Adding even more (tell me I don’t have)

I've spent quite some time experimenting with paper squishies, especially those combined with pimple patches for extra texture and fun. One thing I've learned is that the amount and type of fluff you use can completely change the feel and look of your squishy. The tutorial references "stuff it with fluff," and I can confirm that choosing the right stuffing material, like soft cotton or specialty polyester fiberfill, adds a satisfying squishiness without making the craft too bulky or fragile. Another important tip when working with pimple patch paper squishies is to carefully fold and tape the edges to maintain shape and durability. The OCR text mentioned using scissors and tape; I recommend using precision cutting tools and double-sided tape to keep everything neat and secure. If you’re new to crafting these unique squishies, it may take some trial and error to find your perfect fluff amount. Don’t hesitate to experiment with different fluff thicknesses. Also, layering the patches correctly impacts the final look and performance. For example, placing patches evenly helps avoid lumps and ensures a smooth squeeze. Lastly, adding a personal touch like coloring, patterns, or extra papercraft elements can make your squishy stand out. Don’t forget the power of sharing your creations and tips with other crafters online to learn new techniques and get inspired. Overall, these squishies can be a relaxing, addictive hobby that brings joy and a sensory experience like no other.