[Halloween] Pumpkin Origami Ideas for 3-Year-Olds

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[Halloween Origami] Easy and Cute Candy Folding / Pumpkin, Bat, Skull, Candy Origami

These pumpkin candies can be used for Halloween candy parties and as decorations for dining scenes.

Let’s make this cute, easy, and fun item together with the kids! Cut a sheet of origami into quarters and fold one quarter in half to make a crease.

Fold all four corners toward the center, then fold along the center crease, leaving one corner sticking out at the top.

Take another sheet of origami and fold it in half, then fold the top and bottom toward the center.

Fold the top and bottom diagonally, rotate it, and fold the corners toward the center.

Make one more identical piece, attach both pieces to the main body, and your candy is complete.

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Pumpkin made with accordion folding

[Easy] Halloween Decorations | Let's Make a Little Pumpkin with Origami or Construction Paper 🎃

A pumpkin made with accordion folds that can be used as a wall or hanging decoration for Halloween events and parties.

Prepare three sheets of orange paper and fold each one using an accordion fold.

By practicing the repeated mountain and valley folds, it also helps 3-year-olds develop fine motor skills.

Once you’re done, secure each piece in the middle, line them up, and connect them with double-sided tape.

Finally, attach the cut-out facial parts to complete the pumpkin.

Give it a try and create a piece that’s full of Halloween spirit!

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Pumpkin wearing a hat

[Halloween Origami] Easy and Cute Pumpkin Folding / Autumn Origami Pumpkin Ghost

A pumpkin wearing a hat that you can stand up as a Halloween decoration is also highly recommended.

Open a sheet of origami after making a crease down the middle, then fold both sides toward the center.

Open it again, fold it into a triangle twice, and open it along the creases.

Flip one layer to the left, make a crease, open it, and fold to the left, then fold toward the center.

Do the same on the right side, return it to the original position, and fold up to the center.

Make creases on the left and right, fold the top back, and it’s complete.

Try making this Halloween pumpkin—it’s an activity even 3-year-olds can enjoy.

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paper balloon pumpkin

[Origami] Halloween Monster Balloon 🎃 Halloween Monster Origami

This is a paper-balloon pumpkin that kids can move with their fingertips or use as a garland decoration.

Fold the origami paper twice toward the center, then open it from the inside and flatten into a triangle.

Fold the triangle’s corners toward the center, and fold the top and the left and right flaps.

Here’s the key point: tuck the top corner into the holes on the left and right, then crease.

Flip it over and repeat the same folds on the back.

Open the bottom section and draw your illustration.

Add the pumpkin stem piece at the top to complete your pumpkin paper balloon! Why not make this three-dimensional pumpkin with your three-year-olds and enjoy the results together?

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jack-o’-lantern

[Halloween Origami] How to make a pumpkin paper lantern

A pumpkin lantern that lets you feel both the charm of traditional Japanese style and the fun of Halloween.

Let’s make an item that will liven up Halloween festivals and parties.

Fold a sheet of black origami paper in half and crease it toward the center.

Fold the left and right sides toward the center line, fold the top and bottom corners, then flip it over and fold the top and bottom inward.

Fold back the top and bottom flaps to complete the lantern.

Next, fold the creased origami toward the center line.

Fold the folded top and bottom sections diagonally, then flip it over and fold it back.

Fold the four corners to complete the pumpkin.

Combine the two parts to finish the pumpkin lantern.

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Pumpkin box

[Halloween Origami] Pumpkin Box, Ghost Box

A simple and cute pumpkin box craft idea that soothes the heart.

Open an origami sheet after creasing it vertically, horizontally, and diagonally, then fold the corners toward the center.

After making a crease in the middle, fold the paper toward the center and open the top and bottom flaps.

Fold the left and right sides toward the center, crease, then open them again.

Fold the paper so it aligns with the center line to create a three-dimensional effect.

Tuck the bottom section inside the box to finish.

Why not make this with children as a handy item for holding treats or as a Halloween decoration?

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papercut pumpkin

Halloween origami/kirigami [pumpkin, ghost, bat, spider] decoration tutorial – how to make DIY Halloween decorations, easy spider tutorial

This is a paper-cutting craft with a Halloween pumpkin motif that lets you enjoy clever cutting techniques and ideas.

Fold a sheet of origami paper in half three times, draw your illustration, and then cut it out.

When cutting out parts like the eyes, nose, and mouth, it’s recommended that a childcare professional handle that step.

Alternatively, you can cut out just the pumpkin silhouette and have the children either glue on facial features or draw them.

You can display the finished piece as is, or use it for a garland or hanging decoration—both are great project ideas.

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