A sushi roll has a colorful middle of cucumber, salmon and avocado, which makes it a great coloring motif. Stuffed, it turns into a soft cylinder made for squeezing.
βοΈ Whatβs in the Template
The template shows a sushi roll about 4 inches wide: the cut face with a smile on the front and the nori side on the back. Plus a coloring page and minis.
At a Glance
Dumplings & Asian Food
about 4β5.5 in
3 Γ A4
20β30 minutes
- Printer and regular printer paper (US Letter or A4)
- Scissors
- Wide clear packing tape (or laminating sheets)
- Stuffing: cotton balls, yarn or paper scraps
- Crayons or markers for the coloring version
π Step-by-Step Instructions
π‘ Tips
- The cut face is round, so trace the edge gently when cutting.
- Put the face in the middle, not on the rice rim.
- Spread the filling slowly so the surface doesn't get wavy.
- Wool keeps the roll nice and round.
π¨ Color Ideas
Orange and white in the center with a green cucumber stripe.
Green circles and a pale rice rim.
Rainbow colors inside β a roll only you could invent.
π Variations
Put several rolls on a plate and play sushi restaurant.
Make a mini as a hair tie charm.
Give three rolls in a small box.
Safety: Stuffing and tape are not for children under 3. Never use real food or scented oils as stuffing.
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- Completely free: Every squishy template with no sign-up, no newsletter, no subscription.
- Color and B/W: Each template comes ready in color and as a coloring version β plus minis.
- Kid-tested: Printed, cut out, taped shut and stuffed with yarn β it works.
- Regular printer paper: No cardstock, no special paper, no laminator needed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is it real sushi?
No, just paper and play. Please don't use real food as filling.
Which colors suit the filling?
Orange, green, pink and yellow look liveliest.
Can I stack the rolls?
Yes, wool-filled rolls stack nicely.
Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use β no sign-up needed.
Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: Sushi-Rolle-Squishy.