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Eight fun fall origami designs!

Oct 31, 2013

Screen Shot 2013-10-31 at 6.45.36 AMFall is in full swing and that means we’re all able to enjoy what this chilly season has to offer. Red and golden leaves, chestnuts, apples…all the things that remind us of autumn! For those with a little patience and some artistic ability, you can even create origami versions of these seasonal favorites. Take a look at the following eight origami designs and learn how to make them yourself!

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Japan is well known for its four seasons, but fall is arguably the most beautiful time of year with nearly every tree bursting with color. The most beloved of fall leaves is definitely the momiji or maple leaf. Make your own maple leaf here or make a different version with the how-to YouTube video below.

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Chestnuts roasting on an open fire are more of a Western treat, but people in Japan enjoy the fall nuts boiled, steamed or mixed with rice. Even if you are allergic, you can have fun folding your own origami chestnut.

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Grapes ripen at the end of the summer, allowing us all to enjoy the sweet fruits in fall. Like most fruits in Japan, grapes can get pretty expensive, so save some money and watch the YouTube video below to learn how to make your own lovely bunch of grapes.

Image: Origami Club

Gingko trees are very popular in Japan, especially during the autumn season when the leaves turn golden yellow. Even if you don’t have any gingko trees in your neighborhood, you can enjoy them with this origami gingko leaf. Instructions can be found here!

Image: Origami Club

Although not as beautiful as the gingko leaf, these fallen leaves will get you in the fall spirit! Learn how to make them here!

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Apple picking is a fun fall event, but sometimes you can’t make it out to the orchard. You can still get into an autumn state of mind by making this apple origami.

Image: Origami Club

Mushroom hunting is a favorite pastime of many people in Japan. However, it can be a dangerous hobby if you are not properly trained. Luckily, you need absolutely no training to execute this adorable origami mushroom thanks to these easy instructions.

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What’s fall without Halloween? Celebrate October 31 with a cute origami Jack o’ Lantern!


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