A complete collection of gauze drawing practices

I'll give you two different ways to pull flowers.

1, paper-cut flowers:

Take a square piece of paper, fold it in half, and then fold it in half, that is, fold it into four stacked small squares, then fold it obliquely from the center of the paper to form a stack of triangles, and finally start from the center of the paper, make parallel lines along the two sides of the triangle and cut it along the lines. In detail,

1: For example, if you cut the right side first, notice that you don't cut the left side, just like the horizontal line in "A", the "\" on the right side is cut and the "/"on the left side is not cut.

2: Next, cut from the left, and don't cut to the right.

3: Repeat steps (1) and (2) until the whole triangle is cut.

4: Open the paper carefully and you can pull out the flowers.

Paper-cut flowers sold in the street are just two pieces of paper cut in this way. They are neatly stacked together, and all four corners are glued together, and then carefully pulled.

2, gift packaging flowers:

First, wrap the tape into a circle, cut two holes on each side, then fold it back, tie it with ribbon, and try to pull it out one by one, and it will become a flower.

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It looks complicated. Let's have a try.

It's still relatively easy to take ~ ~