Origami Apple Folding Instructions

Learn how to make an origami apple, a fun origami style perfect for fall and harvest time!

In the enchanting world of paper folding, origami stands out as a captivating art form that effortlessly combines simplicity with creativity. If you’re new or have young children eager to explore the wonders of origami, our step-by-step instructions are the perfect gateway into this timeless craft. It really is super easy.

Join us as we guide you through each fold, making the art of origami as easy as pie – or in this case, as easy as crafting your own origami apple!

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Participating in the art of origami brings many benefits to young minds. In addition to the sheer joy of creating something beautiful with their hands, children also gain valuable cognitive and motor skills through the precise folds involved in origami. This ancient way of folding paper enhances concentration and fosters patience and perseverance as children follow step-by-step instructions.

As young craftsmen bring paper to life, they also experience enhanced self-esteem and a sense of accomplishment, making origami an enriching and enjoyable activity for children and beginners alike. head.

How to make Origami apple

What you need:

• drag
• glue
• origami paper or apple colored square paper
• colored paper (brown and green)

Step-by-step instructions

Start with a square piece of paper (origami or regular apple colored printer paper).

Fold diagonally (both sides).

Open up. Now, bring one corner to the middle.

Bring the same corner to the top.

Bring the opposite corner to the top. You will now have a hexagon-like shape in front of you.

Take the right corner and fold it to the top (fold starts from the middle).

Repeat the folding process with the wrong side to create a heart shape.

Turn the paper over.

We are almost done.

Fold one of the top corner points down.

Repeat the process on the other side.

Next, fold the left and right corners inward.

Turn the paper over.

Have your child fold the bottom part back to complete the apple shape.

Now we just need to add some non-origami details to this project.

Cut leaf shapes from green paper.

Cut a rectangle from brown paper to make the trunk. Glue the leaves onto the stem.

Now, ask them to glue the stem and leaves to the back of the apple.

All done!

Do you like the origami apples your kids make?

They look delicious.

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