Brush oil repeatedly on the surface of the tile with a brush, so that the edible oil is evenly distributed, which is convenient for taking the painting off the tile at last.
2. Boil sugar
Take a proper amount of sugar and put it in a spoon. Light the alcohol lamp, heat the bottom of the spoon with an external flame, and gently stir the sugar solution with a stirring rod to make it heated evenly to prevent the bottom from zooming. Be careful not to let the sugar overflow when stirring. When the sugar completely melts and turns yellow and bubbles appear, stop heating and turn off the alcohol lamp.
Step 3 paint
Draw according to the designed pattern and line direction.
4, shovel painting
When Tang Hua hasn't completely hardened, gently shovel off the painting to prevent Tang Hua from becoming fragile and broken. Children should pay attention to holding down the tiles with one hand before shoveling, and be careful not to shovel their hands.
Tang Hua is a traditional folk handicraft, with sugar as the material for modeling. The only tools used are a spoon and a shovel. Sugar is usually brown sugar, white sugar and a little maltose, which is cooked on the stove with warm fire. When it is ready to tie the thread, it can be used for casting. When drawing a shape, the artist scoops up the melted sugar juice with a small spoon and throws it back and forth quickly on the slate to draw a shape. The skill of folk artists is the key to modeling.
Tang Hua's themes include novels, opera characters, auspicious flowers and fruits, birds and animals, writing and so on. People and animals are the most interesting. If it is a profile image, it is modeled by lines. If it is a positive image, pile its head into a relief shape with sugar. Because of the fluidity of sugar, even the same image will not appear the same shape.
Folk artists have mastered the characteristics of sugar in long-term practice, and at the same time, according to the characteristics of operation, they have used fuller and more symmetrical lines in modeling, thus forming a unique style and style, giving people beautiful enjoyment.
The production process of Tang Hua is illustrated as follows: 1. Preparation materials: first of all, you need to prepare some things: appropriate amount of sucrose, appropriate amount of maltose, a pot, a spoon, appropriate amount of bamboo sticks, and a smooth slate (if there is no slate at home, you can use a smooth high-temperature resistant plastic plate).
2. Boil sugar: put a little water and white sugar in the pot, and cook the sugar and water on the fire according to the ratio of 1: 2. After boiling, open the lid and let the steam out. Boil the sugar solution until it bubbles, and the sugar solution becomes thicker and thicker until it becomes shallow. Waiting until the sugar bubbles get smaller and smaller means success.
3. Pour out the sugar and collapse on the slate. Chop it up after solidification and keep it in a plate or bottle.
4, sugar: slowly melt the sugar with warm fire, when the sugar is completely melted, you can draw.
5. Painting: Tang Hua's painting draws lessons from the characteristics of traditional shadow play production and carving techniques. It takes one minute to quickly rotate into four patterns to achieve the ideal crispness and sweetness. Insert a bamboo stick while it's hot and you're done. Staring at the sun, crystal clear, vivid and fragrant.
Folk artists have mastered the characteristics of sugar in long-term practice and formed a unique style in modeling, giving people beautiful enjoyment. There are thousands of designs in Tang Hua, which have evolved into several series, such as flowers, birds, fish, insects, Chinese zodiac calligraphy, lovely cartoons and so on. The moral of each series is very beautiful, which is closely related to people's lives and plays an important role in beauty in life.
How is Tang Hua made? Preparation materials: pot, spoon, iron plate, sugar, oil, bamboo stick.
1, prepare a small pot first, and then heat it on the fire.
2. Prepare sugar (you can buy sugar directly to draw Tang Hua, or you can cook sugar with water and white sugar yourself, and the ratio of water to sugar is 2: 1).
3. Melt the sugar in the pot for later use.
4. Brush a layer of oil on the iron plate.
5. scoop up the melted sugar juice with a small spoon and throw it back and forth quickly on the iron plate to draw a shape.
6. When the model is finished, Tang Hua will dig it out with a small shovel and stick it with bamboo sticks.
7. done.