Practice of paper lanterns

The method is simple. First of all, prepare a square piece of paper, anything without a square will do, because what we need is round paper, and it is more convenient to draw with a square. The paper used for my demonstration here is relatively small, which is 10cm. Lanterns can be held in one hand, not too big. You can draw a circle on the paper with larger paper, and then cut the paper into a circle along the drawing lines.

After cutting the paper into a circle, first fold the paper in half horizontally, then fold the paper in half vertically, finally fold it into a fan shape, and then fold the paper in half horizontally.

After folding in half, unfold the paper, turn it to the round side, then there are five creases on the right side, then apply glue to the second crease and the fourth crease, and then fold the paper in half.

After the last step is completed, fold the same part of 18, and fold it all into the final shape according to the above method, then glue the second and fourth creases of the paper, and then fold the paper in half. 18 sheets are all folded in half, then glue the 1 fold, the third fold and the fifth fold on the right side of the paper, and then stick other sheets on it. Then fold glue on 1 and 3/5 of a new layer of paper and stick all 18 sheets together.

Finally, glue is applied to it, then the paper is unfolded, and the first paper and the last paper are glued together, and a honeycomb lantern is finished.

Finally, make a lantern ear, take a rectangular piece of paper, cut a slender strip evenly with scissors, then roll it up and stick it together, and finally tie a rope to hang it on the lantern.