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How to Draw a Cornucopia – Step-by-Step Harvest Drawing for Kids

Overflowing with fruits and harvest treasures, this cornucopia drawing activity introduces children to a traditional symbol of abundance in a fun and creative way. The easy step-by-step images guide young artists through each stage, making the detailed shape simple to draw. To add more Thanksgiving drawings to your collection, you can also learn how to draw a pumpkin during your next step by step drawing session. A printable PDF worksheet is included for extra practice, helping children strengthen observation skills, fine motor control, and drawing confidence while exploring a classic harvest-themed object.

 


Celebrate the harvest season with Monkey Pen and learn how to draw a cornucopia filled with fruits and vegetables using easy step-by-step instructions.

Step 1: Draw a small group of circles to begin the bunch of grapes.

Step 2: Add more circles to make the bunch of grapes larger.

Step 3: Draw a curved outline for the pear behind the grapes.

Step 4: Add a short stem at the top of the pear.

Step 5: Draw a large, rounded shape on the left side of the grapes.

Step 6: Add a small dip at the top of this rounded shape.

Step 7: Draw curved sections to turn the rounded shape into a small pumpkin.

Step 8: Draw a round apple behind the small pumpkin.

Step 9: Add a short stem and a small leaf to the apple.

Step 10: Start drawing a large, rounded pumpkin behind the other fruits.

Step 11: Add a thick, curved stem to the top of the large pumpkin.

Step 12: Draw several curved lines to divide the large pumpkin into sections.

Step 13: Draw the curved outline of another fruit behind the pear.

Step 14: Add a large, pointed leaf on the right ideas in the given image.

Step 15: Draw the centre vein and smaller veins inside the leaf.

Step 16: Draw another large, pointed leaf on the left side.

Step 17: Add the centre vein and smaller veins inside this leaf.

Step 18: Draw a third pointed leaf behind the large pumpkin.

Step 19: Add a centre vein and smaller veins inside the third leaf.

Step 20: Draw a large, bumpy arch behind the fruit to begin the cornucopia’s opening.

Step 21: Draw another bumpy arch outside the first one to make the thick rim.

Step 22: Add short, curved lines across the rim to create a woven pattern.

Step 23: Draw two long, curved lines extending from the right side of the rim.

Step 24: Add another curved section to make the cornucopia longer.

Step 25: Continue adding curved sections as the horn becomes narrower.

Step 26: Curl the narrow end upward and finish it with a small, rounded tip.

Step 27: Erase any unnecessary lines and colour yor cornucopia to complete the drawing.



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