How to make paper-cut rabbits

Prepare your favorite colored paper and small scissors before paper cutting.

The first step is to find a square piece of paper;

Step two, folding along the opposite edge;

Step 3, draw the outline of the rabbit with strokes;

The fourth step is to cut the rabbit with scissors and try to pay attention to the neat edge;

Step five, finish.

Method 2:

In this paper-cut rabbit pattern, there are not only rabbits as the protagonist, but also Chinese cabbage symbolizing "Baibao" and radish representing "Ginseng". It can be said that this shape is very auspicious, and with the circular composition, it looks more like a group flower paper-cut, and it is absolutely appropriate to stick it on the window as a window decoration.

Compared with other paper-cut rabbit tutorials, the rabbit image in this paper-cut rabbit pattern is relatively quiet, lying on auspicious flowers and staring at the distance. There are many patterns and patterns on rabbits, but the arrangement is very reasonable and neat, so the whole paper-cut work has a sense of stability and strong visual impact.

In folk paper-cutting, the shapes of paper-cut rabbits are often combined with rabbits, such as radish, cabbage and flowers. Among the common paper-cut rabbits, there are "eagle stepping on rabbit" and "snake rabbit". Tracing back to the source, the themes of these paper-cut rabbits are all related to marriage. Eagles and snakes represent men, and rabbits represent women.

In this paper-cut rabbit tutorial, the rabbit's own movements are fixed at the moment of jumping and falling, so it looks dynamic! Of course, what is more striking is that the mushroom shape rarely seen in traditional paper-cutting also appears in this paper-cutting rabbit pattern, which also enhances the modern flavor of paper-cutting rabbits and makes the whole work more vivid.

1. Preparation: Take several pieces of single-sided colored paper and put them together, and use a stapler to fix the paper stack for subsequent production.

2. Drawing: There are not only rabbits in this paper-cutting tutorial, but also some surrounding flowers and plants, especially the upper part of the rabbit's body, which needs to be described in detail.

3. Paper-cutting and cutting: The edge part of this paper-cutting rabbit can be operated by traditional paper-cutting, but in depicting internal details and cutting out some internal contours, it should be done by cutting.