High-rise manual course

Handwork on the tall, and then take cutting window grilles as an example. Cutting window grilles is a manual work that requires patience. Different patterns are designed with different lines, and people's love for life is vividly depicted by paper-cutting.

Prepare the necessary materials and tools, take a square piece of red paper and fold it in half on both sides.

Lie flat and draw three equal dashed lines at a 60-degree angle.

The right corner is folded to the left with the first dotted line and aligned with the second dotted line.

Turn it over and fold it on the side.

Then fold the two sides in half and draw a parallel straight line on them.

Draw simple patterns and shadows on it with a pencil.

When cutting, pay attention to the thumb and forefinger of your left hand pressing both sides of the paper and rotating together to cut off the shadow.

Open the cut window grilles in sequence and lay them flat on a thick notebook or notebook.