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So I can earn more Padlet boards to create fun projects like this!

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You may follow the instructions on this site to make the lantern.

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Take a paper plate and cut out a circle. (Optional: Trace a cardboard circle template to create a perfect circle.)

On the paper plate frame, use a craft knife to cut 4 openings (for your lantern strings later). This paper plate will form the top of your lantern.
2. Make the four lantern sides.
Next, take four paper plates and trace and cut out a circle from each, using a cardboard circle template if you'd like. Glue a paper lace doily over each circle opening, and allow the glue to dry. These four plates will form your lantern sides.

Your six paper plates are now ready to be assembled: one top plate (that you made in Step 1), four lantern sides (that you made in Step 2), and one plain bottom plate. Staple these six plates together, forming a boxy lantern structure.

4. Draw, cut and glue on the rabbit's eyes, nose, mouth, cheeks and ears.

Create the rabbit's face. Use black construction paper for its eyes, nose, and mouth. Use pink construction paper for its cheeks, and white for its ears.

Experiment with your rabbit's features and expression. For instance, we chose to make a sleeping rabbit, so ours had closed eyes. Its pink cheeks were scalloped-edge circles to look more decorative. Create your own rabbit's face to your liking!
5. Make the lantern handle.
Take two pieces of yarn or string and tie four knots on the ends of each piece. Pull the four knots through the four openings on the lantern top plate. Attach the strings to a wooden stick with tape.
6. Light it up.
Switch on your flameless tealight, place it inside the lantern and tape it to the bottom plate. Now you're ready to take your DIY lantern for a stroll!

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This Moon Rabbit Lantern Is The Perfect Mid-Autumn Festival Craft

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Take a paper plate and cut out a circle. (Optional: Trace a cardboard circle template to create a perfect circle.) On the paper plate frame, use a craft knife to cut 4 openings (for your lantern strings later). This paper plate will form the top of your lantern. 2.

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If you are the yuèbǐng maker, what pattern would you put on the yuèbǐng you make?

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Ms. Chang this is my Mid/Autumn Coloring project.

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I didn't have a tea light so I used a flashlight. :)

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I ran out of black printer ink mid way through so I had to go over the lines so they look kind of weird

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Ms. Chang, here's my Moon Festival Project.

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Here is my coloring.

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here is my moon festival project, Mrs.Chang

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Hi Mrs. Chang, Here is my project.

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Here is the version that was colored by hand

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This is my project Ba’itu’ Coloring project 

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This is my project Ba’itu’ Coloring project 

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Limbre Lawrence

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I didn't have any of the dollies so I just did it like this🥺
Zhōngqiū kuàilè!
中秋快乐🎑🥮💛

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I don't have a printer so I coloured it on my laptop :)
by Alexandra Rodriguez

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This is my Coloring Project.

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Báitù Coloring
by Taylor Pham

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I tried to make a  báitù lantern I used different colored lights! Click on the image to make it bigger and ENJOY! TBH, I had to use yarn string to keep it together...So...it looks better in the dark cause you can't see the string. lol

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Here’s my coloring.

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