Dragon Boat Festival: Fun and creativity at play


Photos By Ally Leong
  • Living
  • Thursday, 25 Jun 2020

Construction paper, cupcake liners, paper towels, pompoms, and felt material were used in making the papercraft dumplings.

Sarawakian Instagrammer Ally Leong, 36, came up with the idea of a DIY papercraft dumpling tutorial of her favourite zongzi to teach her daughter Lina, six, and her son Yang, two.

Her tutorial was for papercraft zhongzi or sticky rice dumplings stuffed with fillings wrapped in bamboo leaves. The items that went into the wrapper included glutinous rice and fillings such as lean meat, mushroom, peanuts, salted egg yolk.

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