Star Paper Squishy Template, Plump Yellow Star
The star paper squishy template is a plump yellow five-point star with rounded tips and a shine, free to print. Its face sits in the centre, with pink cheeks. Rounded tips mean no sharp points to tear.
Quick answer
Print it at 100 % and colour the star yellow. Tape both halves, then an adult cuts the dips between the points. Join them, stuff the middle and a pinch into each point. Keep it from children under three.
Download the star template (PDF)
A plump yellow star
Stars belong in the night sky and on top of Christmas trees. Ours is round and plump.

Five points with rounded tips spread out from the middle. A white shine sits on one point. On the back small dots replace the face, and it's bigger than the little star on our Christmas sheet, so it works for winter as well as for any space-themed party.
The dips between points need care.
| Big | Small | |
|---|---|---|
| Finished size | 9 x 9 cm | 6 x 6 cm |
| Good for | a Christmas tree or a night sky | a keyring |
| Difficulty | medium, points | adult cuts the dips |
Making the star squishy
- Print at 100 % and colour the star yellow. Leave the shine white.
- Tape both stars and press the tape into each dip.
- An adult cuts along the grey border, slowly into each dip.
- Tape the halves together with short strips round the points.
- Stuff the middle, a pinch into each point, and close it.
Points that stay flat got no stuffing. Use a pencil tip. Our paper squishy guide explains every step, and the moon is in the template collection.
Star and Christmas squishies
The Christmas ball comes in a gift box. The galaxy deer rises slowly, and the advent calendar holds 24 mini mochi.
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Squishy Advent Calendar with 24 Mini Mochi SquishiesView
Supplies for the paper star:
Wide Clear Tape for Paper Squishies, 5.5 cmView
Kids Craft Scissors for Paper Squishies, PlasticView
Polyester Fiberfill for Paper Squishies, 1 kgView
FAQ
How big is the star?
The big star is 9 x 9 cm and the small 6 x 6 cm.
Can I hang it on the tree?
It's light enough to sit in the branches. A flat one also fits in a Christmas card.
Is it the same star as on the Christmas sheet?
No, this is a bigger star of its own, with a face on the front and dots on the back.