What kinds of handicrafts can bamboo do?

Bamboo basket, bamboo rice tube, bamboo root plate

How to make handicrafts with bamboo

Select a section Segments of bamboo with fewer scars. About 45 to 70 centimeters!

Use a knife to saw the selected section. Be careful when cutting and cut it slowly to avoid unnecessary damage and affecting the quality of the bamboo flute. After it is completed, it is shown in the figure below. Choose one of the two ends of the bamboo segment and mark it as A.

Mark a point on the bamboo section 10 cm away from point A with a marker and record it as "point 1"!

Mark a point 2 centimeters away from "point 1" and mark it as "point 2". Then mark three more points in sequence. The last point is recorded as "5 points". Then mark a point 3 cm away from "5 o'clock"! The location of the marked points is as shown in the picture below!

Find a relatively straight iron rod with a radius one-quarter of the bamboo, and sharpen one end. Heat the sharpened end over fire!

Use the tip of the heated iron rod to punch through the bamboo first, then punch holes at the drawn points of the bamboo, and repeat until you get a satisfactory hole.

In this way, you will get a relatively simple bamboo flute!

Handicrafts made of bamboo

Musical instruments--sheng, flute and flute

Weaving bamboo strips, painting, allegro, penholder, small basket, bamboo simple pen holder, fruit plate, weaving small animals

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A collection of pictures of bamboo handmade by primary school students

Making origami flower baskets: Use two square colored papers (can also be two colors) to make the flower basket, and a long paper to make the flower basket handle. (***Four sets of pictures)

Who can teach me how to make handmade bamboo products?

Go to a factory that processes bamboo products and become an apprentice. No one can teach you here.

Handmade with wood or bamboo as materials, detailed process

The riddle of the combination of bamboo and wood - stupid.

Stupid #bèn Word formation method: pictophonetic; Congzhu, original tone

Basic meaning

1. Not smart: ~ person. ~ Clumsy. ~ Uncle (a. Fool, stupid person; b. Fat person). Stupid~.

2. Indexterity: Mouth~. ~ Clumsy tongue. ~The bird flies first.

3. Thick and laborious: ~heavy. ~Live. Thick~.

Detailed meaning

〈Name〉

1. (Phonetic. Congzhu, original sound. Original meaning: Bamboo. Refers to the inner surface of bamboo) The inner surface of bamboo layer. Commonly known as "bamboo yellow" [inner layer of bamboo]

Stupid, bamboo. Congzhu, original voice. ——"Shuowen". Xu Kai's biography: "Stupid, bamboo is white."

The surface of bamboo is called "笢", and the inside is called "Stupid", which is called the white substance in the middle. Those that are as white as paper and can be peeled off by hand are called Bamboo Fushu. ——"Guangya·Shicao"

〈Shape〉

1. Cumbersome, clumsy, thick and heavy [cumbersome; unwieldy]. Such as: stupid car (crude car without decoration); stupid car (cumbersome and crude); stupid glue (coarse glue of poor quality)

2. Poor intelligence, stupid [stupid; foolish; dumb ]. Such as: stupid; stupid person (stupid person); stupid man (person who does rough work); stupid cow (stupid as an ox)

3. Inflexible; inflexible [clumsy; awkward]. Such as: stupid (doing things in a rigid manner and not being flexible); stupid thief (idiot)

There are bamboos everywhere in my house, but I don’t know what they can be used for.

There are bamboos everywhere in my house. , but I don’t know what it can be used for

Living purposes

In the courtyard, it is an indispensable plant that embellishes rockery and waterside pavilions. Phoenix tail bamboos are widely planted along the Li River in Guilin. Anji Dazhuhai, Shunan Bamboo Sea and Gannan Bamboo Sea are famous bamboo sea landscapes in China. Due to the rapid growth of bamboo, a large number of furniture and paper have been made from bamboo in recent years due to environmental protection considerations. Bamboo can also be used to make handicrafts, musical instruments, etc. Bamboo fiber is made from bamboo through engineering methods and physical and chemical effects. It is used as textiles and made into towels and clothing. Bamboo charcoal is made by baking bamboo, which is used in many situations, including removing environmental odors and special flavor foods. Activated carbon made from crushed and activated bamboo charcoal has good adsorption and purification effects and is used in cars, homes, and sewage treatment. Bamboo is also commonly used in the construction of scaffoldings, building materials, and daily necessities such as brooms, tables, and chairs. Bamboo can also be used to make baskets, baskets, vegetable baskets, mats, etc. It is common in rural areas. Bamboo has now been widely used in home textiles, socks, underwear and other personal textile fields.

In Japan and South Korea, some people mix it with sea salt, loess, etc., and process it into green bamboo salt (or bamboo salt) using a method similar to steel-making. It is used as a seasoning and even for personal hygiene. Among the products, bamboo salt toothpaste is one of the more well-known products. It is said to have anti-inflammatory, antibacterial, anti-allergic and anti-cavity effects, maintain gum collagen, and prevent gum recession and periodontal disease.

Medicinal uses

Bamboo leaves: "Compendium of Materia Medica": "Bamboo leaves have a pungent smell, are cold, and are non-toxic. Indications: upset, red urine, difficulty urinating, etc.

Bamboo leaves have a bitter, cold smell and are non-toxic; they are mainly used to treat aphthous ulcers, eye pain, insomnia, stroke, etc. Medicinal bamboo leaves are harvested in summer and autumn, dried in the sun, boiled in water and drunk; the dosage is 2 to 4 qian." Bamboo leaves are also often used to make medicinal porridge. According to "Laolao Hengyan" compiled by Cao Tingdong, a famous doctor in the Qing Dynasty, records: "Bamboo leaves can quench thirst and relieve troubles. People with heat stroke should use a handful of bamboo leaves and a mountain mast, decoct the soup, remove the residue and add rice to make porridge. After one or two cups, they will be cured." "Duo Neng Shi Shi. Juan Hui": " Bamboo leaf porridge treats wind-heat in the diaphragm of the elderly, red eyes, headache, and blindness. ”

Bamboo Liquor: Split the bamboo pole, roast it, and collect the bamboo juice dripping from both ends. "Compendium of Materia Medica" records: "Bamboo Liquor smells sweet, cold, and non-toxic." Indications: Storm and wind paralysis, severe heat in the chest, relief of boredom, quenching thirst, and recovery from fatigue. "Modern medicinal chemistry analysis has proven that bamboo juice contains more than ten kinds of amino acids, glucose, fructose, sucrose, guaiacol, cresol, formic acid, acetic acid, benzoic acid and other chemical components. Pharmacological tests have proved that bamboo juice does have anti-inflammatory properties. Cough and expectorant effect.

Bamboo fruit: After blooming, the bamboo is as strong as wheat, with green skin and sweet taste. "Guangzhi" records: "Compendium of Materia Medica". : "Bamboo fruit leads to the mind, lightens the body and replenishes qi." "Compendium of Materia Medica": "The lower accumulation is like a spirit" (note: cures indigestion). Modern research has proved that the nutritional content of bamboo fruit is similar to that of rice, wheat, and corn. In addition to being rich in starch, protein, and fat, it also contains 18 kinds of amino acids. It is a developable medicinal resource.

Bamboo Ru: After scraping the green cortex of the bamboo stem, the second part is scraped. The layer of material is also called "Bamboo Erqing", "Compendium of Materia Medica": "Light bamboo Ru, smells sweet, slightly cold, non-toxic. Indications: vomiting, warm Qi and cold heat, vomiting blood, metrorrhagia, relieving lung impotence, treating five hemorrhoids and fetal movement in women. "Bitter Bamboo Ru" is mainly used to treat heat congestion and hematuria.

Bamboo fungi: refers to fungi that grow in bamboo forests. For example, Dictyophora fungus is a fungus that grows on the ground of bamboo forests. Its medicinal effects are in " It is recorded in medical works such as "Dietary Therapeutic Materia Medica", "Compendium of Materia Medica" and "Compendium of Materia Medica". Dictyophora fungus has a long history. In the past, it could only be collected from the wild, and the quantity was extremely limited. It was usually only used as tribute to the emperor. Artificial cultivation has been carried out, and its yield and quality have been significantly improved.

Bamboo roots: Used as medicine, it has the effect of clearing away heat and relieving troubles. "Compendium of Materia Medica" states: "Bamboo roots can be boiled and taken in juice to relieve heat and relieve troubles." Danshi has fever and thirst. The root of Bamboo Bamboo is mainly used to treat heat and poisonous gas in the heart, lungs and five internal organs. "Bamboo shoots are sweet and can help with miscarriage and relieve postpartum fever."

Bamboo shoots are the young shoots of bamboo. They are not only tender in texture, crisp and refreshing, delicious in taste, but also rich in nutrients. They have a long history as medicinal dietary resources in my country. History, "Compendium of Materia Medica", "Compendium of Materia Medica", "Dietary Materia Medica", "Eating Classic", "Essentials for Qi Min", "Tang Materia Medica" and other classics have records. For example, "Compendium of Materia Medica": Bamboo shoots are sweet, Non-toxic, quenching thirst, replenishing water and replenishing qi, and can be eaten for a long time.

Bamboo green: It is a Chinese herbal medicine that removes heat and cools down. The juice obtained by roasting fresh bamboo slices on the fire is called bamboo. Liquor is used to treat coughs and resolve phlegm. Bamboo shoots are a common delicacy.

Bamboo leaf heart: Extracting the bamboo leaf heart can treat mild diarrhea.

Scientific and technological uses

As early as the Shang and Zhou dynasties, China had invented the use of bamboo drills in 251 AD. Li Bing...>>

About handmade bamboo weaving. Product introduction information

Bamboo is one of the forest resources. There are more than 1,200 species of bamboo plants in more than 70 genera around the world, mainly distributed in tropical and subtropical areas, and a few bamboo species are distributed in temperate and cold zones. It is an evergreen (a few bamboo species lose their leaves in the dry season) shallow-rooted plants that have high requirements for water and heat conditions and are very sensitive. The water and heat distribution on the earth's surface dominates the geographical distribution of bamboo. Southeast Asia is located in the tropics and southern subtropics, and is affected by the Great Plateau. Affected by the convergence of the Atlantic and Indian Ocean monsoons, the rainfall is abundant and the heat is stable, which is an ideal ecological environment for bamboo growth. It is also the center of bamboo distribution in the world. Bamboo often forms mixed forests with other tree species, and is under the main forest layer. In the past, it was rarely seen. People pay attention to it. When the upper forest trees are cut down, bamboo quickly reverts to secondary bamboo forest due to its fast growth and strong reproductive capacity. Bamboo uses continue to expand and its economic value is high. People plant bamboo to form secondary bamboo forests and artificial forests. Bamboo forests spread to all directions with their powerful underground stems. Therefore, in recent decades, the forest area on the earth's surface has been decreasing year by year (according to statistics, since 1988, tropical forests have disappeared on average 24.25 million hm2 per year, 46.14hm2 per minute). However, the area of ??bamboo forests is expanding day by day. Currently, the area of ??bamboo forests in the world is about 22 million hm2. The geographical distribution of bamboo in the world can be divided into three major bamboo areas, namely the Asia-Pacific Bamboo Area, the American Bamboo Area and the African Bamboo Area (picture below). Some scholars list them separately. European and North American introduction areas”.

What products can be made from deep processing of bamboo?

Socks, towels, clothes,