Fall Agamograph Template for Kids

Autumn brings us lots of different colors, so we have created a free printable Autumn Agamograph Template for your kids to color and create a themed backdrop.

Agamograph coloring pages are perfect for both kids and adults, so let’s have fun with them!

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If you love fall, these printable fall themed agamograph templates are sure to be a great thing to do with your kids.

The days are getting shorter, and nature is changing most of the greenery into mostly brown shades. And this is also why we love autumn – colour, colour everywhere!

For this season we designed two separate autumn themed images. One is a cute hedgehog with mushrooms in the background and another is full of fallen leaves.

We decided to color this lovely agamograph with colors that typically “define” autumn, such as orange, red, yellow, dark brown, light brown, and a touch of blue. Of course, you can use colors that you like better.

We always try to color the background of each image with different colors to have contrast when you view them from any angle.

Are you ready? Let’s make this fall agamograph stand out!

How to Create an Agamograph with our Fall Agamograph Template

What you need:

• our printable fall agamograph template (you can get it at the end of this tutorial)
• coloring materials (pencils, markers, crayons…) (we like Tombow Dual Brush Markers)
• drag
• scoring tool (we usually use something we have handy – this time we used a wooden stick with a pointed tip)
• printer
• paper (we use 160 gsm white printing paper)

Ready? Let’s get started!

Watch Video Tutorial

Or follow this step-by-step tutorial with tips and tricks on how to make an Agamograph this fall

Start by printing out our fall agamograph template (you can find it at the end of the tutorial).

If you don’t have the thicker paper, regular paper will work fine, so don’t worry.

You can download the free printable template at the end of this tutorial and print it out.

We like vibrant colors so we decided to use yellow, orange, red, brown, green and blue markers.

After coloring, cut out the entire image.

We need some marks along the lines. Use a ruler (or any other straight object) to help you make sharp folds.

We use a wooden stick with a pointed tip to do this job.

It’s time to use the accordion folding technique.

Use a ruler or craft stick to help you fold each piece of the “agamograph puzzle.”

Now start folding until the end of the agamograph pattern.

Fold tightly.

Now that you have folded the entire artwork, gently unfold the agamograph (hold each side and “pull” it apart).

Your fall agamograph is complete!

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