Cutting out Stamped Images with the Brother Scan N’ Cut – Crafting Forever

Ingredients:
Crafting Forever stamp set
Brother Scan N’ Cut
Spatula and stylus tools
Brother Scan N’ Cut mat

Recipe:

In this short video demonstration, I walk you through the steps I used to cut out stamped images from the Crafting Forever stamp set by Stampin’ Up. First, I stamped the images onto light card stock using Basic Black archival ink. Then, I attached the paper to the mat and rubbed it with a spatula. I walk you through the entire process of scanning and cutting out the images. I used a blade depth of 5 and added an outline to each image. Some of the images didn’t cut on the first try so I explained how moving them to another part of the mat helps. I also show how I use Painter’s tape for holding the card stock in place.

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