Steps to make a Halloween pumpkin with paper

Ingredients to be prepared

1. Color paper
2. Drag
3. Torsion springs
4. Tape

How to make a paper pumpkin lantern

Step 1: Take orange paper, cut it into paper spokes with a width of about 1-2 cm.

Step 2: Use double-sided adhesive tape to stick to the 2 ends of the paper spokes.

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Step 3. Arrange the paper spokes stacked on top of each other, spread the spokes out to round and then use adhesive tape to fix the spokes.

Step 4: Cut a small circle, stick it on the top of 1 spoke. Peel off the tape at the top of the paper spokes one by one and stick them on the bottom of the small circle in order from right to left to create a pumpkin-like shape.

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Step 5: Use green paper to cut two more leaves and stick them on the pumpkin.

Step 6: Cut a piece of green paper, twist it into a spring and stick it to the edge of the leaf to form a stem for the pumpkin.

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Step 7: Use black paper to cut the eyes and mouth, then stick it on the pumpkin.

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How to make Halloween paper pumpkins

Paper pumpkin collage is very simple, you can do it with the kids to make their own Halloween decorations.

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1. Step 1: Use orange paper, fold it in half and then use a pencil to draw a curve and cut along to create the shape of the pumpkin.
2. Step 2: Use white paper to cut into small rectangular pieces to make teeth, 2 small circles to make eyes.
3. Step 3: Take black paper and cut half a large circle to make the mouth, 2 small circles to make the pupils of the eyes.
4. Step 4: Cut the green paper into a stalk shape.
5. Step 5: Use glue to fix the parts to shape the face of the pumpkin.
6. Step 6: After completing the paper pumpkins, you can attach them where you want for Halloween decoration.

Marvin Fry

Update 28 October 2021