Materials: 60 pieces of 7cm red paper, a string of Chinese knots, handmade glue and tweezers.

Process:

1. Fold in three directions, leaving a crease, and then open it. Fold in half along the diagonal to form an isosceles triangle, and then fold the bottom corner of the triangle to the top corner along the front crease to form a small square.

2. Open a bottom corner and fold inward along the edge of the small square. (The trick is not to fold completely against the square edge, but to leave a gap of about 1mm, otherwise the two sides will be uneven after folding due to the thickness of the paper. ) After leaving the crease, open it from the middle and press it down along the crease. Fold the two corners of the quadrilateral to the middle, and then fold inward along the center line. It's complicated to express, and the picture is clearer. Haha ~)

3. The sharp corners are made into paper cranes' mouths. Both sides are ready. Glue the shadows in the picture.

4. Wrap the paper, stick it and fix it with tweezers. After gluing, adjust the pattern. A flower needs five petals.

5. Apply glue around the flower heart and stick one petal at a time.

6. One * * * makes 12 flowers. Although the method is simple, it needs great patience to repeat the work.

7. After finishing, I felt that the flower heart was a little empty and decided to install a bud. Cut the red paper into thin strips, roll it up and stuff it into the hollow.

8. Take one flower as the top, five other flowers are distributed under it, and each joint is made of three flowers. Make two semicircles.

9. Sandwich the Chinese knot between two semicircles and stick it together. Similarly, it must be remembered that each joint is glued together by three flowers.

The hydrangea lamp is finished!