Paper squishy templates
Make a little paper pillow with two printed panels, clear tape and a small amount of tissue. Choose an original butter packet, a snack pouch to personalize or a pretend phone. The three designs share one simple assembly method.
Choose a template.
Print at 100% / Actual size.
Each PDF includes its intended paper size.
How to make it.
Choose and print
Pick one PDF below. Print on A4 at 100% or Actual size. Color the panels before assembly; clear tape over the artwork gives it a smoother surface.
Cut the two panels
Cut around each outside outline. Place the panels back-to-back with their printed sides facing outward. Trim uneven edges so the outlines match.
Tape and fill lightly
Tape the left, right and bottom edges together. Add loosely crumpled tissue in small pieces. Leave plenty of air space so the pouch can compress.
Close the top
Tape the final edge. A tiny untaped gap can let air escape when you press gently. Add more tape if the paper edges start to separate.
A few useful tips
- This is a paper craft rather than a foam toy: it may crease and will not spring back like foam.
- Do not overfill the pouch. Too much tissue makes the seams difficult to close.
- Use the blank snack-pouch label for your own design. The pretend phone is an original generic design without brand logos.
Frequently asked questions.
Quick answers before you print.
What is a paper squishy template?+
It is a printable pair of matching shapes that you cut, join and fill lightly to make a soft paper pouch. These templates include both the front and back.
Can I make a butter or phone paper squishy?+
Yes. This page includes an original butter-packet design and a generic pretend-phone design, plus a snack pouch. Each PDF contains two matching panels.
What can I use for the filling?+
A small amount of torn tissue or soft scrap paper works for this simple paper version. Keep it loose so the finished pouch can compress.