How to make mini red envelopes

The making method of mini red envelopes is as follows:

Step 1: Fold a piece of 18cm x 18cm purple colored paper from bottom to top, and then stick it on with a glue stick.

Step 2: stand up after gluing, and then fold a small triangle in the lower left corner and the lower right corner.

Step 3: After folding, fold inward according to the crease, and then turn the last page over and flatten it.

Step 4: After folding, the next page is folded up by a small part, and the previous page is also folded down. After folding, fold down about one-third of the top, and then draw a semicircle with a drawing pencil.

Step 5: After painting, take a hand and cut off the semicircle, then cut a small red heart and paint it with a glue stick seal.

Red envelopes, also known as red envelopes and gifts, are small gifts made of red envelopes. They are often used in various celebrations under the background of China traditional customs and Chinese character cultural circle, including Chinese New Year, weddings, birthdays and other occasions, and their colors represent "jubilation" in China culture. Since the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the practice of wrapping copper coins (begging for lucky money) has gradually evolved into a modern gift-giving form of putting money in red envelopes.

The custom of giving lucky money from elders to younger generations is still prevalent, and the amount ranges from tens to hundreds. Most of these lucky money are used by children to buy books and school supplies, and the new fashion has given new content to the lucky money. The custom of giving out red envelopes during the Spring Festival has a long history. It represents a good blessing from the elders to the younger generation. It is an amulet given by elders to children, wishing them good health and good luck in the new year.