Snake Pan Rabbit Wedding Paper Cutting Tutorial and Paper Cutting Patterns
Paper-cutting enthusiasts who may be familiar with the folk customs of Shaanxi and Shanxi have heard a folk proverb, that is, "a snake coiled around a rabbit will bring good luck." We won’t go into why there is such a proverb here, but if you can see the pattern of snake and rabbit in paper-cut patterns or paper-cut materials, it fully shows that this paper-cut is a work full of auspicious meanings. Although paper-cuts of snakes and rabbits are often seen when newlyweds get married, it does not mean that this is a theme exclusive for weddings.
As can be seen from this snake and rabbit wedding paper-cut pattern, the creator cleverly integrated the snake with the picture, and incorporated the word "happy" into the place where the rabbit and the snake are coiled. It can be said that this design is full of fun and at the same time Make the entire paper-cut work look more complete and full. It is this design that cleverly expresses the meaning of the snake and the rabbit.
1. Preparation work before paper-cutting. Before paper-cutting, you need to prepare several pieces of single-sided colored paper, stack these single-sided colored papers for paper-cutting, and use a stapler to fix them.
2. Tracing. Since the pattern used in this paper-cutting tutorial is a finished drawing, there are shadows in some places. After using a computer to draw the drawing, you need to pay attention to distinguishing the outline when cutting.
3. Paper-cutting and engraving. In the specific process of paper-cutting, the outline is still cut first. However, because there are many patterns in this paper-cutting pattern, especially the patterns on the snake, it is not complicated and has a certain degree of texture. Regularity, if you don’t want to use engraving and shearing, you can directly do it through local cutting and shearing.
