Fox Paper Squishy Template, Orange Fox Head
The fox paper squishy template is an orange fox head with big pointed ears, white cheeks and a small black nose, free to print. Pink cheeks finish the face, and the ears have dark tips on the back. It's a lovely autumn animal.
Quick answer
Print it at 100 % and colour the fur orange. Tape both heads and let an adult cut round the pointed ears. Join the halves and stuff the head, with just a pinch in each ear. Toddlers under three shouldn't have it.
Download the fox template (PDF)
An orange fox head
Foxes are the autumn animal. Ours has big ears that point up and out.
The fur is warm orange and the cheeks are white, meeting at the nose. The ears are pointed but not thin, with rounded tips so the tape holds. On the back the ears get dark tips, and the rest is plain orange, which looks good next to the pumpkin and the mushroom on an autumn table.
Ear tips are the tricky bit.
| Big | Small | |
|---|---|---|
| Finished size | 9 x 9 cm | 6 x 6 cm |
| Good for | an autumn table | a pencil case |
| Difficulty | medium, ears | adult cuts the ears |
Making the fox squishy
- Print at 100 % and colour the fur orange and the nose black.
- Leave the cheeks white and darken the ear tips on the back.
- Tape both heads, then an adult cuts along the grey border round the ears.
- Tape the halves back to back and leave the chin open.
- Push a pinch into each ear, fill the head and close the chin.
Overfilled ears split at the tip. Go easy on them. Our paper squishy guide covers seams, and the cat is in the template collection.
Autumn animal squishies
We don't have a fox squishy yet. The chubby cat holds an acorn, the galaxy deer rises slowly, and the pink owl fits the woods.
Chubby Cat Squishy with Acorn, Slow RisingView
Galaxy Deer Squishy, Slow Rising PUView
Owl Squishy, Pink, Slow RisingView
Supplies for the paper fox:
Wide Clear Tape for Paper Squishies, 5.5 cmView
Kids Craft Scissors for Paper Squishies, PlasticView
Polyester Fiberfill for Paper Squishies, 1 kgView
FAQ
Are the fox ears hard to cut?
They're the trickiest part. An adult cuts them, and kids do the colouring and stuffing.
How big is the fox?
About 9 x 9 cm for the big fox and 6 x 6 cm for the cub.
Is there a fox squishy in your shop?
Not yet. For autumn there's a cat with an acorn and a galaxy deer.
