Making your own Characters
If you don’t own “Paper Doll Dress Up” or Paper Dolls for Everyday” cartridges, use the above SVG file for the character body. They are not Access images. You can buy costumes or sports clothing or whatever you need as individual pieces.
I bought both cartridges when I had an Expression machine and would make paper dolls for Cordelia to play with. She loved it and the cartridges have become very useful over the years for making characters for scrapbook pages, cards and obviously Harry Potter cake toppers. I really recommend the cartridges for crafting. You can get them from Cricut here. Everyday Paper Doll, or Paper Doll Dress up.
They both have the basic body and the Dress Up cartridge has a better variety of fancy clothes but the Everyday cartridge has regular costumes for sports and careers. All the clothes are interchangeable for the basic body and can be mixed and matched.
I highly recommend these cartridges for making your own characters. Here are some examples of what you can make:
these are so cute and love to learn all of them