The production steps of paper carving works are simple.

1. Design drawing: Before you start carving, design the pattern or shape you want to carve on the paper. This will help you better understand the structure of the paper sculpture you want to make.

2. Paper-cutting: According to the design drawings, cut the paper into the appropriate shape and size with scissors or art knife.

3. Start carving: According to the design drawings, start carving the paper into the shape and details you want with scissors, art knife or carving pen. Carve carefully to avoid damaging the paper or deviating from your design.

4. Deep carving: After the initial carving is completed, use more precise tools such as carving pen or micro-knife for deep carving to increase more details and depth.

5. Finishing and finishing: Check your work carefully to make sure there are no mistakes or dissatisfaction. You can add colors or details where necessary to make the work more vivid.

6. Protect the work: In order to avoid damage to the work, you can coat the surface with a protective wax or cover it with a transparent film.

The application of making paper carving works;

1. Decoration and design: Paper carvings can be used to decorate rooms, offices, schools and public places. They can add more colors and three-dimensional sense to the space.

2. Gifts and giveaways: Paper sculptures can be used as unique gifts and gifts for relatives and friends or special people. They can be accessories for birthday gifts, wedding gifts or thank-you letters.

3. Commerce and advertising: Commercial organizations and companies can use paper sculptures to advertise or display their products. Paper carving works can attract people's attention and increase brand awareness.

4. Education and learning: Students and educators can use paper carving to learn and develop handicraft skills. They can be used as tools for handicraft projects, scientific experiments or historical research.

5. Rehabilitation and treatment: Paper sculpture can be used as a rehabilitation and treatment tool to help people relax and reduce stress and anxiety. They can help people concentrate and promote self-expression.

6. Cultural heritage: Paper sculpture works can be regarded as a part of cultural heritage, representing the traditions and customs of different countries and regions. They can promote cultural exchange and understanding.