I made sure everything looked okay and then chose Select All. Using Color Sync makes this process really easy, as you just drag your items to the correct color.
So, I made sure that every element I was going to cut out would be in one of those colors. I had white, black, gold, red, orange, green, and purple. The window cling, unfortunately, doesn’t come in every color of the rainbow. Once I had my designs chosen, I clicked on the Color Sync at the top right. Note: I only wanted four actual dolls, so on the costumes, I deleted all the extra parts and pieces I didn’t want to cut out using the layers tab. I chose some more little clothing and accessory items as well as some costumes. Once you have the images selected, click on the green Insert Images button. I started by selecting a few dolls I wanted to cut out. The cartridges have interchangeable dolls and pieces so you can use both for the same project. This will pull up both the Paper Dolls for Everyday and Paper Doll Dress Up. The cartridges have interchangeable dolls so you can use both for the same project. Choose the Cartridges link next to the search box and then type in the word “doll”. Then, I searched for the paper dolls cartridge. Open Cricut Design Space and select New Project.
Add in the Cricut Window Cling and I had a project formulated in my head of what I wanted to make. When I was thinking of something to add to her road trip binder, I knew she loved the little plastic cling sets we have already in there. I wanted to make my daughter some cute paper dolls but never got around to it. I have had the Cricut Everyday Paper Dolls cartridge since I have had my Cricut Expression so many years ago. Thank you to Cricut for providing me with a machine and products for use in this post. Please read my full disclosure policy here. Your cost is the same, but a portion of your purchase will go to support this site and help keep the content free.
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