Mid-Autumn Festival lanterns tutorial

Mid-Autumn Festival Lantern Tutorial as follows:

1. Prepare the bottom of the lotus flower: First, cut a piece of paper into a circle, which will become the bottom of the lotus flower. You can choose different sizes of circles to make different sizes of lotus flowers.

2. Make the petals of the lotus flower: Cut five or more pieces of paper of the same shape and fold them in half to make a semi-circle shape. Apply glue or use tape to secure one side of the semicircle to form the petals.

3. Assemble the petals: Fix the petals evenly on the circle at the bottom of the lotus flower, making sure they are tightly arranged to form a complete lotus flower. Make the lotus flower. Use a small piece of bamboo stick or plastic straw to create the center of the lotus flower. Attach it to the center of the lotus flower.

4. Connecting the Lotus Flower and the Lotus Puff: Use thin colored thread to connect the bottom of the lotus flower to the lotus puff. Leave enough thread to hang the lantern. Add a light source, install candles, LED lights or glow sticks on the top of the lotus flower canopy as a light source for the lotus lantern. Make sure the light source is safe and avoids fire hazards.

5. Hanging and lighting: Use colorful thin wires to hang the lotus lanterns in the right place and then light up the light source. Enjoy the sight of the beautiful lotus lamps blooming in the night of Mid-Autumn Festival.

Types of Lanterns

1. Traditional Paper Lanterns: These lanterns are usually made of paper and are used for various celebrations, festivals and cultural events. They often feature a variety of auspicious patterns and colors, such as Mid-Autumn lanterns and Chinese New Year lanterns.

2. Lanterns: Lanterns are a common item for celebrations and festivals, and often have the shape of flowers, animals or people. They are usually used in temple fairs and traditional celebrations.

3, Carrying lanterns: Carrying lanterns are usually portable and used in outdoor activities or parades. They can be made in various shapes and designs, such as animals, cartoon characters and so on.

4, Walking lanterns: Walking lanterns are lanterns with rotating parts, usually used in playgrounds and children's activities. Their lighting effects often produce dynamic patterns as they rotate.

5, Candle Lanterns: These lanterns are usually used for indoor decoration, with candles or LED candles placed inside to provide a light source. They can be made in a variety of shapes and materials such as metal, glass, ceramic, etc.

6, Sky Lanterns: Sky lanterns are lightweight lanterns that are usually used for outdoor activities. They can fly into the sky with a message of prayer or celebration. Sky lanterns are usually made of thin paper with a small fire source lit inside to provide buoyancy.

7. Decorative Lanterns: These lanterns are often used for indoor decoration, such as chandeliers or table lamps. They are designed with an aesthetic focus and can be chosen according to different interior styles.