1, first cut the cloth into six circles, and then cut the circles into four equal parts, 24 pieces. Then draw the blade shape with a cambered surface, *** 12.
2. Sew two fan-shaped pieces opposite to each other, with two straight edges locked, and then sew the shape of the blade on the circular arc of the fan, leaving a small mouth, filling cotton in it, and sewing again, and * * * sewed 12 pieces.
3. Sew the sewn fan-shaped inner corners together and tie them tightly, and then sew the outer corners. Finally, put a rope at the four corners of the seam and hang it.
Hydrangea is usually made of colored embroidery and is a common mascot in China. In ancient China, there was a custom in some places that when a girl got married, it was arranged for suitors to gather under the Xiulou on a certain day (usually the 15th of the first month or the 15th of August).
The girl throws a hydrangea, and whoever gets the hydrangea can become the girl's husband. Of course, girls usually look at the right person and throw hydrangeas at him for him to find. In many places, a hydrangea is tied on the top of the bride's sedan chair, which means good luck.
Hydrangea is a unique folk custom of Zhuang nationality in Guangxi. It is the symbol and mascot of Zhuang nationality in Guangxi. It is one of the most distinctive tourist handicrafts in Guangxi. It was originally the token of love between young men and women of Zhuang nationality.
Guangxi hydrangea is mainly red, yellow and green. Most hydrangeas are 12 petals, and each petal is embroidered with various mascots, such as plum, orchid, chrysanthemum, bamboo and other flower patterns or Chun Yan, dragon and phoenix.