Autumn Acorn Craft Ideas! Enjoy with Your Kids

Cute acorns that can also be used on walls

How to make an origami acorn ⭐ An easy folding tutorial that even children like 3-year-olds and kindergarteners can try ⭐ Perfect for autumn or September–October decorations ⭐ With voice commentary |

Prepare an origami sheet in any color you like and fold it into a triangle twice to make creases.

Open it up with the colored side facing up, then fold one corner to the center.

Fold the base of the triangle you just made up to align with the horizontal crease, then fold it up once more along the same crease.

Turn the now-triangular origami over, and fold the left and right corners inward to meet at the center.

Fold the resulting tips into small triangles, and your acorn is complete.

Try making lots of colorful acorns to brighten up your autumn wall display.

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Acorn beanbags

Let’s gather acorns and try making handmade beanbags♪

Let’s try making beanbags using acorns.

First, prepare a rectangular piece of fabric and run a running stitch horizontally along the bottom edge.

Don’t tie off the thread; leave it as is.

Fold the fabric in half and sew the side edge closed, then pull the running-stitch thread to gather the fabric.

Wrap the thread and tie it off, turn the fabric right side out, and put the acorns inside.

Finally, do a running stitch around the opening, pull to gather and close it.

Your beanbag is complete.

Be sure to disinfect the acorns by boiling or freezing them before use.

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Autumn origami acorn

[Autumn Origami] How to fold an acorn with audio instructions ☆ Origami: How to fold an acorn – September autumn decoration

A big hit with kids! Here are some fall origami acorn ideas.

When you head out for a walk in the park, feeling the cool autumn breeze, you’ll often find acorns scattered on the ground.

Don’t children go hunting for them as if they’ve discovered treasure? This time, let’s make those beloved acorns with origami! All you need is one sheet of origami paper and a pen.

You can choose from long, slender acorns or round ones—the choosing itself is exciting.

Be sure to give it a try!

acorn

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Recommended for autumn crafts! Here are some acorn ideas.

For children, acorns feel like little treasures found in nature.

When autumn comes, many kids excitedly tell you with sparkling eyes, “I found an acorn!” during walks or outings.

This time, let’s try making those charming acorns with origami.

For the finished acorns, you can use round stickers to add faces, or draw patterns with colored pencils—it sounds fun, doesn’t it?

Crown making

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Feel like a king or a princess! Let’s make a lovely crown using all sorts of materials.

Prepare the crown base in advance with construction paper or cardstock.

If you put double-sided tape on it, you can simply peel off the backing and easily attach decorations—highly recommended.

For decorations, anything goes: fabric scraps, yarn, pom-poms, as well as nuts, seeds, and leaves.

Fresh flowers will wilt, so it’s best not to use them much.

Let your child freely add any decorations they like.

Once it’s done, put it on and have fun with all kinds of pretend play.

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Acorn Pinball

[Acorn Toy Craft] Fun Sounds! A Handmade Pinball-Style Acorn Toy! [Autumn Craft] #shorts

Here’s a pinball-style toy you can make using a design board and wooden dowels.

You can buy both at a 100-yen shop.

Try finding acorns in a park or similar place.

Insert the wooden dowels into the design board at intervals and secure them with glue.

Finally, to keep the acorns from falling out, loop rubber bands across the left, right, and bottom edges of the design board—and you’re done.

Drop an acorn from the top, and it will clatter down as it falls.

It’s a very simple game, but kids are sure to be totally absorbed in it!

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Acorn Coaster

Acorn Coaster: Simple Toy Craft (For Ages 0 and Up)

Connect three toilet paper rolls vertically.

Cut one end of the stacked rolls into eight equal tabs and flare them outward.

Attach this flared end to a deep paper plate.

Next, cut out the centers of five more paper plates to match the diameter of the toilet paper roll, make a single slit in each ring, and join them together to form a spiral track.

Slide this spiral onto the toilet paper roll and secure it with tape to complete your “acorn coaster”! Drop an acorn from the top, and it will spin and descend along the spiral track for fun.

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Acorn Slope

Acorn Slope

Why not try making an acorn slope using milk cartons? Prepare five milk cartons with the bottoms cut off and then cut lengthwise in half, and two cartons with the bottoms left on.

Connect a bottomless milk carton to each of the bottomed cartons to make two sets.

Place these two sets on the left and right as pillars, then alternately attach the remaining three milk carton halves across the pillars so they form downward slopes.

For each sloped carton, make a hole at the lower end large enough for an acorn to pass through.

Once it’s finished, drop lots of acorns in and have fun watching them roll!

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