3D Paper Squishy Templates

• Use 3D templates for boxes, milk cartons, phones, arcade machines, snacks, books, and food with volume.
• Choose big panels and wide tabs for your first 3D paper squishy.
• Pre-fold every dashed line before adding stuffing so the shape closes cleanly.
• Use less stuffing than a flat squishy because corners open faster on 3D shapes.

• Print at 100% scale or actual size so tabs and panels stay aligned.
• Color the sheet while it is still flat, then cover both sides with clear tape.
• Reinforce corners with several short tape strips instead of one long strip.
• Test the shape once before sealing the final edge.

Review the safety checklist if kids will cut, tape, or play with the finished squishy.