Free Easter Free Paper Doll Cutting File Download for Scrapbooking, Cards and Paper Crafts

Sheila has done up this set of Easter “ducks” Paper Doll Cutting Files. They are SOOOOOOO cute!

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Download Easter paper doll cutter files HERE

This digital paper doll cutter file is available in GSD KNK and SVG. For more information on different types of cutting files, read Cutting Files Explained.

The QP paper doll clothes and accessories fit QP Paper Doll

The QP paper doll and paper doll clothing is available in GSD SVG and KNK format. The doll was designed to be 3.5 inches high. You can view and download all paper dolls at QP Paper Doll Cutting Files Gallery

Don’t forget you can use free Create-A-Face software to print faces on your paper dolls. Many report the best option is to use Sizzix Large Doll setting.

Free Easter Paper Dolls in GSD KNK and SVG for SCAL and Cricut

Easter Paper Doll cutting file for Cricut/SCAL SVG Cutting File is for use with your Cricut using SCAL ( Sure Cuts A Lot) software.

Many Cricut users are wondering how to without a cartridge on a Cricut die cutting machine. Read my post about using SCAL Sure Cuts A Lot software and Cricut- Cut Without Cartridges for more details on this great scrapbook tool.

Free Easter Paper Doll GSD cutting file can be used with(QuicKutz) Silhouette machines, Xyron Wishblade and Craft Robo. You just use the regular Robo Master that comes with your digital cutter..

Free Easter Paper Doll KNK Cutting File is used with Klic n Kut ( KNK Element, Maxx, KNK Groove, etc) OR use KNK Studio GE software with your Craft Robo, Wishblade or Silhouette die cutter.

Free Easter Paper Doll set cutting file in WPC format is for use with Funtime software, Pazzles Inspiration, Bosscut Gazelle etc. Because of popular demand I now offer all my free files in WPC format.

Do you have a cutting file suggestion? Yes, I do take requests- post your suggestion in comments section or email me with your cutting file requests. Feel free to enclose a link or image.

Useful Links:
Create-A-Face software

Gallery for all QP Paper Doll Cutting Files. View and Download all the QP Paper Dolls.

SCAL Coupon Use SCAL sure cuts alot with your Cricut Expression, Cricut Create and other Provocraft craft scrapbook tools.

If you have a link or design you would like to share- please post in comments section!

Easter Cross-This site never fails to deliver the goods.

Great Free Patterns
-You will find and absolutely delightful Easter egg quilling pattern and pretty spring crocus on this excellent quilling resource site. Top Notch! Also daffodil and cross pattern.

Pysanky uses a simple wax-resist process. You start with the lightest color – this will be white, if you use a white egg. Everything that you want to remain white, you cover with wax, using the kitska (the stylus). Then, you dye the egg – the next color is generally yellow. Wherever there is wax, the yellow dye will not be able to penetrate. Now that the egg is yellow, you mark with wax all the parts of the design that you want to remain yellow. The eggs are generally dyed successively in colors from lightest to darkest. In the end, you will have an egg with a great deal of wax on it – if black is your finishing color, you will end up with a virtually black egg. Then, using the side of a candle flame, you melt away all the layers of wax, revealing the colors that were protected underneath.

You will need:

kitskas ( these are like a stylus that holds the wax-always beeswax.

eggs: give them a vinegar mixed with water bath to have them clean and this will help them take the dye better.

beeswax. You can buy small blocks or cups of these made for pysanky or just cut off small block.

pencil: to draw your design if you like.

dyes: These are NOT Easter egg dyes you buy at supermarket. There are special dyes. They are quite vibrant and can be used for a couple of years if stored. I store mine in mason jars. Follow direction carefully when mixing.

candle: a small stubby candle that you keep lit- you put metal end of kitska into it to heat up enough to scoop beeswax. Some pysanky beeswax is dark when you buy it ( so you can see it on egg) or if using regular beeswax it will darken with use.

optional: pysanky patterns ( I prefer freehand and so do kids) elastic bands ( the think kind) around the egg allow you to draw perfect straight lines.

Paper towel- lots of this to “rub”beeswax off the egg when you are done.

miniwax clear urethane – glossy: when eggs are done this makes eggs nice and glossy and helps protect.

Step 1: Mix dye according to instructions. Lay out dyes in order of lightest to darkest.
Step 2: Wash eggs- they will hold dye better.
Step 3: Have your kitksa, candle lit and beeswax in front of you- I do over newspaper to catch the broken wax. Heat the metal tip of kitska in the candle, the scoop into beeswax. Quickly draw “pattern” onto white egg. Wherever the wax goes- your egg will be white. repeat as needed.
Step4: Put egg in dye- let sit in dye ( probably yellow) for about 2-3 mins. Dry off with paper towel or similar. Now go back to your station and use kitska. Wherever THIS wax goes will be yellow in colour.
Keep going in this manner until you get to the last colour which is usually dark purple or black.

The egg will probably be covered in wax. Use your candle and heat the wax coating egg enough so that you can wipe off with paper towel- this takes a while and require patience! Some people will use a small drill in each end of egg and blow out yolk. You can also buy special blowers. A traditional method is just to let dry out. This is what I do- with no problem- the inside just dries up no problem. You can shellac the egg with glossy clear varathane. They look great!