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Orange 3D Glove

Orange 3D Glove Paper Squishy

Build an orange five-finger paper glove with four curved side strips and a closed wrist. Includes color and coloring sheets, A4/Letter PDFs and a 12-step guide. Careful work around the finger gaps is needed; the glove is not wearable.

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Print and measure. Choose the color or coloring set: 3 cut-out pages in one paper size. Print at 100%; the bar must measure 50 mm. Use 80–100 g/m² paper, scissors, clear tape, glue, soft stuffing and a blunt tool. Color before cutting.

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Difficulty: Medium Time: 60–90 mins Theme: 3D Paper: A4 / US Letter File: PNG / PDF / ZIP Print scale: Print at 100% / Actual size. Never fit to page. 3D template
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Check the finished glove. Check all four wall joins, every fingertip, both seams and the closed wrist. Press gently and patch any lifting tape. The model is about 120 × 155 × 18 mm. It is a five-finger paper squishy, not a wearable glove.

Assembly overview

  1. Print and measure. Choose the color or coloring set: 3 cut-out pages in one paper size. Print at 100%; the bar must measure 50 mm. Use 80–100 g/m² paper, scissors, clear tape, glue, soft stuffing and a blunt tool. Color before cutting.
  2. Cut six pieces. Cut F, B and W1–W4 on their solid outer contours. Keep the printed details intact. Lightly pencil each code on the blank reverse before separating the pieces. F and B are mirror images; do not print two copies of F.
  3. Prepare the curved edges. Gently curl all four wall strips across their length. Do not crease the decorative lines or cut tabs into the paper. Prepare short pieces of clear tape, about 8 mm wide and 5–8 mm long; use smaller pieces in the finger gaps.
  4. Join the four strips. Keep the printed faces outward. Glue W1's J underneath W2's starting edge, matching 5 to 5. Continue W2→W3 at 9 and W3→W4 at 13. Cover each J by exactly 8 mm; the numbered edge stays at the join line.
  5. Close the sidewall loop. Glue W4's J under W1's starting edge at 1. Let the joints set. Keep the band untwisted: its upper long edge meets F, and the lower edge with O meets B. The total usable length is 738.90 mm; do not stretch it.
  6. Attach the front. Each equal strip follows one quarter of the outline, not one finger. Diagram colors only identify routes. With F printed side out, start at wrist 1 and follow W1: 1→5, W2: 5→9, W3: 9→13, W4: 13→1. Match the smaller numbers too. Butt F and the wall together without overlap; bridge with tape and seal the full F seam.
  7. Work around the fingers. Bend the wall around every fingertip and into every finger gap. Add one short tape piece at a time, half on F and half on the wall. Snip only the loose tape where needed, never the paper. Keep all four finger gaps open and free of tape bridges.
  8. Attach the back. Turn the assembly over. B's blank side faces inside; its printed side faces out. Match the numbers again and tape B to the lower wall edge. Leave only the teal O section at the wrist open, about 24 mm. The rest of B must be sealed.
  9. Fill the fingertips first. Feed tiny tufts of soft stuffing through O. Use a blunt tool to move them into all five fingertips, then withdraw the tool. Keep the wall joints supported and avoid poking or packing the tips tightly.
  10. Fill the palm lightly. Add loose stuffing to the palm through O. Keep the sides about 18 mm deep; stop before F or B bulges hard. Gently press each finger and spread the filling until all five keep their shape without becoming rigid.
  11. Close the wrist. Bring B's O edge against the wall's O edge without overlap. Bridge the entire 24 mm opening with short clear tape pieces. Smooth the tape around both corners. All stuffing stays inside; the wrist is closed.
  12. Check the finished glove. Check all four wall joins, every fingertip, both seams and the closed wrist. Press gently and patch any lifting tape. The model is about 120 × 155 × 18 mm. It is a five-finger paper squishy, not a wearable glove.

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Print and measure. Choose the color or coloring set: 3 cut-out pages in one paper size. Print at 100%; the bar must measure 50 mm. Use 80–100 g/m² paper, scissors, clear tape, glue, soft stuffing and a blunt tool. Color before cutting.

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