Paper Cutting News Today

Winters can get a little long and harsh here and that's why indoor activities are so important. Laura Forde with the State Historical Society of North Dakota wanted to give people things to do in the winter. Vinterfest, was the brainchild of the Sons of Norway and the Northern Plains Heritage Foundation and offers a variety of activities throughout the month of January.

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BELFAST — Belfast Senior College’s fall semester, welcoming participants aged 50 and older, begins Sept. 21 with classes offered in multiple Belfast locations and on Zoom. Seven classes begin in

The gripper design finds a balance between 'strength, precision and gentleness.'

Marianne Dubuis, a 64-year-old Swiss designer, is revolutionizing the countrys 200-year-old tradition of paper cutting by incorporating modernity and poetry in her creations. Dubuiss intricate cuttings not only depict the surrounding Alps but also reflect personal emotions and life stories.

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Recently, a group of students from the Naoma Primary School in Xinghualing district of Taiyuan, Shanxi province gave a special hanfu show — using the traditional Chinese style of clothing — at a sports meet.

To master paper-cutting, 68-year-old Liu Jinglan has been practicing for six decades. She is an inheritor of Baotou-style paper-cutting, named after the city in Inner Mongolia autonomous region where it originated.

Yuxian's paper-cutting has a history stretching further than the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644). The art form developed from the tradition of pasting up paper-cuts to bring good fortune to the family, as well as to decorate windows.