Autumn Origami : Fall Season

Autumn Origami is a page dedicated to images of the fall season:
  – leaves changing color,
  – bare tree branches, and
  – year end’s harvest of pumpkins & squash.
These are followed by images of Halloween and Thanksgiving.

Fallen Leaves

Autumn is also called Fall because the leaves on tree change color and fall to the ground. There are many examples of origami leaves; you can make them in shades of orange and brown to emphasize the season.

Leaf (N Robinson)
Leaf (M van Gelder)
Leaf (G Bubniak)

5-Point Leaf: pg 1, pg 2 (D Donahue)
Autumn Leaf (P Keller) , make a hexagon here
Easy Origami Leaf (ORC)
Double Leaf Ornament (A Barbour)

Maple Leaf (origami-club.com)
Maple leaf (B Chan)
Maple Leaf (Jassu) page 3 here , video here
Japanese Maple Leaf (S Nakajima)

Origami Leaf (bloomize.com)
Origami Leaf (M Faiz)
Poplar Leaf (V Dolz)

As the leaves fall off, the trees become bare. The ground is covered with decomposing leaves. This forest litter can sometimes be home to mushrooms and undergrowth. All symbols of the encroaching winter.

L’Arbre/Tree (C Boudais)
Autumn Tree (N Robinson)
Tree (NH Cường)

Mushroom (page-a-day calendar)
Mushroom (M Slayton)
Poisonous Mushroom/ A Fly Agaric (origami-club.com)
Mushroom/Fly Amantia (J Langeveld)
Coca Cola Cup Mushroom (FrealaF)
Toadstool (origami-club.com)

Pine Cone (T Kawasaki)

Pumpkins and Jack O Lanterns

Pumpkins are a classic symbol of the Fall Season. In October, pumpkins turn into Jack O’ Lanterns
A little easier:

• Easy Origami Pumpkin (make-origami.com)
• Easy Paper Pumpkin (make-origami.com)
• Jack-O-Lantern (origami-club.com)
• Pumpkin Head: Page 1, 2 (sarah)
• Waterbomb Pumpkin (make-origami.com)

A little harder:

• Crazy Jack (A Hudson)
• Easy Origami Pumpkin (make-origami.com)
• Jack-o’-lantern (A Barbour): pg 1, pg 2
• Jack-O-Lantern (J Clark)
• Jack-O-Lantern (J Shafer)
• Jack-O-Lantern (L Cooper)
• Jack-O’-Lantern (J Wu)
• Jan-O-Lantern (KA Lundberg)
• Pumpkin Face (S Chen)
• Pureland Pumpkin Face (S Chen)

Turkey

In USA and Canada, you can’t think of autumn without thinking of turkeys/ This is because the traditional Thanksgiving dinner in November features a roasted turkey.

Turkey: 1 , 2 , 3 , 4 (AF Barbour)
Turkey (J Ku)
Thanksgiving Turkey (A Hudson)
Swan/Turkey (ORC)

Table Napkin Turkey (nola.com)

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