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This video is my original Cricut Video in its entirety – The first Cricut Tutorial I uploaded was on Cutting Fabric or Material in you Cricut – and now I’m going to show it again – with the finished doll! Don’t make too much fun, I am still growing and my videos have gotten a bit better wouldn’t you say? If you don’t know, go to www.AboveRubiesStudio.com and tell me then

I just got the Cricut Paper Doll Dress Up Cartridge. I was hoping that the cartridge would put the faces on the dolls for you. But if you use the pens, it draws everything it normally cuts. I am not very artistc so am not sure how to put the faces on the dolls. I have read that you can use the head cut out as a templet by placing over the doll cutout and tracing the openings with a pencil. And then going over the pencil with markers. Any help would be apprecialted! Thank you for your help!
I know how to cut out the dolls and faces, I just don’t know how to put faces on the dolls with pencils or markers since I’m not that artistic.

• SD Image Cards enable you to use the eCraft without a computer
• Each Image Card comes with hundreds of design possibilities
• Many designs avaialble as layers, with each element as a separate image
• Shadow, size, stretch, weld, flip and much more
• Many Image Cards to choose from

Product Description
The Dress Up Dolls & Pets Image Card for the eCraft contains outfit designs for dolls, pets and puppets plus a basic font…. More >>

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can i find a web page where it shows everything please its urgent thanks

Here are the measurements: mermaid + parts – 3 1/2″ card base – 8 1/2″ x 5 1/2″, scored at 4 1/4″ patterned paper – 5 1/4″ x 4″ white – 4 1/4″ x 3″ yellow – 4 1/8″ x 2 7/8″ sand (2) – 2 7/8″ x 1″ Thanks for watching! blog: www.beecraftee.com buy Stampin’ Up!: www.kelli.stampinup.net