Rabbit paper cutting tutorial for pulling out carrots
Speaking of rabbits, the first thing that comes to mind is rabbits’ favorite radish. In traditional paper-cut creations related to rabbits, we often see paper-cut patterns of rabbits pulling out carrots. In fact, such a pattern means the hope for a good harvest in the coming year. Of course, through such a cute paper-cut pattern, people can fully feel the cute and clever side of rabbits. Although the pattern is slightly complicated, during the specific cutting and engraving process, some details can be carefully and appropriately chosen as needed.
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1. Preparation work before paper-cutting: First prepare colored paper, and then fold it in half twice to form four layers of paper thickness, or directly staple the four pieces of paper together with a stapler.
2. Tracing: Trace the pattern that needs to be cut, and use a pencil to carefully outline the details, especially the auspicious patterns and patterns on the rabbit.
3. Cutting: When cutting a rabbit, first cut the general outline, especially the outline of the ears and body, which is easier to cut. For radish and insects, it is more difficult to cut, especially the radish leaves. The corrugation needs to be as slow and smooth as possible during the cutting process, which can be achieved by slowly turning the paper. The pattern on the rabbit body can be cut with the help of a carving knife or folded in half. Since the pattern has a certain symmetry, it will be of great help for cutting.
