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Handmade rabbit lanterns
Hand-made rabbit lanterns:

Handmade materials: A4 colored paper, hair roots, glue, adhesive tape, hairballs, scissors, ruler and pencil.

1, Mid-Autumn Festival is coming, and Duoduo Mommy will teach children to make lovely and simple rabbit paper lanterns this time.

2. Handmade materials: A4 colored paper, hair roots, glue, adhesive tape, hairballs, scissors, posture ruler and pencils.

3. Cut A4 paper in half, take half and fold one third.

4. Draw the shape of a rabbit head.

5. Cut into straight lines as shown in the figure.

6. Turn the rabbit's eyes, mouth and beard upside down and stick its head and tail with glue.

7. Twist a hair root into the shape shown in the figure and stick it inside with adhesive tape.

Handmade related information

With the continuous improvement of living standards, women in China have higher and higher requirements for quality of life. Although there are more and more handicrafts and daily necessities on the market, they still can't meet people's personalized and interesting needs, so some traditional handicrafts that appeared before because they could not be bought or in order to save money are increasingly sought after by urban women.

For example, there are still a large number of women who are willing to DIY their own daily necessities, such as handmade beading, jewelry making and Chinese knots, and try to make them by hand, so there are many DIY shops with traces of jujube socks in the domestic market, which imitate foreign countries but actually continue the traditional crafts in China.

Provide customers with the raw materials needed for hand-making, and provide places for making and learning, so that women who need but have no conditions to make can realize their wishes, such as pottery bar, non-woven hand-made shop, cross-stitch shop and so on.

At the same time, there is a DIY craze on the Internet. There are many DIY websites that provide manual and needlework courses for urban women, and the portal websites also involve manual stone teaching more or less.