Brother ScanNCut Tutorial -Treat Toppers – Doggie Treats Part 3 – Craft Fair
October 24, 2019
Welcome to Part 3 of my 3 part series on creating Doggie Treats. In this tutorial, I share how to cut cut the treat toppers using the Brother ScanNCut. I shared how you would use the Background Scan or Background Scanning feature to make sure that all of your rectangles will fit onto your card […]
Brother ScanNCut Tutorial – Cutting Circles & Patterned Paper – Doggie Treats 2 – Craft Fair
October 23, 2019
Welcome to Part 2 of my 3 part series on creating Doggie Treats. In this tutorial, I share how to cut shapes and patterned paper using the Brother ScanNCut. I shared how to change your pattern interval so that you can fit 49 circles on one piece of Whisper White card stock. Stay tuned for […]
Brother ScanNCut – CM350 – Cutting Patterned Paper Color Recognition Mode – Night Before Christmas
October 6, 2019
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 Night Before Christmas designer series paper by Stampin’ Up! It is part of the 2019 Holiday Catalog. To cut out the patterns, I scanned in the […]
Brother ScanNCut – SDX125 – Cutting Patterned Paper Color Recognition Mode – Night Before Christmas
October 5, 2019
In this tutorial, you will learn how to cut out patterned paper using your Brother Scan and Cut SDX125. The paper we are using for these examples is the Night Before Christmas designer series paper by Stampin’ Up! It is part of the 2019 Holiday Catalog. To cut out the patterns, I scanned in the […]
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In this Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks Tutorial, you will learn how to create stencils using your SDX125. I share how to create a circle stencil and two pattern stencils. You will learn how to change your default settings so that you can cut thicker material, how to change your cutting area and how to …In this Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks Tutorial, you will learn how to create stencils using your SDX125. I share how to create a circle stencil and two pattern stencils. You will learn how to change your default settings so that you can cut thicker material, how to change your cutting area and how to … -
Working with Card Kits - Part 7 - Three Cheers for You by Stampin’ Up! - Cards, Boxes & 3D Crafts - The Papered ChefWorking with Card Kits - Part 7 - Three Cheers for You by Stampin’ Up! - Cards, Boxes & 3D Crafts - The Papered Chef -
Welcome to Part 7 of my 7-Part Series: Working with Card Kits. In this series, I covered all of the card kits Stampin’ Up! from the 2020 Spring Mini Catalog and the 2019-2020 Annual Catalog. I created and shared over 200 projects and spent about 45 hours crafting the kits and alternate projects. In this …Welcome to Part 7 of my 7-Part Series: Working with Card Kits. In this series, I covered all of the card kits Stampin’ Up! from the 2020 Spring Mini Catalog and the 2019-2020 Annual Catalog. I created and shared over 200 projects and spent about 45 hours crafting the kits and alternate projects. In this … -
In this tutorial, I outline the steps used to create Hershey Nugget treats which showcase the new 2020-2022 In Colors by Stampin’ Up! The skills you will learn are: how to change the Cutting Area, how to use the Auto Layout feature, and how to Save and Retrieve a Template. These skills will save you …In this tutorial, I outline the steps used to create Hershey Nugget treats which showcase the new 2020-2022 In Colors by Stampin’ Up! The skills you will learn are: how to change the Cutting Area, how to use the Auto Layout feature, and how to Save and Retrieve a Template. These skills will save you … -
In this tutorial, I share how I create A2 Card Bases for making cards. I cut the Stampin’ Up! cardstock with my paper trimmer. Then, I cut the cards one of two ways. The final result after cutting the 8 1/2″ by 11″ sheet of cardstock is an A2 or standard size card. The final …In this tutorial, I share how I create A2 Card Bases for making cards. I cut the Stampin’ Up! cardstock with my paper trimmer. Then, I cut the cards one of two ways. The final result after cutting the 8 1/2″ by 11″ sheet of cardstock is an A2 or standard size card. The final … -
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