• Take any old plain bed spread you have at home.
• Measure 44 x 67.5 inch + 2 inch fabric from all four side to fold.
• Cut along the measurements using fabric scissors.

• Take an old jamkana (seen in the image above) or an old dhurrie for the bottom part of the base. 
• Do Make sure that the dhurrie / jamkana are sturdy and in a good condition to be used.
• The Jamkana measures 48x 76 inch. The extra 4 inch from top and 4 inch from bottom is folded behind. Stick it using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• Let it dry.

• Fold the edges of the bedsheet piece and stick in on the jamkana as seen in the image.
• Leave space on all the sides and make sure to stick it in the center.
• Stick it using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• Let it dry.

• Take the 4 coloured cotton fabrics and cut circles in them.
• Each circle measures 7 inch in diameter. leave 1/2 inch for fold all around.
• Cut 6 circles in each colour.
• Use fabric scissors to cut them.

• With reference to the image above, stick all the circles accordingly.
• Fold the sides of the circle and stick them on the bedsheet using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• Let them dry.

The base must look like how it does in the reference image.

• Make 2 cubes measuring 1x 1 inch using cardboard. Stick it using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• Cover it with thin layer of Mouldit.
• Let it dry.

The dice must look like this once it is covered with Mouldit.  

• One the dice is ready, paint 4 sides of both the dice with colours representing the colours of the circles respectively.
• The leftover two sides on each dice will be painted purple.
• Take one dice and paint left foot (as seen in the image), right foot, left hand and right hand on each side of the dice leaving the purple side.
• Now take both the dices and paint a cloud, relax, roll again and hold something on the purple side respectively.
• Let it all dry.

• Take Casement fabric measuring 1.5 inch x 18 inch (two strips) which will be placed inside the yellow fabric measuring 4 inch (1/2 inch extra on both side ) x 19inch ( 1/2 inch extra top and bottom ).
• The extra fabric on all sides will be use to fold and stick to give it a good finish.

• Once the strips are done, they should look like how they do in the image above.
• Use Fevicryl Fabric Glue to stick them.
• Let it dry

• Take a strip of the Bedsheet fabric measuring 3.14 inch in width and 39 inch in length.
•  Fold 0.3 inch from both side of the strip and fold it in the center.
•  The final outcome of the handle will measure 1.2 inch in width.
• Use Fevicryl Fabric Glue to stick.
• Let it dry

The handle must look like the image reference given.

• Take 3.5 inch on both sides of the handle and wrap it around the holder strip as seen in the image above.
•  32 inch will be the length of the final belt after attaching them to the holder.
• Also attach Velcro on the inner side of the holder. This will be useful in securing the twister mat when it is rolled.
• Use Fevicryl Fabric Glue to stick them all.
• Let it dry.

This is how the holder and the handle will look when wrapped around the rolled up twister mat.

• Take a piece of Casement fabric and yellow inner fabric measuring 3.14 x 6.2 inch
• Take Outer fabric (green) measuring 4.3 inch x 7.4 inch
• Make sure to leave 0.5 inch from all sides.

• Stick all the layers together using Fevicryl Fabric Glue.
• This is the main body of the purse.
• Let it dry.

• You will require a casement piece measuring 3x 2.5 cm, One side green fabric measuring 4x 3.5cm (half cm extra fabric for folding from all side )
• Use Fevicryl Fabric Glue to stick them.
• Let it dry.

• Combine the pieces together and create a purse which looks similar to the one in the image above.
• Stick Velcro as seen using Fevicryl Fabric Glue. 
• This will help the pouch to close and secure the dice.

• Stick another small piece of Velcro on the band and attach the pouch to the band as shown in the image above.
• Use Fevicryl Fabric Glue to stick the Velcro
• Let it dry.  

• The twister mat is ready to be carried to the nearby park, rolled out and played on.