Waste cloth head crafts Aunt is not simple

The old velvet curtains that were replaced at home were carefully cut and meticulously colored and pasted together. A horse that was alive and lively leaped out and framed. A beautiful figure of Eight Horses appeared in front of the eyes; the brightly colored cloth in the gift box After a clever combination, one by one girl dressed in national costume came into being... Cui Suilian, who lives in the Warrior Road community in Hohhot, loves hand-made fabrics. These discarded and discarded cloths are recreated by her skillful hands. .

This year, 61-year-old Cui Suilian has been fond of handcraft since childhood. She is skilled in sewing, weaving, and embroidery. When she was young, she often used her spare time to make handmade cloths and weave hairs, and she also went out and sold them to subsidize her family. As the children grow up and become married, they are retired. When they are busy with their homes, Cui Suilian has found a lot of scattered cloths, throwing away and taking up places, and she picks up her good workmanship. Between the needles, the cloth head turned into a home cushion, a pocket and a cloth painting. In particular, the cloth paintings are no less inferior than the handicrafts bought from other places. The designs made with rags are widely praised by the public. Many of the works are exhibited in the community, and some neighbors have seen special studies with her. The seriousness of human studies, she also taught it seriously, and for a long time it was originally a “grinding work” that killed time and became an important interest in her life. Every time she does a manual work, she carefully designs and elaborates, which makes her works more and more refined.

During the first month of the Year of the Horse, Cui Lockian also participated in the folk activities of the Dazhao Temple Fair. She produced the eight horses, horses and other cloth works that were well received by the public. In the past few days, Cui Suilian has been more busy than at work, and her son helped her design a birthday card, and each picture is divided into hundreds of parts. In a dazzling array of cloths, Cui Sulian has an orderly choice of materials. And cutting, ready to make everyone's favorite crafts.