Squishy Coloring Pages: Three Original Printables

Squishy coloring pages to print

Print three squishy coloring pages from the outlines below: Cloud Friend, Rounded Star, and Wobbly Cube. Each sheet has a face and a line for your name and colors. Pick one design or color the whole set. These are original imaginary toy drawings created for this page, with no store product to copy.

How to print the outlines

Start with your browser’s Print command. Check the preview before sending anything to a printer: the outline, its title, and the name line should all be visible. Choose the paper size you actually have, such as A4 or US Letter.

1. Open the print preview and look through the sheets in order: Cloud Friend, Rounded Star, then Wobbly Cube.
2. Turn off browser headers and footers if the dialog gives you that option.
3. To print one design, select the page containing that outline in the preview. Check the selection again before printing.
4. If any part is outside the page, try the dialog’s fit-to-page or scale setting, then inspect the preview again.
5. If your browser offers Save as PDF, choose it to keep a copy of the print layout. You can select that saved file when you are ready to print.

The three sheets are below. Leave the name line blank if you prefer, or use the colors line to record the palette you chose. That makes it easier to compare two versions of the same drawing later.

Cloud Friend

Name: ____________________ Colors: ____________________

Rounded Star

Name: ____________________ Colors: ____________________

Wobbly Cube

Name: ____________________ Colors: ____________________

Give each design a color plan

Choose your colors before you begin, or make the decisions as you go. The outlines leave the coloring choices open; the suggestions here are starting points rather than colors you need to match.

Cloud Friend: Try a single color across the cloud, then add a second color around the lower edge. For another version, divide the blank area into stripes or draw a few small stars around the face. Keep the eyes and mouth visible, or give them a color of their own.

Rounded Star: The outline has five rounded points. You could give each point a different color, alternate two colors around the shape, or keep the star plain and decorate the space outside it. Add a name for the character under the drawing if you want to turn it into a small picture with a story.

Wobbly Cube: Use the extra lines as guides for separate color areas. Try one color on the main face and another on the narrow side, or use related shades throughout. You can also ignore the idea of a realistic block and fill every area with a different pattern: dots, checks, or short stripes.

Make two versions without changing the outline

For a simple comparison, print the same design twice. On the first copy, choose one main color and leave the surrounding page blank. On the second, use a different palette and add a background. Place the copies beside each other and decide which version you prefer.

You could also change just one detail between copies: the eye colors, a pattern, or the name of the character. Write your choices on the colors line. If someone else is coloring the same outline, compare the choices without treating either version as the correct answer.

FAQ

Are these drawings of products sold by Squeezy?

These three outlines are imaginary designs made for this coloring page. They are not traced from product photographs or intended to represent a particular toy’s dimensions, materials, or performance.

Can I print just one of these squishy coloring pages?

Use the print preview to locate the sheet you want, then select its page if your print dialog allows page selection. The sheets appear in cloud, star, and cube order. Always check what the preview will print before confirming.

Is there a PDF download?

The outlines are on this page. If your browser includes Save as PDF in its Print dialog, you can use that option to save the sheets. This page does not link to a separate PDF download.

Are these paper squishy assembly templates?

They are flat coloring sheets. This page provides no cutting pattern, assembly steps, or filling instructions. Use them as drawings to color rather than as instructions for making a squeezable toy.

If you want to browse toys separately after coloring, visit Squeezy’s squishy collection. The drawings above do not promise a matching product.