
kids 3d paper pumpkin
Step 1 |
First, click here to download the template; then cut out the pumpkin and leaf shapes. |
Step 2 |
Trace the pumpkin pattern five times onto orange construction paper and cut out each shape. |
Step 3 |
Now, trace the leaf pattern onto green construction paper and cut out the shape. |
Step 4 |
Draw details onto the pumpkins and leaf with markers. |
Step 5 |
Fold each pumpkin in half, then glue four of them back to back to back using a glue stick. |
Step 6 |
Take a small piece of brown construction paper and twist it into the shape of a stem. Glue it to the open side of the attached pumpkins, as shown. |
Step 7 |
Cut a chenille pipe cleaner in half and wrap it around a pencil to make a coil. Slide it off and slightly stretch it out so it appears loose. Glue this next to the stem. |
Step 8 |
Glue the fifth pumpkin to the folded, attached pumpkins. |
Step 9 |
Glue the leaf next to the chenille pipe cleaner on the top of the pumpkin. |
Step 10 |
Fan out the sides and set your pumpkin down on your working surface. If your pumpkin doesn't stand up on its own, close it back up and cut a straight edge along the bottom of the pumpkins. |
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Step 1 |
First, click here to download the template; then cut out the pumpkin and leaf shapes. |
Step 2 |
Trace the pumpkin pattern five times onto orange construction paper and cut out each shape. |
Step 3 |
Now, trace the leaf pattern onto green construction paper and cut out the shape. |
Step 4 |
Draw details onto the pumpkins and leaf with markers. |
Step 5 |
Fold each pumpkin in half, then glue four of them back to back to back using a glue stick. |
Step 6 |
Take a small piece of brown construction paper and twist it into the shape of a stem. Glue it to the open side of the attached pumpkins, as shown. |
Step 7 |
Cut a chenille pipe cleaner in half and wrap it around a pencil to make a coil. Slide it off and slightly stretch it out so it appears loose. Glue this next to the stem. |
Step 8 |
Glue the fifth pumpkin to the folded, attached pumpkins. |
Step 9 |
Glue the leaf next to the chenille pipe cleaner on the top of the pumpkin. |
Step 10 |
Fan out the sides and set your pumpkin down on your working surface. If your pumpkin doesn't stand up on its own, close it back up and cut a straight edge along the bottom of the pumpkins. |