Material preparation:

1. Colored cardboard or cardboard

2. scissors

3. Glue stick or double-sided tape

4. Colored pens or colored lead

5. Ribbons or decorations

Step 1: Select the appropriate cardboard or cardboard.

Choose a piece of colored cardboard or cardboard with appropriate size as the bottom plate of the greeting card. You can choose a festive color according to your preference, such as red, yellow or orange.

Step 2: Fold the card.

Fold cardboard or cardboard in half to make it the basic form of greeting cards. Make sure the crease is neat and clear. You can flatten the crease with a ruler to make the folding line more obvious.

Step 3: Design the theme of the greeting card.

Design the Mid-Autumn Festival theme pattern on the front of the card, and you can also draw the moon, rabbits, osmanthus and other elements related to the Mid-Autumn Festival. You can draw the desired pattern on the draft paper first and then transplant it to the card.

Step 4: Cut and decorate.

According to the designed pattern, cut out the corresponding shape with colored cardboard or cardboard, and fix it on the greeting card with glue stick or double-sided tape. You can also draw details or words on the card with colored pens or lead to express your blessings to the recipient.

Step 5: Add special effects and decorations.

If you want a more beautiful greeting card, you can consider adding some special effects and decorations. For example, you can paint some sequins on the edge of a greeting card or stick them on it to make it more gorgeous and dazzling. You can also decorate greeting cards with ribbons or decorations to add festive atmosphere.

Step 6: Write a blessing.

Write sincere Mid-Autumn Festival wishes on the inside page of the greeting card. You can express your thoughts and wishes to your relatives and friends in your own language. The handwriting should be neat and clear, and you can write in beautiful fonts to increase the appreciation of greeting cards.

Data expansion:

In the Northern Song Dynasty, August 15 was officially designated as the Mid-Autumn Festival. During the Ming and Qing Dynasties, the Mid-Autumn Festival was as famous as New Year's Day and became the second largest traditional festival in China after the Spring Festival. After thousands of years of inheritance and changes, the spirit of "family reunion" has finally become the main cultural connotation of today's Mid-Autumn Festival.