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How do you make Did de los Puerto paper?
Step 1: Cut the Paper. Cut the tissue paper in half so that you now have two sheets: 13 × 20 each. Cut each of those pieces in half. Step 2: Fold and Cut the Paper. Stack four sheets of paper. Pleat the paper in an accordion fold. Step 3: Fan out the Flowers. Fan out the paper. Step 4: Display your Marigolds!
How do you make Day of the Dead paper?
Punch holes in the two top corners of each paper picador and string your designs to make a banner. A little of tape over the holes will keep them from sliding. Fold the top of the paper picador over the string and glue it down (this is easier to do with tissue paper).
How do you make paper picador step by step?
Supplies: Directions: Step 1: Gather your supplies. Step 2: Cut paper into square sheets. Step 3: Fold paper in half, and a half again. Step 4: Cut out pattern of bottom half. Step 5: Open it and fold down. Step 6: Fold diagonally and cut out shapes.
How do you make paper picador with tissue paper?
Fold a piece of tissue paper (lengthwise) in half and then in half again. Fold the long folded sheet in half. Just like cutting a snowflake, cut shapes along all four sides avoiding the area with the dot.
What kind of paper is used for paper picador?
Materials. The primary materials to make a traditional paper picador are tissue paper (paper de sea), a stencil, a small mallet, and chisels. However, paper picador can also be made using rice or silk paper, and have been known to be cut with scissors or a craft knife.
Why is paper picador on Day of the Dead?
Paper picador: Delicately decorated tissue paper represents wind and the fragility of life. Dogs and Candles: Dogs were believed to guide the ancestral spirits to their final resting place in the afterlife. Candles represent fire and are a light guiding them back to visit the land of the living.
Why is paper picador important?
Paper picador delicate paper cut into different designs that are used year-round adorn these altars and serve an important purpose. Because paper picador's light, when it moves, it lets families know that their loved ones have arrived.
What is paper picador and what does it represent?
Paper picador (“perforated paper”, “pecked paper”) is a decorative craft made out of paper cut into beautiful and elaborate designs. It is considered a Mexican folk art. In Mexico, paper picador is especially incorporated into altars during the Day of the Dead.
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