An older woman and a girl decorate two rabbit lanterns with paper shapes.

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Making Rabbit Lanterns with Grandma

An older woman and a girl decorate two rabbit-shaped lanterns at a table. Paper ears, flower shapes, glue and scissors lie nearby, with mooncakes and a full moon by the window.

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Turquoise rabbit lanterns with pink ears

Repeat the same colors on the large and small rabbit lanterns.

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Digital example: Grandmother and child making turquoise rabbit lanterns with pink inner ears beneath a yellow hanging lantern.

1. Turquoise — round rabbit bodies
2. Pink — inner ears
3. Pale yellow — hanging lantern and moon
4. Golden ochre — three mooncakes

Color both round lantern bodies turquoise, carefully leaving the flower shapes white.
Fill the inner ears pink; keep faces, outer ears and feet white.
Color the hanging round lantern, its tassel and the moon pale yellow.
Color the three mooncakes on the windowsill golden ochre.

Check that both rabbits match and their white flowers stand out. Keep people, tools, paper and the room uncolored.

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