What are the napkin folding board flowers?

There are daffodils, carnations, lilies, bamboo flowers, peacock strolling, flying with me, Chinese rose flowers and cockscomb flowers in the napkin folding tray.

Seven basic skills of napkin folding

1. Folding is the most basic napkin folding technology, and almost all folded flowers can be used. Folding means folding and stacking. That is, napkins are folded in half, folded in half, folded in four, single or multi-layered, square or rectangular, or obliquely folded into various geometric figures such as triangle, diamond, trapezoid and zigzag.

2. Folding is a skill used in folding (discounting). Is to fold the napkin into a fold, so that the pattern is rich, compact and beautiful. When folding, the thumb and forefinger of both hands hold the first pleat at both ends of the napkin, and the two thumbs are in a line and point to the outside.

3. Curling is the technology of rolling a napkin into a cylinder and making various patterns. Coils are divided into parallel coils (straight coils) and inclined coils (spiral coils). Parallel roll is to roll the two ends of napkin together, the operation should be straight, and the two ends are the same size.

4. Wearing refers to a technology that uses tools to wear and collect napkins from the interlayer folds to form folds and make the shapes more realistic and beautiful. Chopsticks are generally used as tools, and the number of chopsticks to be used depends on the pattern.

5. Holding is to make the folded semi-finished napkin flower not easy to fall off and go out of shape. Generally, hold the middle or lower part of the napkin with your left hand, and then operate other parts with your right hand. Don't let loose the part you touch.

6. Folding is to turn the folded and rolled part of the napkin into the required pattern during the folding process. Folding generally refers to folding a corner of a napkin from the lower end to the upper end, both sides to the middle, the front to the back, or folding the interlayer from the inside to the outside to form flowers, leaves, cores, wings, heads and necks.

7. Pull is pull. It is a technology to straighten the shape of napkin on the basis of rotation. By pulling, the folded towel lines can be straight and obvious, and the patterns are bright and lively. Pull-over is generally operated by hand.