Mid-Autumn Festival paper cutting easy tutorial pictures

Mid-Autumn Festival Paper Cutting Easy Tutorial Pictures are as follows:

1, first of all, take a square piece of paper, you can buy ready-made small square folding paper in the market.

2, fold along the dotted line in the center, so that the two sides of the fold completely overlap.

3. Use an erasable pencil to draw a bunny pattern on one side of the paper.

4. Then use scissors to cut off the excess along the drawn lines, followed by an eraser to wipe away any pencil scratches left on the paper.

5, and finally draw the mouth and eyes of the bunny, a simple paper-cut rabbit will be successfully completed.

Introduction of Paper Cutting

Paper cutting is a traditional art form originating from China, which is created by using paper as the material and tools such as scissors or carving knives. The history of the art of paper-cutting can be traced back to the Han Dynasty, with a history of more than 2,000 years.

Paper-cutting works are usually based on the themes of auspiciousness, festivity and reunion. Common paper-cut images include flowers, birds, fish, insects, beasts, figures, etc., as well as various patterns and symbols rich in national characteristics. Paper-cutting is rich in color and diverse in form, and has a very high aesthetic value.

Paper-cutting is popular in folklore and is given as gifts or used for decoration. In some traditional Chinese festivals, such as the Spring Festival, Lantern Festival and Qingming Festival, people use paper-cutting to add to the festive atmosphere. In addition, paper-cutting is also commonly used to make traditional handicrafts such as window flowers and lanterns.

The art of paper-cutting, with its unique artistic style and far-reaching cultural connotation, has been listed as intangible cultural heritage of mankind by the United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO). It is an important part of traditional Chinese culture and a treasure of folk art. The art of paper-cutting represents people's yearning for a better life and their love for traditional culture.