If you're into crafting squishies, making a Sour Patch Kids paper squishy can be a really enjoyable project. From my experience, the process begins with having the right materials — a good set of markers for coloring, scissors, tape, and some quality paper. The template drawing and coloring phase really lets you add your personal artistic touch, which makes the squishy unique and more fun to use afterwards. When assembling, take your time with cutting and taping the edges carefully. Using strong tape like Scotch can ensure your squishy holds together well after stuffing it. Stuffing it with soft filler is key to achieving that satisfying squishy texture, which feels pleasant to squeeze and helps reduce stress. One tip is to keep the folds tight and the taping neat, which helps the paper squishy keep its shape longer, avoiding wear and tear. Also, experimenting with different paper weights can change how the squishy responds to squeezes — thicker paper adds durability, while thinner paper increases flexibility. Overall, although the Sour Patch Kids paper squishy might have minor flaws, like slight rough edges or less durability compared to commercial squishies, it's a rewarding craft for anyone who loves DIY projects. Plus, it’s a budget-friendly way to build a cool squishy collection, especially if you enjoy customizing each piece with your own designs beforehand. Give it a try and you might discover a new favorite hobby!