Materials: rubbing paper, white paper, art knife, scissors.
1. Fold the paper in half, cut the long ears from the head and outline the head.
2. Cut off your nose and big teeth.
3. Cut your eyes.
4. Cut the pattern on the head.
5. Cut out the outline of the rabbit body.
6. Cut the flowers on the rabbit.
7. Open it and it's done.
Classification of paper-cut works:
1, monochrome paper cutting
Monochrome paper-cutting is the most basic form of paper-cutting. Paper-cutting has many colors, such as red, green, brown, black and gold, which are mainly used for window decoration and embroidery. There are mainly three ways of expression: yin engraving, yang engraving and the combination of yin and yang.
Paper-cutting of embroidery patterns is often combined with cutting and stabbing. Stitching is to use the needle tip to stab small points in the details of the pattern, leaving hidden knives in some parts, which can be used as the basis for changing needles in embroidery. Folding paper-cutting, silhouette and tearing paper are all manifestations of monochrome paper-cutting.
2, color paper-cutting
With the exploration and development of paper-cutting forms, the forms and techniques of color paper-cutting are gradually increasing, such as dyeing, color matching, color separation, color filling, woodcut, ink painting, cross-painting, color editing and so on.
Dot-dyed paper-cut is moist and decorative; Color matching paper-cut is crisp and bright; Color separation paper-cut has bright color separation and rich color sense; Colorful paper-cutting is simple, clean and bright, giving people a different feeling.
3. Three-dimensional paper cutting
Three-dimensional paper-cutting can be monochrome or color. It uses the comprehensive techniques of painting, cutting, folding and gluing to make a new paper-cut close to sculpture and relief. It absorbs the skills of modern art, fully embodies the characteristics of realism and artistic romance, and makes the paper-cut become three-dimensional from plane feeling, which can be used for decorative modeling and children's hand-making.