Paper Apple Template — Low-Poly 3D Papercraft Fruit (PDF + SVG)

18,00  {with Tax}

  • A low-poly paper apple you build from a printable template.
  • Freestanding — set it on a table, a shelf, or pile a whole harvest into a bowl.
  • 3 sheets · 9 cm · 2–3 hours to build · PDF + SVG.
  • Instant download — all you need is paper and a little patience.
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What it is

The Paper Apple is a papercraft fruit you print, fold, and glue from three sheets of card, then set out as freestanding decor — on a table, along a shelf, or piled into a bowl. The pattern splits cleanly into two red sheets for the body and one green for the leaf and stem, and the finished apple measures 9 cm (3½ in) in every direction — close enough to life size that a bowl of them reads as a still life from across the room.

The bowl is the point. At three sheets and an evening apiece, this is a paper apple you build once to learn and then in batches — a red one, a green one, a pink one — until the bowl fills up. The template is printed on white card by design: the colour comes from the card you choose, so metallic, glitter, or plain bristol all work, and no two harvests come out the same.

Specifications

FilesPDF (A4 and US Letter) + SVG cut files
Finished size9 × 9 × 9 cm (3½ × 3½ × 3½ in)
Number of sheets3 (2 red + 1 green)
Build time2–3 hours
Skill levelEasy-going: a relaxed step up, comfortable for a second or third project
Recommended paper160–260 gsm card
Machine compatibilityCricut, Silhouette (separated cut + crease lines)
DeliveryInstant digital download

Where it belongs

Made for: farmhouse & home decor · autumn / seasonal decor · table styling & bowl displays

The apple is a piece for the middle of the house — a bowl filler for a farmhouse table, a run of fruit along a kitchen shelf, an autumn centrepiece that costs three sheets of card per apple instead of a florist’s bill. Because it holds its shape year-round, the same harvest carries a table from September to Christmas, and in white or metallic card it steps out of the orchard entirely and becomes quiet, geometric decor.

How you build it

  1. Print or cut. Print the PDF (A4 or US Letter) at home on card, or send the SVG to a Cricut or Silhouette — cut and crease lines are separated, ready to go.
  2. Score and fold along the marked lines. This is what gives the apple its faceted, low-poly shape.
  3. Glue the numbered pieces in sequence. Start with number 1 and continue — the numbering means you’re never guessing what connects to what.
  4. Set it out. The apple stands on its own — on a table, a shelf, or in a bowl with the rest of the harvest.


How hard is it?

Level 2 of 4 — Easy-going : A relaxed build with a little more to it. The folds are straightforward; you’ll just want an unhurried evening and a steady hand. Comfortable for a second or third project, and gentle enough to manage with older children.

What do I get?

  • PDF templates in A4 and US Letter
  • SVG cut files
  • Illustrated step-by-step instructions
  • A video tutorial
  • Instructions in English

Questions makers ask

This is a digital download — you receive printable files and make the piece yourself. Nothing physical is shipped.

  • A home printer (or a cutting machine)
  • 160–260 gsm card
  • A craft knife or scissors
  • A scoring tool or a blunt knife
  • Glue

Illustrated step-by-step instructions and a video tutorial are included.

Both work. Print the PDF and cut by hand with a craft knife and a steady surface, or send the SVG to a Cricut or Silhouette if you’d rather the machine do the cutting.

A 160–260 gsm card holds the folds crisply without fighting you at the glue stage. Lighter paper folds easily but loses its shape; heavier stock looks lovely but cracks on tight folds.

The download is available the moment checkout completes, and you can download it again any time from your account.

There’s something here for every level. We rate each template on a four-level scale, and the level is marked in every product’s description and specifications, so you can pick one that matches your confidence:

  • Level 1 — Gentle: a great first build, big simple folds, not many of them.
  • Level 2 — Easy-going: a relaxed step up, comfortable for a confident beginner.
  • Level 3 — A proper project: more pieces and finer folds, rewarding a little patience.
  • Level 4 — For experienced folders: an involved build with lots of pieces.

Whatever the level, the numbered pieces and illustrated instructions keep you on track..

Licence questions

Yes. You’re welcome to sell finished pieces you’ve made by hand, with credit to Smaga Paperwood, up to a normal handmade scale.

Yes. Once they’re built, your finished pieces are yours to use as props or décor in photography, and styled events. A credit to Smaga Paperwood — a tag, or a line in the styling credits — is always appreciated.
This covers the pieces you’ve made, not the template files themselves, which stay for your own use.

A simple mention is all we ask — “design by Smaga Paperwood” on a label, or in your social media post, so buyers know where the design came from.

No. The PDF and SVG files are for your own use to build from — please don’t share, resell, or redistribute the files, whether for free or for profit.

Anything beyond handmade scale — batch manufacturing or mass production — is by arrangement. Get in touch and we’ll work out terms together.

Made, not just drawn

By the time a template reaches the shop, it has been made by hand at least three times. The folds, the glue tabs, the order of assembly — all of it is tested on real paper before it ever reaches you. It’s the standard behind every one of our 9,400+ sales.

About us

Smaga Paperwood is two sculptors working from the edge of a forest in the Polish countryside, designing paper templates meant to be built, not just admired. When you build one, you’re following folds we worked out by hand ourselves.

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