Enjoy the sights of autumn using just scissors! A collection of easy paper-cutting ideas

pumpkin ghost

[Easy! Kirigami] Halloween Pumpkin Ghost [With Voice Commentary] Let's make an easy and cute pumpkin decoration with paper cutting

Let’s make a jack-o’-lantern—the pumpkin decoration that symbolizes Halloween, a major autumn event—using origami.

The steps are simple: draw the outline of the character and its parts on an orange sheet of origami paper folded in half, then cut along the lines.

Since you can’t cut the eye area unless it’s folded again beyond the halfway point, first cut out the outline and mouth, then fold just the eye section in half and cut it.

This method ensures both sides are perfectly symmetrical, giving it a beauty that makes it suitable not only as a decorative piece but also as a sturdy base.

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maple leaves

[Paper Cutting] Easy Way to Make Maple Leaves 🍁 Fall Season Classic Made Only with Scissors | Kirigami with Audio Tips and Precautions / Let’s Start Paper Cutting!

The maple leaf kirigami looks fun.

Prepare yellow, red, and orange origami paper, and make the creases following the steps.

Draw the outline with a pencil, cut it with scissors, then slowly unfold it.

The creases will look like veins, and you’ll have a three-dimensional maple leaf.

It can be used as a wall decoration, and if you glue two together, it could make a hanging ornament as well.

It’s an easy craft you can make using just scissors, so please use it for your autumn projects.

How about everyone enjoying making it together?

bat

Halloween paper cutouts for wall decorations and more!

A bat paper-cut made using only scissors—what a lovely idea.

Just fold a sheet of black origami paper in half, sketch a bat shape, and cut it out with scissors.

It’s simple, yet you’ll be amazed at how polished it looks when you unfold it.

It’s also great to make with older adults.

If you draw guide lines, everyone can craft safely and enjoyably.

The finished bats are perfect for wall displays or Halloween decorations.

If everyone makes some together, you can create a magical space where a whole flock of bats seems to be flying.

It’s a charming handcraft for long autumn evenings—give it a try!

Spider web

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When it comes to Halloween decorations, not only pumpkins and ghosts but also spider webs are essential for creating a spooky atmosphere.

Let’s make spider webs using origami paper and scissors.

The steps are simple: fold the origami into a narrow triangle, draw the spider web lines you want to keep with a pen, and then cut along the areas around those lines with scissors.

By sketching the lines lightly on the back, you can preserve the color on the front, so it’s fun to choose which color spider web to make.

You can use the spider web on its own or as a base to display other decorative pieces.

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mushroom

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How about spending some time feeling the autumn season by making mushroom paper cutouts? Prepare some colorful construction paper and let’s have fun creating together.

By combining simple shapes like circles and triangles—easy to cut with just scissors—you can make adorable mushrooms.

The finished pieces will look lovely as wall decorations, too.

It’s also a great activity to do with seniors.

While enjoying conversation, everyone can create works that showcase their individuality.

Through mushroom paper cutouts, why not share a warm, enriching moment together and feel the coziness of autumn?

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[Autumn Origami] Just cut the paper♪ Easy way to cut a ginkgo leaf – How to make a ginkgo leaf (kirigami)

Let’s make beautiful ginkgo leaves! Here are some easy ideas for cutting out ginkgo shapes.

Many people look forward to watching ginkgo trees turn from green to yellow in autumn.

Why not decorate your room with beautiful ginkgo leaves too? Using yellow-toned origami paper works well.

Start by folding the paper with the colored side facing inward and sketch your outline.

If you capture the ginkgo leaf’s characteristic jagged edges, it will look even more realistic!

Three kinds of cosmos

Three types of cosmos / Flower kirigami 71 🌸 Cosmos Origami

Let’s make beautiful autumn flowers! Here are three ideas for cosmos.

What flowers come to mind when you think of autumn? There are chrysanthemums, spider lilies, salvias, and more, but this time, how about making cosmos, which you often see in flower beds? You’ll need pink or white origami paper, round stickers in yellow or orange, scissors, and a pen.

The video introduces three different methods, so choose the one that matches your image or the type you want to make.