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Color template
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Butter Squishy Template: Printable PNG PDF ZIP
Preview the butter squishy first, then download the print-ready PDF or complete ZIP pack. You get a color template, matching coloring page, and simple assembly steps for a soft paper butter bar.
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Download template ZIPReadyTemplate files
The available PDFs use A4 paper. Print at Actual Size (100%); do not use Fit to Page. PNG files are for previewing.
Preview the template assets
Start with the ZIP pack if you want every verified file, or preview the body and component PNGs first. Use the A4 or US Letter PDF at Actual Size for printing.
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Coloring template
This keeps the exact same verified cut geometry as the color template, with a blank artwork layer.
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3D steps
Follow the body assembly view for the order: join walls, attach front, attach back, stuff, and close.
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Make it work
Printable workflow for this squishy
Use this section as the craft-table checklist: choose the right file, print it cleanly, assemble in the right order, and fix common problems before the final seal.
Which file should I use?
- 1 Finished cover
Use this first to confirm the shape, colors, and finished look before spending paper.
- 2 Color template
Best for a fast project. Print, tape, cut, stuff, and seal.
- 3 Coloring template
Best for kids or classrooms. Color while the sheet is flat, then tape both sides.
- 4 Assembly steps
Open this while making the template so the folding and stuffing order stays clear.
- 5 ZIP asset pack
Best if you want every image and PDF for one template in a single download.
Want everything? Download this template's ZIP pack from the download panel.
Assembly steps ready
Butter Stick
3D templates need pre-folding before stuffing. If the shape twists, remove stuffing and re-crease the folds.
Print settings that prevent bad cuts
- Use 100% scale, actual size, or no scaling. Do not use fit-to-page if it changes the dieline.
- Print one test page first and check that tabs, fold lines, and margins are not clipped.
- Print the available PDF that matches your paper size. PNG files are screen previews. Follow the template’s own calibration and orientation instructions.
- Plain printer paper is usually easier to squish than thick cardstock.
5-step assembly order
- Preview
Look at the finished cover and template preview so you know which panels become the visible front.
- Color
If using the coloring version, color before cutting. Keep heavy marker ink away from fold lines.
- Protect
Cover the front and back with overlapping clear tape. Rub the tape flat before cutting.
- Cut and fold
Cut outside the solid lines and pre-fold dashed lines gently with a ruler edge.
- Stuff and close
Add a small amount of soft stuffing, test the squeeze, then close the last seam with short tape strips.
Quick fixes
Edges keep opening
Use shorter tape pieces around curves, then press each seam from the center outward.
Template feels too hard
Open the last seam and remove stuffing. Paper squishies need air space to bounce back.
Art looks wrinkled
Tape the flat sheet before cutting and avoid stretching tape over curved corners.
Panels do not align
Reprint at 100% scale and cut just outside the black outline instead of inside it.
Make this template work in real life
Use the printable as a craft object: preview the asset, print at actual size, color before cutting, tape both sides, then add only enough stuffing for a soft squeeze.
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Print the template at 100% scale and cut the FRONT, BACK, and one continuous SIDE BAND.
Start with a simple outline, print at 100% scale, and keep the design inside the safe page margins.
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Fold every dashed line on the side band and fold its glue tabs inward.
Color while the paper is still flat. Large marker areas are easier to smooth before tape is added.
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Glue the seam tab to the LEFT END to make one four-side rectangular loop.
Cover both sides with overlapping strips of clear tape so the paper resists tearing and smudging.
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Attach the FRONT fully, leave a 30 mm opening while attaching the BACK, then stuff and seal it.
Use small pieces of tissue, clean grocery bag, or soft scrap paper. Too much stuffing makes seams pop.
Print and Assembly Checks
- Keep print scale at 100% so front, back, tabs, and fold lines stay aligned.
- Color while the sheet is still flat, then tape both sides before cutting.
- Use short tape strips around tight curves instead of forcing one long strip to bend.
- If the squishy feels hard, remove a little stuffing before sealing the final edge.
FAQ
Why is butter a good squishy template?
Butter squishy, mantequilla squishy, and manteiga squishy searches all show trend signals, and the simple bar shape is beginner-friendly.
Can I make it crunchy?
Yes. Add a small layer of clean crinkle paper inside before stuffing, but keep the bar lightly filled so the seams do not pop.
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