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Every year before Chinese New Year's Day, people decorate their houses with flowers, pot plants, paper cuttings, New Year door couplets, red lanterns, and New Year pictures, and the fu character (福 'happiness'). Chinese New Year paper cutting is an indispensable part of Chinese New Year decoration. Try our easy tutorial and get inspired by our Chinese paper cutting templates. Perfect to decorate your home for the Lunar New Year, simply fold, draw and cut - no printer required! By Anders Ekelund This time we made a paper cutting to decorate the wall, windoweverywhere😂 The cardboard is a bit hard to cut as it is thicker than usual A4 Paper. I chose this material because the Celebrate the Lunar New Year with artist Cheng Cao who will introduce you to Chinese paper-cutting, or jianzhi (剪紙), a folk art that originated in China around the 6th century CE. Learn Here is a guide for how to make your own 福 (fu) Chinese New Year paper cutting. What You Need: Red paper — one square of flexible paper; Pencil or Brush; Stapler; Sharp scissors and/or craft knife; Black marker (or other black coloring tool) Instructions: 1. Make sure your red paper is a perfect square shape by measuring it. 2. Super Simple Fun Craft: Chinese Paper Cutting, Jian Zhi, Character “春” chun (Spring), Chinese Lunar New Year Craft Material Needed: Red coloured paper Scissors Craft glue stick Pencil HAVE FUN Here is a guide of how to make your own fu paper cutting for Chinese New Year. What You Need. Red paper – One square of flexible paper; Pencil; Sharp scissors; Stapler; Black marker (or other coloring tool) Craft Knife; Instructions. Step1. Make sure your red paper is a perfect square-shaped by measuring it. Step2. Make Chinese New Year Paper Cutting with free downloadable patterns of Fu and Yang characters and cut them out with ScanNCut machine. This 3D Chinese New Year paper cutting craft is designed for children who can use scissors independently. For younger kids (kindergarten and under), adult supervision and adult assistance are needed. Li Yunxia has been practising the ancient Chinese art of paper cutting since she was six and now teaches it to people of all ages. She explains the hardest things to master and how to avoid After cutting the last black shape, the template should be detached from the origami paper. Set the template aside and unfold your origami paper. 9. Ta-dah! You should have a Lunar New Year paper cut out! 3. Paper Plate Snake. Color and cut out these snake face pieces. When finished, attach them to a paper plate to make a Chinese snake. You can attach ribbon, yarn, fabric, or crepe paper to make the body of the snake. 2. Hanging Angpow Fish. What You Need: Square angpow (or regular-sized angpow cut into a square) Scissors; 2 Circle cutouts (for the fish eyes) or circular stickers The lantern's handle. Next, you’re going to cut a handle for your lantern.. Cut a strip of paper from the red paper along one short side that’s about 1 inch wide.. Use a glue stick, double-sided tape, or staple the two ends of that handle to the top of your lantern, making them as evenly across from one another as possible. Last week, we made 3D Paper Cutting Chinese New Year Spring 春 and today we cut the 旺 (wang in hanyu pinyin) Chinese character. In Singapore during Chinese [] Chinese paper lanterns are some of the best crafts for Chinese New Year and Mid-Autumn Festival. Thanks to our convenient printable template, you can make paper lanterns in just 5 steps. Thanks to our convenient printable template, you can make paper lanterns in just 5 steps. The rat is 2020's Chinese New Year animal. Today I'm sharing a fun paper cutting craft that celebrates the rat. This project is enough that elementary kids can enjoy the art of paper cutting while also celebrating traditional Chinese culture and the New Year. Chinese New Year holds deep cultural importance and is rich with symbolism. This celebration marks new beginnings and is steeped in ancient traditions that continue to shape modern observances. Cultural Importance and Traditions. Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is the most important holiday in Chinese culture. Learn how to make a Chinese New Year ornament through paper cutting.You will need:1 piece of red paper, string, glue, sticky tape, pen, scissors Simple Origami & Paper Cutting Designs - DIY Chinese New Year Decorations‘ 春’ 窗花剪纸步骤 - 过年手工New Papercutting Video - Love Hearts ️ -
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