Each person completes a small production or invention related to the environment. Today I will use the red packet to make a lantern! There are many ways to fold Rishi lanterns. The big cherry blossom lantern I folded below is easier, but the decoration and decoration are very festive.
The bright red traditional lanterns symbolize prosperity and celebration and can add a traditional atmosphere to the festival. The following are the detailed steps on how to use old red envelopes and red envelopes to DIY New Year lantern hanging decorations:
Materials required: used red envelopes and red envelopes, scissors, stapler, double-sided tape, red rope , braid your own tassels or Chinese knots.
1. Fold the red envelope red envelope in half as shown in the picture ①. You need to fold 12 identical red envelopes for later use.
2. Divide the folded red packets into groups of four, and use a stapler to connect the packets of each group to each other at the blue dots in the ② picture. After assembling each set of red packets, the shape is the same as shown in ③. Two sets need to be spliced ??(one set for the bottom of the lantern, and one set for the upper cover of the lantern).
3. In the end, there are 4 red packets left that are not used. We make peripheral splices in a rectangular shape along the bottom of the packets. As shown in the ④ picture, the connection points are shown in blue.
4. After the outer periphery and the bottom are connected, use the same action to connect the other side of the outer periphery to the upper cover. The lantern will be basically formed. The final effect is as shown in Figure 5. The last corner is difficult to nail, so you can use double-sided tape to attach it, as shown in Figure 6.
5. It is best to use a needle to pierce the top and bottom red seals to pass through the red rope and hang tassels or Chinese knots.
When these colorful lanterns are hung up, the Christmas atmosphere will become more and more intense.
Lanterns are closely connected with Chinese people’s lives. There are lanterns everywhere in temples and living rooms. Careful calculation shows that China has lamps after the Qin and Han Dynasties, and paper lanterns in China after the invention of paper in the Eastern Han Dynasty.
Chinese lanterns are not only used for lighting, they are often also a symbol. Wu Dunhou said that he used to make bridal lanterns (i.e. palace lanterns) to represent a happy wedding; bamboo strip lanterns signaled that it was a funeral. Occasion; Umbrella Lamp (surnamed Deng), because the pronunciation of "Leng" and "Ding" are the same, it means that the population is prosperous. Therefore, in the past, every house had surname lamps hanging under the eaves and in the living room.
Ikea’s paper lanterns can be easily transformed into elegant Mediterranean-style jellyfish lanterns!
How to make a round lantern made from balloons and crochet lace.
Hang it up and see the effect!
A five-pointed star-shaped paper lantern made of bamboo sticks.
It’s still a balloon
It’s very elegant!
Lace napkins can also be used to make lanterns!
Complete effect!
A variety of children’s paper lanterns hanging together are so beautiful!
You can also use discarded fabric scraps to make lanterns. Of course, you can also use old magazine paper instead, but be careful about fire prevention and try to use low-temperature LED bulbs.
Romantic paper lanterns, do you want to live in them?
Ice cream sticks and copy paper can also be used to make lanterns.
Prepare materials: scissors, paper cups, red rope, paint or gouache, red paper
Pack up some old things and put them into your own small storage box for easy use. Can be taken out for recycling at any time. Below is a very creative and thoughtful handicraft using waste materials. It is a red lantern made of paper cups. If you have children at home, you will definitely like it if you give it to them.
1. Red lanterns made from paper cups, let’s take a look at the effect first
I gave my mother a full moon lantern. I am grateful for my parents’ selfless love and for the gift they gave me. A warm and cozy home.
The belly of the lantern is made of used paper cups. First, paint the paper cups red with watercolor pens, then cut the paper cups into strips. Once you squeeze the paper cups, it becomes the belly of the lantern. . It's very simple. Punch a hole in the bottom of the paper cup, pass a red silk rope through it, tie a knot at the bottom and secure it with a steel wire rope above, and the lantern is basically formed.
Paint the waste paper red with red crayon, cut it into strips, and tie them to the tail of the red silk rope to make the red tassels of the lantern.
Then, stick the four words "A good family and a full moon" on the four sides of the lantern. No matter how you turn it, it will always be "A good family and the full moon".
Finally, of course, a pole to hold the lantern and a straw are most suitable. Roll up the straw with a piece of colored paper to make it more beautiful.
How is it? Very exquisite, right? When Xiaosa gave the lantern to his parents, they couldn't stop laughing...
Of course, parents have made indelible contributions. It was they who helped Xiaosa do it together so that Xiaosa's children could complete it. Oh, this piece of work.
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When Feifei was holding this newly baked lantern, she was so happy that she danced and even took photos with the lantern.
Hand-held lantern DIY This lantern is completely recycled~
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How to make a can lantern
There is another This can lantern is very simple to make, as long as you prepare wire and scissors, you can easily make it. Try it now!
Tools and raw materials required for DIY can lantern:
Use pliers to remove the bottom of the can
Punch two holes and thread wire as a handle:
Use a paper knife to cut according to the picture:
How to make a can lantern, the cut effect
Extrude it into a good-looking shape and you are done!
A few days ago, I saw my colleagues making lanterns out of red envelopes. The method is simple and easy to learn, and the effect is good, so I made one myself to suit the occasion of the upcoming Mid-Autumn Festival! When my sister heard about it, she asked me to take pictures while doing it and make a tutorial for her, and here is the tutorial below.
Materials: 12 red packets of the same size. Different colors and different patterns don’t matter. The finished lanterns may have unexpected effects, but the most important thing is that they should be the same size.
The first step: to make a profit, seal the center of the four sides and fold the four corners. Two corners on one side are downward and two corners are upward. If there are characters on the red seal, it is recommended that the two corners of the fonts be folded upward.
Step 2: Stack the two folded edge seals with the two downward corners together. It is best to have one corner at the top and the other corner at the bottom, leaning against each other, and staple them. Machine nail it, and it will look like an ingot. If you want something that looks good and requires perfection, you can also use glue to stick it on.
Step 3: Make the two ingots from the second step, put the two upward corners together, and staple them up and down with a stapler. Step 4: Make 12 red packets into 6 ingots, order them all, and it will become such a lantern. Step 5: Attach a piece of cardboard to the inside of the lantern and put on ropes and tassels to make it look better. But I haven’t done this step yet. I have to look for tassels at home. I’ll add the photos later. My sister said it didn't look like a lantern, but I think it could also be said that it looked like a UFO.
Additional note for the Mid-Autumn Festival on September 19th: Here are the photos. My Nokia phone ran out of battery, so I used an HTC phone to take the photos, but the effect was not very good, so I had to make do with them. Remove a handle from the old lantern that connects the music box to the small light bulb, cut a piece of cardboard, cut a strip on the cardboard, and clip the wires on the handle into the strip cut out of the cardboard. Then insert the cardboard through the opening on the top of the lantern. Look, does it look a little like a lantern? This is what it looks like when it's lit up.
Every festival, various practical lanterns have become children’s favorite treasures. It is more meaningful to cultivate children’s hands-on ability and let them make a unique small lantern with their own hands. DIY by Rouding.com The lantern album has prepared a lot of lantern making picture tutorials for you. You can click on the picture below to browse~
The bright red traditional lantern symbolizes prosperity and celebration and is an indispensable characteristic hanging decoration in all traditional festivals. . In order to promote environmental protection and use old red packet packets in a meaningful way, DIY mini lantern hangings using our used red envelope packets can add a festive atmosphere to our homes.
How to make lanterns with red packets
Materials: twelve packets of red packets, drawing paper, adhesive paper, double-sided tape
Instructions: The following This is a simple way to use old Lai See lanterns to make lanterns, but students are welcome to use their creativity to create a unique Lai See lantern. Students can go to the "Student Forum" - "Student Competition and Appreciation of Works" on the school website to see last year's winning works.
1. Put the drawing paper into the red packet to increase the hardness. 2. Take six red packets, fold them into three equal parts, and glue them into a triangle.
3. In groups of three, stick them neatly into two groups. 4. The other six red envelopes are folded in half. 5. After folding them in half, stick them with tape as shown in the picture above. 6. First stick three of them as shown in the picture above. 7. Use tape to attach the three equal parts to the folded part. 8. Paste the other three equal parts with double-sided tape.
9. After attaching the lower part, attach the remaining upper part. 10. You can add other decorations by yourself.
Distributing red packets during the New Year is a traditional Chinese custom and is very popular in Hong Kong and Taiwan. "Lishi" is also known as "Li Shi" or "Li Shi", which means good fortune and good luck. Most elderly people call it "red paper", which is lucky money, and Lishi envelope is the envelope that contains lucky money. bag.
It is said that the custom of "distributing red packets" has been popular in China a long time ago, but at that time people just wrapped a piece of red paper with blessing words written on it. Notes are given to relatives and friends to express your feelings. In the Qing Dynasty, people switched to using a piece of red paper similar in shape to a square to wrap copper coins and seal them as a profit. The first generation of Lishi seals came into being around the end of Guangxu's reign in the Qing Dynasty, when printing technology began to be widely used. The so-called red packets at that time were made in a very simple way. They only printed butter on red paper, and then sprinkled gold powder on the wet butter. The effect was like today's golden packets, and the patterns were mostly simple. Mainly, coupled with auspicious words.
Children at home receive a lot of red envelopes on birthdays or Chinese New Year. After taking out the lucky money inside, the beautiful red envelopes will be empty and useless. How about we use these old red envelopes to DIY Make your own string of beautiful and fiery firecracker ornaments.
During the New Year, hang the string of firecrackers you made by yourself in front of the door and outside the window. It is both festive and beautiful. The following will share with you how to use old Lishi seals to make red firecracker decorations.
Required materials and tools: old red packet envelopes, correction fluid pen holders, staplers, red thread, old wall calendars or accessories such as blessing characters and Chinese knots, and glue.
1. Seal the lip of the red envelope with glue, roll it into a cylinder from one side of the red envelope with a pen holder or a correction pen, and staple the front and back of the cylinder to make it look straight. quite.
2. Depending on the size of the firecrackers/firecrackers, approximately 30-50 firecracker cylinders should be made, and each cylinder should be strung together with red thread or cotton rope.
3. Cut out cardboard with the word "Fu" from the old calendar and use it as the top of the firecrackers to add to the festive atmosphere.
4. Place the firecrackers on the west side of the cardboard with the word "Fu". You can hang some bells, Chinese knots, hanging tassels and other decorations under the firecrackers according to personal preference.
Finally, here is a more intuitive video tutorial on how to DIY red packet firecracker decorations.
When the Mid-Autumn Festival arrives, lanterns become popular. If you have free time, it is also a good idea to make your own lanterns. If you can't make those "big ones" sold on the street, and you can't find any materials like steel wire or steel plates, then use bamboo strips, rice paper, and pen and ink to make a simple paper lantern.
The materials and processes for making handmade paper lanterns are very simple. You can design your favorite patterns and add a lot of fun to the festival.
The first step is to make the skeleton. The simplest shapes of paper lanterns are cubes or cylinders. It is best to use bendable bamboo branches or bamboo skins to form a frame, and the connecting parts are tied tightly with thin wires. If it's hard to find, long thin strips of cardboard or bamboo skewers used for barbecues will also work. They will lack strength and flexibility, but they are also very good decorations when placed indoors.
The second step is to make the lamp body. Buy some sheets of white or red ordinary rice paper or gold-sprinkled rice paper at the Wenfangsibao store, cut them into lengths and widths that fit the lantern frame, and then you can design your own pattern. Calligraphy, painting, and paper-cutting can all be displayed on small lanterns. After pasting, you can also use narrow strips of imitation silk paper to border the upper and lower sides to make it look more elegant, much like an ancient palace lantern. If you are not very good at calligraphy and painting, there is a simple method for your reference. Use a piece of tissue paper to trace the desired words on the copybook, then overlap the tissue paper with the dark red rice paper, and dig out the writing with a single-edged blade. After removing the tissue paper, hollow writing appeared on the red rice paper. Use white rice paper to make the lamp body, and paste red rice paper inside. The candlelight or light is reflected from the hollow part, and the effect is quite beautiful.
The third step is to create a light source. If you want to put it indoors, you only need to light an ordinary candle in the lantern; if you want to carry it out, it is best to use a light bulb and a battery to make a simple circuit. It may look a little rough, but lighting a handmade lantern during the Mid-Autumn Festival will definitely give you a unique flavor!
"Playing on the streets and staying up all night" refers to the lively scene of people holding lanterns and enjoying the Lantern Festival. Now that the Lantern Festival is approaching, many people are already ready to have lanterns. However, seeing that the market is full of mass-produced and standardized Lantern Festival lanterns, many people begin to miss the lanterns they made at home when they were children. Although the lanterns at that time were not perfectly tied, each family's lanterns had their own characteristics. Even the same kind of rabbit lanterns have different shapes and endless creativity. As commercial lanterns dominate the world, DIY Lantern Festival lanterns have become a new trend in order to regain the joy of doing things.
The little rabbit opens a shop with a small table, two small chairs, three pairs of small chopsticks, four small bottles, and five small hats. A group of little monkeys came and bought a small table, two small chairs, three pairs of small chopsticks, four small bottles, and five small hats. Little Rabbit's things are sold out, so he'll open a shop again tomorrow.
Children's handmade lanterns
Pictures of homemade lanterns
Pictures of homemade lanterns
"One year old is celebrated with the sound of firecrackers", and the atmosphere of the New Year makes We experience the charm of traditional Chinese festivals. Mom and I make lanterns together!
The ladies from the neighbors heard that we were making lanterns and came over to have a look!
We chose a red box, took it apart, and used a knife to pull apart the strips
Then we used the scraps to make the "tassels" of the lantern
Look at how well I cut it!
The lantern is ready, I want to hang it in the corridor of our class!
The children all made a lantern with their parents, and we hung it in the corridor to see how festive our corridor is!
Tutorial on can works
Let’s take a look at the effect of this waste utilization work first. It’s so cool that it brings back many memories of childhood. Immortal creativity and immortal childhood. Hurry up and do it. !
1. Prepare an empty can 2. Grind off the cap of the bottle, it will take about 10 minutes
Tutorial on the can creation 3. Find a ruler and knife, and start with preliminary positioning The position to be cut
4. After drawing the cutting lines all around the bottle, you can cut the originally positioned lines one by one. 5. After cutting, press the bottle into The shape of the lantern 7. Hang the thread
Okay, it is basically completed now. Go buy a candle and light the fire
Materials needed:
1. A commercially available square large bottle (square is easier to cut than round). A large Coke bottle will also work.
2. Marker pen (you can freely choose the color you like, but the selected color should not be too light, because it is a transparent material, and the color will not show the color if it is too light).
3. A piece of cotton thread (used to fix the lantern and small light bulb tube).
4. Go to the bookstore to buy special light bulbs for lanterns (ranging from 15 to 30 yuan). Because PET bottles are afraid of heat, they are not suitable for candles and will deform.
5. A utility knife.
6. Polygon balls and several colored silk threads (for final decoration).
Preparation method:
1. Cut the upper half of the PET bottle (1/3). Children, please ask your parents to help cut it!
Choose a square plastic bottle and cut off the top 1/4.
2. Divide each side into four equal parts (vertically), and use a utility knife to cut from the upper 1/5 to the lower 1/5.
After composing the picture, cut it and press it into shape.
3. Ask the children to draw pictures they like, preferably large ones.
Note that at the end of the cut, each cut surface must be pressed by hand to fix the shape.
4. Color with markers. (You can also choose to use oil-based pens. Oil-based pens are easier to color but not transparent, as shown in the picture - Fish; using marker pens or color pens are harder to color, but full of transparency. Color pens need to be colored twice, as shown in the picture - Fu ).
Color it and it’s done
5. Drill a hole on each side of the top. Children, please ask your parents to help!
6. Thread and fix with the prepared cotton thread.
7. Ask your parents to help you pierce a hole in the middle.
8. Decorate your own lantern with the prepared polyester balls and silk thread. (You can decorate it the way you like.)
Finished product
9. Put on the special light bulb tube for lanterns, and a unique lantern is completed!
The Lantern Festival is coming soon. Making a small lantern by yourself is both a trial and a sense of accomplishment. We have prepared a variety of DIY lantern making methods for everyone, and there are more different lantern making tutorials. , let’s take a look:
Make rabbit lanterns in the Year of the Rabbit. Let’s learn how to make children’s handmade lanterns and handmade lanterns together!
How to make the first cartoon paper lantern: use the principle of homogeneous angles to get two hexagons, one for the base and one for the upper lid
Then hollow one out to make a lantern Cover the top; hollow out the other half, leaving space for the candle, to make the base
Cut 12 trapezoids of the same shape, and then glue them in pairs. Six conjoined trapezoids, aligned with the hexagons
Then hollow out the six conjoined trapezoids, as follows
Use double-sided glue to stick them together one after another, the prototype of the lantern It came out. I need to explain: This lantern can be stretched and flattened at will, so that the shape of the lantern can be changed at will. ^0^
Remove the small lifting rope on the moon cake paper bag and take another one at will. Balloon holder, the red lantern is raised^0^
Red lantern·Red lantern, light it up·raise it up,^0^^0^^0^
Make a lantern Method:
Step one: Find a piece of cardboard.
Step 2: Cut out 12 trapezoids of the same size. Used to make lantern bodies.
Step 3:
Make 2 hexagons as the bottom and top of the lantern.
This hexagon is more complicated to make. Let’s explain it in several small steps:
1. First draw a straight line on the cardboard and determine a center point on the straight line
2. Use a protractor to find the points of 60 degrees and 120 degrees
3. Connect the lines and the prototype of the hexagon will appear
4. Take the first The short side size of the trapezoid made in the step is the side length of the hexagon
Okay, you have made 12 trapezoids and 2 hexagons
Step 4 :
Hollow out the middle of the above 12 trapezoids and 2 hexagons. Note that one of the hexagons is used as the base, leaving room for candles.
Step 5:
Paste the hollowed out area of ??the lantern body with cellophane paper. ——I didn’t find the cellophane, I was lazy in this step.
Step 6:
Add the long sides of each two trapezoids to each other and glue them together.
Step 7: Glue the short side of the trapezoid to the side of the hexagon (used as the base of the lantern)
Step 8:
The hexagon used as the top of the lantern is tied with wire and glued together with the trapezoid. Okay, it's done.
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