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Pizza paper squishy template preview showing a six-panel cube net with generic topping artwork

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Pizza Paper Squishy Template

A playful pizza paper squishy template with original topping artwork across a six-panel cube net, dashed fold guides, and glue tabs for an easy food-themed paper craft.

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Six themed pizza panels
Original topping and face details
Solid cut outline and dashed fold guides
Gray glue tabs and 60 mm finished-face note

Best for: Food-themed 3D paper squishy collections, pizza craft days, and makers who enjoy decorating toppings.

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Pizza cube squishy guide

How to make your pizza template

This pizza design uses a six-panel 3D cube net covered with original topping artwork. Decorate the flat panels, score the dashed folds, and close the gray tabs for a compact food-themed cube.

Intermediate beginner - about 30 minutes

Get these ready

  • *A4 printer paper or light card stock (90-120 gsm)
  • *Child-safe scissors
  • *A ruler and a blunt scoring tool, such as an empty pen cap
  • *Clear tape or double-sided tape
  • *A small amount of tissue paper or soft scrap paper for filling

What to put inside

Use a small amount of loose tissue before closing the last face so the cube stays soft without distorting the topping artwork.

What to stick with

Use glue or short clear-tape pieces on the gray hatched tabs, working around the net one panel at a time.

  1. 1

    Print at 100%

    Print the pizza cut sheet on A4 without scaling and confirm the six square faces.

  2. 2

    Cut the outer silhouette

    Cut along the solid outline and leave every gray glue tab attached to the cube net.

  3. 3

    Decorate the toppings

    Add extra cheese marks, toppings, or faces while the printed panels are still flat.

  4. 4

    Score the dashed folds

    Use a ruler and blunt tool on every dashed fold line, then pre-fold the panels and tabs.

  5. 5

    Assemble the pizza cube

    Apply glue or tape to the gray hatched tabs and fold the six panels into a cube.

  6. 6

    Fill and close

    Add a little light tissue through the last opening, secure the final tabs, and smooth the cube edges.

Print note: Print the A4 cut sheet at 100% scale and check that the six 6 cm faces have not been resized.

Finish it: Rotate the cube so a topping-heavy face is forward; the repeated artwork keeps every side displayable.

Use scissors with adult help when needed. Keep filling light and dry: do not use food, liquid, rice, beads, or anything heavy inside a paper squishy.

Open the full guide and printable PDF

Make a pizza paper squishy cube

A pizza paper squishy is a fun project for makers who want a bold food theme with plenty of room for decoration. This original printable repeats generic topping artwork across a six-panel cube without copying a restaurant menu, logo, or branded box.

Print the paper squishy pizza template at 100% scale, decorate the cheese and toppings while the net is flat, and keep the cube lightly filled so the printed edges stay together.

What is inside the pizza squishy template?

The PDF includes six pizza panels, original topping details, dashed fold lines, gray glue tabs, and notes for closing the cube net.

Score every dashed fold before applying adhesive. Work around the net one tab at a time, leave one face open for light tissue, and close the final seam with short pieces so the corners stay neat.

  • Six printable pizza cube panels
  • Dashed cube fold lines
  • Original topping and face details
  • Pointed-corner assembly guidance

Keep a pizza paper squishy light and tidy

The best pizza cube stays soft-looking rather than stiff. Use only a few loose tissue pieces and keep the tabs lightly loaded so the printed panels do not pull apart.

Pizza makes a useful next step after a round cookie or a simple starter shape. Link it with cheese and the snack bag for a food-themed set, or use the general paper squishy guide when you need a reminder about paper weight and tape overlap.