Solution to the process of making handmade round fans

The tutorial of making handmade round fans is shown in the following figure:

Tools: old bamboo stick, electric drill pen, ruler, art knife, scissors, high-density yarn, 1mm thick iron wire, thread threader, fine sewing needle, water-soluble pen, sandpaper, scissors pliers, ice silk tassels, fishing line.

1. Draw the approximate outline and size ratio with water-soluble strokes on bamboo strips. Cut the handle of the round fan with a utility knife. Smooth with sandpaper.

2. Use 1mm electric drill pen to drill holes at the upper end of the circular fan. Drill a hole at a wider position in the middle. Pass the needle through the hole to see the horizontal position.

3. 1mm iron wire passes through the top hole. Cut in the right place. Adjust the position. Cut off the extra side of the round fan.

4. Draw the modeling part on the fan cloth. Cut it along the periphery.

5. Finally, start from the bottom of one side and sew in circles. Put your head on the top of the round fan, and it's half done. Go on to the other side. Punch holes in the bottom of the round fan handle and put on tassels.

The circular fan is described in detail as follows:

Tuanfan, also known as bow fan and bowl fan, is a traditional handicraft of Han nationality in China. It is a round fan with a handle, representing reunion, friendship and good luck. Fans first appeared in Shang Dynasty, and were made of colorful pheasant hair, so they were called "barrier fans".

At that time, the fans were not used to fan the wind and enjoy the cool, but to keep out the sun and sand when the emperor went out for inspection. After the Western Han Dynasty, fans began to enjoy the cool. During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang gently shook the goose feather fan, and his clever plan came into being. The wind of the feather fan is slow and soft, which is not reasonable. In the Eastern Han Dynasty, feather fans were mostly made of silk, silk, silk and other fabrics to decorate embroidery.