The winner of the set of all 30 Christmas Paper Dolls is:

• Cassandra VanSyckle

The winner of the Paper Doll Dress Up Cartridge is:

• Kimblerly Wilkinson

The winner of the Everyday Paper Doll Cartridge:

• Donna Cloud

For those who missed yesterday’s post or were unable to guess the doll, it was Where’s Waldo?

I got a lot of questions this month about my dolls, so I thought today would be a good day to answer.

The most common ones:

• Where do you get your face stamps?

I rarely use stamps. I don’t have anything against them, but I like to draw my faces by hand. I find it gives my dolls my own unique touch that you can’t achieve from a stamp.

• How long does each doll take to make?

Since I designed a lot of the pieces from each doll using Design Studio, it took roughly 4-5 hours for each doll from start to finish, including designing, cutting, putting together and embellishing. The longest one was my African American Santa which took about 8 hours to complete.

• Which one is your favorite?

I really enjoyed making them all, I don’t think I could pick a favorite.

• Which doll has been the most popular?

The Grinch. I didn’t expect it, but it most definitely has been. I also got quite the feedback on the Charlie Brown. I guess everyone really enjoys their Christmas on TV each year!

• Are you going to put the Design Studio files for the dolls up?

I have not yet decided what to do about that. Keep checking for more info.

• Are the dolls for sale?

Yes. You can purchase the dolls individually or a whole set by clicking here.

Thanks for looking at my dolls everyday! I had tons of fun and couldn’t have done it without all the kind words everyday!

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I hope everyone enjoyed looking at the dolls as much as I enjoyed making them. But it’s not over yet. You can still win today’s doll, plus you enter all day today to win the cartridges and and entire set of dolls.

You can win today’s doll, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

Winners of all prizes, including today’s doll will be contacted and posted tomorrow!

For details on the contest click here.

To make this doll, I used:

• White uniaball signo pen
• Liquid Applique
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in Chestnut Roan
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill

Thanks for taking the time to come and look at my dolls for the last 30 days. I hope to see you again because I’ve got much more in store!

If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

In keeping with the nostalgia of classic Christmas tv, today’s doll is Charlie Brown complete with his tree.

You can win today’s doll, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this doll, I used:

The following cartridges:
• Pooh Font
• Wild Card
• 50 States
• Joys of the Season

And the the following other items:

• White uniaball signo pen
• Red foil paper
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in Chestnut Roan
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill

Tomorrow is the last day, so come back, I guarantee you’ll love the last one!!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

You can win today’s doll, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this doll, I used:

The following cartridges:
• George and Basic Shapes
• Animal Kingdom

And the the following other items:

• White uniaball signo pen
• Stickles in assorted colors
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill

There’s only two days left, so don’t forget to come back!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

I used one of my favorite new products for this doll (and many of the others), Liquid Applique. If you have never used it, you should try it, it’s AWESOME. Especially for things like fur and snow. I used it on both Joseph’s beard and the sheep. It comes in lots of colors but for the holidays the white has been the most useful.

You can win today’s doll, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this doll, I used:

The following cartridges:
• All Mixed Up
• Christmas Cheer
• Storybook

And the the following other items:

• White uniaball signo pen
• Little Yellow Bicycle Patterned Paper
• Stickles in assorted colors
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in chestnut roan

We’ve still got a few days to go, so don’t forget to come back!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

Today’s doll is Joseph with his sheep. He goes great with yesterday’s Mary and Baby Jesus don’t you guys think?

I used one of my favorite new products for this doll (and many of the others), Liquid Applique. If you have never used it, you should try it, it’s AWESOME. Especially for things like fur and snow. I used it on both Joseph’s beard and the sheep. It comes in lots of colors but for the holidays the white has been the most useful.

You can win your own Joseph, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this doll, I used:

• Leather Paper by Sizzix
• Liquid Applique in white
• DCWV Holiday Collection Christmas Stack Paper
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in chestnut roan

We’ve still got a few days to go, so don’t forget to come back!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

I used one of my favorite new products for this doll (and many of the others), Liquid Applique. If you have never used it, you should try it, it’s AWESOME. Especially for things like fur and snow. I used it on the blanket for Baby Jesus here.. It comes in lots of colors but for the holidays the white has been the most useful.

You can win your own Mary, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this doll, I used:

• George and Basic Shapes
• Textured Paper by SRI
• Liquid Applique in white
• DCWV Holiday Collection Christmas Stack Paper
• Pearl glass beads
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in chestnut roan

We’ve still got a few days to go, so don’t forget to come back!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

I used one of my favorite new products for this doll (and many of the others), Liquid Applique. If you have never used it, you should try it, it’s AWESOME. Especially for things like fur and snow. I used it on the hat and scarf here. It comes in lots of colors but for the holidays the white has been the most useful.

You can win your own Poinsettia Girl, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this doll, I used:

• Winter Woodlands
• Walk in My Garden
• Liquid Applique in white
• DCWV Holiday Collection Christmas Stack Paper
• Rhinestones in red
• Ribbon by Mayart
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in chestnut roan

We’ve still got a few days to go, so don’t forget to come back!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

You can win your own Holiday Baker, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make my baker, I used:

• DCWV Holiday Collection Christmas Stack Paper
• Rhinestones in red
• Ribbon by Mayart
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in chestnut roan

We’ve still got a few days to go, so don’t forget to come back!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

You can win this Wise Man, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this Wise Man, I used:

• DCWV Holiday Collection Christmas Stack Paper
• Doll Hair
• Gold foil paper
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in chestnut roan

Be sure to come back for more!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

You can win this Wise Man, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this Wise Man, I used:

• DCWV Holiday Collection Christmas Stack Paper
• Doll Hair
• Gold foil paper
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in chestnut roan

Be sure to come back for more!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

You can win this wise man, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

To make this Wise Man, I used:

• DCWV Holiday Collection Christmas Stack Paper
• Doll Hair
• Gold foil paper
• Black Marker from American Crafts
• Stardust Gelly Roll Pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Colorbox Ink Chalk in chestnut roan

Be sure to come back for more!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

You can win this cute little baby, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

Also for those that have asked if I am selling the dolls, I have decided to do so.

Click here to purchase Christmas Paper Dolls

Also check out my Daily Deals box on the right side. I’m going to update it often, and try to find the best deals out there. So keep looking!

To make this cute little girl, I used:

• Gelly roll stardust pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Little Yellow Bicycle Patterned Paper
• Ribbon
• Liquid Applique in white

A lot of people have been asking me about the faces on my paper dolls. While I draw mine on by hand, there are some really cute stamps out there. If you are looking for some, check out Peachy Keen Stamps if you want a good variety of super cute faces for your dolls.

Be sure to come back for more!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

You can win this cute little baby, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

For details on the contest click here.

Also for those that have asked if I am selling the dolls, I have decided to do so.

Click here to purchase Christmas Paper Dolls

Also check out my Daily Deals box on the right side. I’m going to update it often, and try to find the best deals out there. So keep looking!

To make this cute little girl, I used:

• Gelly roll stardust pen
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Little Yellow Bicycle Patterned Paper
• Ribbon
• Liquid Applique in white

A lot of people have been asking me about the faces on my paper dolls. While I draw mine on by hand, there are some really cute stamps out there. If you are looking for some, check out Peachy Keen Stamps if you want a good variety of super cute faces for your dolls.

Be sure to come back for more!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!

You can win this set of kids with their tree, a Paper Doll Dress Up cart, a Everyday Paper Dolls cart, or a set of all 30 paper dolls.

Also just for today I am going to be giving away a roll of Scor Tape, an adhesive product I tried recently and just LOVE! I’m going to be choosing an additional person from the cricut message board posts, so one person will win these dolls, and a second will win the tape.

For details on the contest click here.

Also for those that have asked if I am selling the dolls, I have decided to do so.

Click here to purchase Christmas Paper Dolls

To make these Christmas kiddies, I used:

The following cartridges:
• George and Basic Shapes
• A Child’s Year
• Christmas Noel
• Christmas Cheer
• Stretch Your Imagination

And the following other goodies:

• Gelly roll stardust pen for the hair
• Gold foil paper
• Cardstock by American Crafts
• Cardstock by Bazzill
• Little Yellow Bicycle Patterned Paper
• Stickles in assorted colors
• Liquid Applique in both white and brown

A lot of people have been asking me about the faces on my paper dolls. While I draw mine on by hand, there are some really cute stamps out there. If you are looking for some, check out Peachy Keen Stamps if you want a good variety of super cute faces for your dolls.

Be sure to come back for more!
If you can think it… you can Cri-cut!