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Horse & Pony Paper Squishy Set Paper Squishy

Make a white horse and a chestnut spotted pony as two separate paper squishies. Includes color and coloring templates, 16 illustrated steps, A4 and Letter PDFs and a complete ZIP.

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Choose color OR coloring and A4 OR US Letter. Print 2 cutting sheets at 100% / Actual Size, without Fit to Page. Check the 50 mm line and read all 4 English guide pages.

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Difficulty: Medium Time: 40 mins Theme: Animal Paper: A4 / US Letter; 2 cutting sheets File: PNG previews, actual-size A4 and Letter PDFs, complete ZIP Print scale: 100% / Actual Size; check the 50 mm line Flat-friendly template
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Two separate animals, 4 faces total. Flat cut outlines: horse 126 × 100 mm; pony 106 × 86 mm. Each has its own 36 mm filling opening. Fill lightly; thickness varies. The cover is an illustrated assembly reference.

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English assembly guide 1 / 4

Follow all 16 steps. Protect printed faces, transfer the marks, cut and place blank sides together. Wrap tape over both faces around the edge, leave 36 mm open, fill lightly and seal. Use short tape at curves. Keep dry.

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English assembly guide 2 / 4

Follow all 16 steps. Protect printed faces, transfer the marks, cut and place blank sides together. Wrap tape over both faces around the edge, leave 36 mm open, fill lightly and seal. Use short tape at curves. Keep dry.

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English assembly guide 3 / 4

Follow all 16 steps. Protect printed faces, transfer the marks, cut and place blank sides together. Wrap tape over both faces around the edge, leave 36 mm open, fill lightly and seal. Use short tape at curves. Keep dry.

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English assembly guide 4 / 4

Follow all 16 steps. Protect printed faces, transfer the marks, cut and place blank sides together. Wrap tape over both faces around the edge, leave 36 mm open, fill lightly and seal. Use short tape at curves. Keep dry.

Assembly overview

  1. Print at the real size. Choose A4 or US Letter PDF for your paper. Print at 100% / Actual Size, without Fit to Page. Measure the printed 50 mm line with a ruler before cutting. Use ordinary printer paper, clear tape, scissors and soft tissue.
  2. Choose colour or colouring. Use one version, not both. If using the colouring pages, colour before adding tape. F and B belong to one object. Mane, tail, hooves and spots are printed details: do not cut around them.
  3. Protect the printed faces. Cover the printed side of every panel with smooth strips of clear tape, overlapping slightly. Leave each blank reverse untaped. Burnish out air pockets. Both front and back pictures need this protection.
  4. Transfer marks, then cut. Before cutting, use light through the paper to copy endpoints 1 and 2 onto the blank reverse and the cut-edge position. Cut only the solid outside contour. Keep matching F and B together. Printed detail lines stay inside the piece.
  5. H / Align the two panels. Turn B over. Put the blank sides together and the pictures outward. The mirrored B silhouette now matches F. Match the ears and feet and the two pencil endpoints. The 36 mm edge between 1 and 2 will stay open.
  6. H / Bridge the edge with tape. Start away from the opening. Pinch the paper edges together. Centre a short strip of clear tape over the edge and fold it onto BOTH protected printed faces. The enlarged side section shows the U-shaped wrap. No wall strip or glue tabs are needed.
  7. H / Tape the inward turns. At ear, neck or leg valleys, use shorter tape pieces. Snip only the free overhanging tape edge, stopping before the paper. Fold each small flap onto the other face. Press into the valley; never bridge across the empty notch.
  8. H / Keep one opening. Continue around the perimeter but leave the whole 36 mm edge between pencil marks 1 and 2 untaped. The green route is sealed; the blue dashed route remains open. Check that there are no other gaps before filling.
  9. H / Fill gently through 1-2. Push small loose pieces of soft tissue through the opening. Spread them gently into the body and broad tips. Keep the paper edge pinched thin. Stop before the faces become taut or seams pull. Keep filling out of the final tape area.
  10. H / Seal the final opening. Bring the two paper edges together between 1 and 2. Apply short overlapping tape strips across the gap, folding every strip onto both faces. Join into the already sealed ends. Press the tape all along the repaired edge.
  11. P / Align the two panels. Turn B over. Put the blank sides together and the pictures outward. The mirrored B silhouette now matches F. Match the ears and feet and the two pencil endpoints. The 36 mm edge between 1 and 2 will stay open.
  12. P / Tape the inward turns. At ear, neck or leg valleys, use shorter tape pieces. Snip only the free overhanging tape edge, stopping before the paper. Fold each small flap onto the other face. Press into the valley; never bridge across the empty notch.
  13. P / Keep one opening. Continue around the perimeter but leave the whole 36 mm edge between pencil marks 1 and 2 untaped. The green route is sealed; the blue dashed route remains open. Check that there are no other gaps before filling.
  14. P / Fill gently through 1-2. Push small loose pieces of soft tissue through the opening. Spread them gently into the body and broad tips. Keep the paper edge pinched thin. Stop before the faces become taut or seams pull. Keep filling out of the final tape area.
  15. P / Seal the final opening. Bring the two paper edges together between 1 and 2. Apply short overlapping tape strips across the gap, folding every strip onto both faces. Join into the already sealed ends. Press the tape all along the repaired edge.
  16. Your two-animal set. Finish H and P as separate squishies. Check all edge seams on both. The white horse has a longer neck and legs; the spotted pony is compact with a fuller mane. Neither object needs a stand, horn or separate tail. Squeeze gently.

FAQ

Are the horse and pony separate objects?

Yes. Make H and P separately. The white horse has a longer neck and legs; the compact chestnut pony has an Appaloosa-inspired spotted blanket. Mane, tail, hooves and spots are printed details.

Which files should I print?

Choose color OR coloring and A4 OR US Letter. Print 2 cutting sheets at 100% / Actual Size, without Fit to Page. Check the 50 mm line and read all 4 English guide pages. Each PDF is one page. The ZIP contains 69 files, including all three guide languages.

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