Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks – Cutting Embossed Snowflakes – Snowflake Wishes by Stampin’ Up!
September 17, 2020
In this Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks Tutorial, you will learn how to cut out embossed snowflakes using the Brother Scan and Cut CM350 or ScanNCut 2. First, you will learn how to heat emboss the snowflakes using Versamark Ink and White Embossing Powder. We used the Embossing Buddy on the Night of Navy cardstock […]
Brother ScanNCut Tutorial – Cutting Stamped Images – CM 350 Black & White and Color Recognition Mode
June 14, 2020
In this Brother Scan and Cut Tips and Tricks tutorial, you will learn how to cut stamped images using your Scan and Cut CM350 or ScanNCut 2. You can follow along with whichever model of ScanNCut you have. The stamp set used for this tutorial is Tasteful Touches by Stampin’ Up! I shared tips and […]
Brother ScanNCut Tutorial – Cutting & Layering Stamped Images – Ornate Style – Ornate Garden dsp
April 5, 2020
In this Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks Tutorial, you will learn how to cut and layer stamped images using your CM350 or Scan and Cut 2. The stamped images we are using are from the Ornate Garden stamp set by Stampin’ Up! Stamp the flowers using Memento Black ink onto Whisper White card stock. The […]
Brother ScanNCut Tutorial – Creating Card Backgrounds – Flowering Foils dsp by Stampin’ Up!
March 26, 2020
In this tutorial, you will learn how to work with built in patterns on your Scan and Cut to create card backgrounds. The Brother ScanNCut CM350 is featured here and you can also follow along with other models of your Brother Scan and Cut. The Flowering Foils Specialty Designer Series Paper was used to create […]
Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks Tutorial – Cutting and Layering Stamped Images – Welcome Easter & Pleased as Punch dsp by Stampin’ Up!
March 8, 2020
In this Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks Tutorial, you will learn how to cut out and layer stamped images. The stamp set we are using is Welcome Easter by Stampin’ Up! It is featured in our 2020 Mini Catalog. First, stamp the bunny, chick, and lamb images from the Welcome Easter stamp set in Memento […]
Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks – Cutting Patterned Paper – Birthday Bonanza
January 12, 2020
In this tutorial, you will learn how to cut out patterned paper using your Brother Scan and Cut CM350. The paper we are using for these examples is the Birthday Bonanza designer series paper by Stampin’ Up! It is part of the 2020 Mini Catalog. To cut out the patterns, I scanned in the paper […]
Brother ScanNCut Tutorial – Cutting Patterned Paper – Snowman Nugget Treats Part 3 – Let it Snow Suite
November 5, 2019
Welcome to Part 3 of my three-part Brother Scan and Cut series on creating Hershey Nugget Treats featuring the Let it Snow Suite. In this tutorial, you will learn how to cut out the card stock needed for this project using the CM350 or Scan and Cut 2. First, we created the rectangles for the […]
Brother ScanNCut Tutorial – Cutting Stamped Images – Snowman Nugget Treats Part 2 – Let it Snow
November 4, 2019
Welcome to Part 2 of my three-part Brother Scan and Cut series on creating Hershey Nugget Treats featuring the Let it Snow Suite. In this tutorial, you will learn how to cut out the stamped images needed for this project using the CM350 or Scan and Cut 2. We use the Snowman Season for the […]
Brother ScanNCut Tutorial – Cutting Patterned Paper – Snowman Nugget Treats Part 1 – Let it Snow Suite
November 3, 2019
Welcome to Part 1 of my three-part Brother Scan and Cut series on creating Hershey Nugget Treats featuring the Let it Snow Suite. In this tutorial, you will learn how to cut out the patterned paper needed for this project using the CM350 or Scan and Cut 2. There are a few pieces of the […]
Card Making with the Brother ScanNCut – Udemy Course Launch
October 8, 2019
Would you like to take your card making skills to a whole new level with the help of your Brother ScanNCut? This course is loaded with practical examples and projects. I show how to use both the SDX125 and the CM350 or ScanNCut 2. You can follow along with whichever model of ScanNCut you have. […]