The croissant has a curved shape that catches the eye right away. With its ridges it is a great coloring motif and a favorite of the breakfast series.
✂️ What’s in the Template
The PDF shows a croissant about 5 inches wide with ridges, a face in the middle and a golden back. There is also a coloring page and mini crescents.
At a Glance
Breakfast & Bread
about 4–5.5 in
3 × A4
20–30 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
📝 Step-by-Step Instructions
💡 Tips
- Fill the tips with wool so they stay round.
- Trace the ridges as light lines.
- Guide the curve steadily when cutting.
- Don't overstuff or the arc will bend.
🎨 Color Ideas
Golden yellow with brown edges on the ridges.
Dark stripes with light highlights.
White dots and stripes on top.
🔄 Variations
Offer several croissants in a basket.
Use a mini as a hair clip decoration.
Place it on a tray with a drawn jam jar.
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 – plus minis.
- Kid-tested: Printed, cut out, taped shut and stuffed with yarn – it works.
- Regular printer paper: No cardstock, no special paper, no laminator needed.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
What shape is the croissant?
Curved like a half moon.
Is a recipe included?
No, it's only a craft template. Never use real food as filling.
How big is it?
About 5 inches wide.
Is the download free?
Yes, all templates on PureSketchy are 100% free for personal, preschool and classroom use – no sign-up needed.
Is there a German version?
Yes! You can find the German version here: Croissant-Squishy.