Phone Paper Squishy
A kawaii phone paper squishy with a printable screen template, coloring page, assembly steps, and ZIP pack.
Files and instructionsA phone is one of the easiest custom paper squishy ideas because the base shape is simple. The trick is to keep the screen generic, use rounded corners, and avoid overstuffing the edges.
Explore Phones, computers & games designs below. Each project has its own shapes and assembly steps; open a design to choose its available printable files.
A kawaii phone paper squishy with a printable screen template, coloring page, assembly steps, and ZIP pack.
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Build a lilac keyboard with 28 paper keycaps and crossed paper springs. Eight template sheets, A4/Letter PDFs and a practice key to test before assembly.
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Build a small 3D paper laptop with separate screen and keyboard units, raised side walls, a tape-supported hinge, and a blank screen ready for your own drawings or stickers.
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An original kawaii game controller paper squishy with printable color and coloring templates, picture steps, PDFs, and a ZIP pack.
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A generic handheld game squishy with a wide console shape, buttons, and a star screen.
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A 55 × 40 × 100 mm arcade cabinet with a recessed front. Assemble four pieces; the screen and buttons are printed details.
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An original Y2K-inspired digital camera paper squishy with color and coloring templates, visual assembly steps, PDFs, and a ZIP pack.
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Build a paper robot with eight split-pin joints, reinforced limbs and a lightly filled body. Three color or coloring sheets with an eight-step illustrated guide.
Files and instructionsCompare phones, keyboards, laptops, controllers and an arcade cabinet. For moving parts, inspect the individual laptop or robot guide before choosing a model.
The lilac keyboard has 28 keycaps and crossed paper springs; try its practice key before making the full keyboard. The laptop has separate screen and keyboard units joined by a tape-supported hinge. The robot uses eight split-pin joints. These projects offer different kinds of movement, with different parts and assembly steps.
Learn how to make a paper squishyFind companion designs below. Compare finished sizes before combining projects.
The phone template is a core 3D asset: cover image, color template, coloring template, assembly storyboard, and one ZIP pack share the same data structure as the main library.
Preview this PNG on screen. Use the PDF, not the PNG, as the print-ready source.
Use this matching coloring template to choose your own colors.
Follow the body assembly view for the order: join walls, attach front, attach back, stuff, and close.
The available PDFs use A4 paper. Print at Actual Size (100%); do not use Fit to Page. PNG files are for previewing.
Download ZIP · 12.1 MBTemplates and available guides in one ZIP.
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Draw a made-up home screen, camera dots, stickers, or a cute face. Avoid copying a real brand logo or exact phone UI.
A flat phone squishy is easier than a thick 3D phone because the screen stays cleaner and the edges line up faster.
Sharp corners split more easily after stuffing. Rounded corners give tape more room to hold.
Put the soft filling in the center, not the corners, so the phone does not warp.
These templates teach the same skills: flat faces, corners, folds, and light stuffing.
Fold, tape, and stuff a cheerful milk carton squishy.
A 55 × 40 × 100 mm arcade cabinet with a recessed front. Assemble four pieces; the screen and buttons are printed details.
A fast mini heart template for classroom crafts, party tables, and beginner makers.
Choose the PDF and paper size you need. Print at 100% / Actual size. PNG files are for previewing.