Tutorial on making handmade lanterns from mooncake boxes
Although the Mid-Autumn Festival has passed for a long time, many families still have a lot of mooncakes to finish. Here is a simple, beautiful and environmentally friendly handicraft to share with the children. The main method of making mooncakes is to make cute little lanterns out of unused mooncake boxes. Children can try making them.
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Children prepare some materials in advance, including two plastic mooncake boxes, Chinese knots, red paper, etc. Take out the mooncake boxes, poke a small hole in the middle, and thread the rope on the Chinese knot into the small hole. Note that the Chinese knot needs to be placed on the outside of the mooncake box. In order to fix the Chinese knot, use a red rope to tie a knot inside the box, pass it through the opposite part of the other box, and use pattern tape to paste the joints of the two boxes.
Tie the red rope through it, cut the red paper into tassels, roll them up to make the tassels of the lantern, attach the made tassels to the red rope, and then stick the five-pointed star to the mooncake box, so beautiful The mooncake box lantern is ready.
