didn't know how to prepare the canvas. I had no idea abour how acrylics behave in on paper or on canvas. I was just trusting the process.

The theme was "How you want to see your city in 2030?". I had used the famous reference of street of paris which is recreated by many. I unfortunately lost the references I used.

I modified it and added some elements according to Karachi City.


I literally can't explain how much I had worked to make the painting in time. I almost had 3 days, and in that too I had to attend university too. I had slept at 5am, for 2 consecutive days.

This was mess going around in the process.




To clarify the elements, we were also required to add details.

It's a screenshot, so it might not be that clear.


After a day we had schedule that we have to present our painting in a short speech.

Now it was another task to be done. I prepared myself for it. Honestly speaking I'm not that good at speaking publicly. You can see me speaking there in the video😅, if I could get the video uploaded.


Before our presentations there was an insightful discussion panels organised, which included different experts.

After that results were announced, and I could make it upto any of the 3 positions😔. It was fine, but it took me a lot of time to digest the fact.


Here I was getting certificate of participation.



Here are the 2 things which I would remember forever regarding this event.

Firstly one is related to my class. A day before I texted in my class group to show up as I was going to present and their presence would make the crowd more familiar. And yeah they did appear.

When I went up the stage almost half of the audience was my class. I was and will be so grateful for their support.

And here's the fun fact, although I didn't got any position but I did got the loudest applause and credit goes to them😆


Now the other thing is a bit emotional. When I shared this video of mine with my family my father replied this....


I'm never gonna get over this🙃💫.

What I learned is, that it is not always about being ranked, it's the process and the people who are with you, it's about the constant support of your loved ones✨.

Okay, I guess it is enough for today😁.

See y'all again💕

Take care

Bye bye 🦋✨

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Hey guys!✨

I hope you're all doing well! 💞

Ramadan is about to end and eid is coming nearer. But after eid offcourse we are supposed to give midterm exams. It's a rollercoaster 😅, can't figure whether should be happy for eid or anxious for exams 😂.

Keeping all these monologues aside, let's talk about this bear. For a long time I have been making pretty small Plushies, this time I had thought to make something bigger but simple. And then I stumbled upon this video over YouTube, that was the tutorial for this bear.

I've seen that now it's pretty easy for me to follow written tutorials for me. Because, I guess, now I have learnt the basics. Kinda proud of myself 😎, afterall I was self-taught and YouTube was the sole guidance.

[Inspiration ](https://youtu.be/z8l630vFgbE?si=9cTJEtCNwiI84PEq)

While following video I saw a link provided by the author for a written pattern. So I switched to it.

[Written Pattern ](https://littleworldofwhimsy.com/chubby-teddy-bear-free-crochet-pattern/#Headbody_in_beige_yarn)

## **Process**

This was a bit different thing to begin with. Usually it's a magic ring, for this we were supposed to chain 7 and crochet around.



It was getting way longer than I had thought. When rows get similar then it becomes a bit of monotonous work. To complete it as soon as possible, I also worked while coming back to university.


Then I stuffed and sealed it.


Here I am working with a 3 hours of sleep. I don't what I did wrong, these arms looked strikingly different.


After that I attached it's ears.


Then it was turn of muzzle. Muzzlees always turn out so cute, I had made one earlier and still my fav.


After that these cute little arms were attached.


Then I made eyes with the darker thread.


After some blush, it was complete ☺️.



Actually this post was supposed to be for Monday, but I couldn't finish it in due time. It almost 3 days to complete.

So that was all today.

See you guys again!🥰

Take care✨

Bye bye 🦋

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Hey guys!

I hope you're doing well ✨

Since I started posting in creative Sunday, or generally it's all been about crochet or watercolors, but for today I was determined to do something different.

I'm not so fond of cooking and not much a domesticated woman ( kinda spoiled, maybe because im the youngest and my elder sister is always there for me and now my sister-in-law, so no blame over me 🤌), but for today I had thought something as different as I could.

So yeah Gol Gapa ( otherwise known as Pani Puri in India) is a very famous street food. There's hardly a person who could resist them. Those swelled up puries always had a special place in my heart.


Now let's talk about how I made them.

## **Ingredients**

- Semolina - 1cup

- White Flour - 2 tsp

- Grams - 1/5 cup

- Potatoes - 2 medium size

- Tamarind - 2 tsp

- Dried Plum - 2 tsp

- Yoghurt - 1 cup

- Sweet Soda - 1/8 teaspoon

- Salt - 1/4 teaspoon

- Onion - 1small size

- Tomato - 1 medium size

- Coriander

- Mint

- Green Chilli

## **Procedure**

At first I made the dough for the puries (though I'm Pakistani and we call them gol gapa but here the word 'puri' makes the right sense to me😅). For that I mixed the main ingredients for i.e. semolina, white flour, soda and salt.


The I added 1/5 cup of water to mix it well, first with spoon, later with hands.


After that I put it over the stay. For that splash some water and cover with wet piece of cloth. You have to keep it like this unless the grains in it are completely mixed.



After that I suppose to cut it into small circles. I couldn't find anything that was sharp enough to cut the edges. Then turned towards my nieces' toys, where I found this cup that was of a good size and had relatively sharp enough to cut the dough.


Then I started making these circles. I as actually terrified that what they couldn't swell. So first I tried few, they swelled up immediately, and o my god! I cannot define in words that how happy I was. I was carrying that first one in the plate and showing everyone proudly that I did it. And guess what my niece saw and ate it immediately, I couldn't capture it. But anyways there were more to come🥰



Here's a tray full of them.😋


See how cute they were😅


Then made it's stuffing. I boiled these potatoes.


Fortunately we had these frozen grams in our refrigerator, so a task was lessened by this.


Then I added onions, tomatoes, some coriander chat masala and salt and mixed it well


For pani, I had soaked these since morning so they were pretty soft till now.



I separated the seeds and then grinded.

Then added some masala and paste of coriander, mint and green chilli. ( I was fasting while Making, and believe me I was having hunger pangs even thinking about the way they're gonna turned up).


Time of maghrib hit while I was still in kitchen. I had planned to stuff them before serving, but I couldn't. So we had to make for everyone separately while iftar.



Everyone loved it so much. And it had came out so delicious, and right now there's no space in my stomach but I want to have more.

Wait something's missing.

O yeah! I forgot to make green Chatni🤦. You should add it, it tastes even better with it.

I hope my today's post would have brought water to your mouth 😂.

Okay that was all for today!

See you guys again 🥰

Bye bye 💕

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Hey guys!

I hope you are all doing well!

Today we will get through the process of drawing the male Forest Healer. As I'm making these Fanart I'm getting to know holozing game a little bit. But I'm not a good gamer but yes I can promote and advocate for it through my skills.

I usually draw these relatively time taking things over Wednesday, because it's off for our class. And really wait for Wednesday to come as it's a creative day for me. I didn't posted it same day, it's mostly because that day though creative but tiresome for me.

So let's see how I made this character.

## **Materials**

- Watercolours (by Mont Marte)

- Watercolour Pad (by Giorgione)

- Brushes ( mostly by Keep Smiling)

- Pinters (0.05 & 0.1)

- Masking Tape (for boraders)

## **Process**

As usual I started off with sketching. It wasn't that hard, but his hairs took some time to be drawn correctly.


After that I outlined it with pointer.


As his hair were the most complicated part so I started with them, because in the beginning of the process mostly the energy is high and there's more concentration.



After that I started working on it's dress.




Just look what I did. After iftar I had kept milkshake along with the pot of water that I was using in the process. 🤦


After working on the skin color, here are the final results.



I pasted it over the wall with other works☺️


Making all these stuff may seem to some people to be a normal thing for us. Like oh! We want to make this, and Boom! It's ready. Literally it takes a lot to make even a single thing. Physical and mental health is sometimes ignored in the process.


In the end I want to thank @acidyo for providing us with the opportunity for creating fanarts for these beautiful characters ✨.

I hope you guys enjoyed my blog.

Have a nice day💫

Bye bye 👋🦋