Hello fellow scanners, hope you are ready for another video tutorial as I have been playing in Canvas Workspace again this week.
In this video, I will be showing you how to create complex frames from basic shapes.
Ready to take a look?
No problem, here you go …
Isn’t it cool that you can make these two fancy frames from just two basic shapes?!
Anyhoo, as ever, I would like to take a mo to remind you that I am designing this in Canvas Workspace which is the online design suite for the Brother Scan N Cut cutting machine which is exclusively available in the UK from Create and Craft TV, so, if you don’t yet have a machine – please do pop over to the Create and Craft TV website and take a look to see if it would be right for you.
Oh, just while I am reminded folk of stuff, don’t forget that I have a whole punch of blog posts in the archives and a growing playlist on YouTube so if you need a catch up – as I now tend to go a little quicker in the videos – please do have a rummage around, you may just get inspired!
Links to the stuff are as follows:
- Scan It Saturday Archive – an archive of weekly blog posts featuring tutorials.
- SVG Saturday Archive – a selection of blog posts featuring free SVG cutting files.
- Scan N Cut Canvas Playlist On YouTube – A range of videos covering the basics right through to projects like this.
- Digital Craft Emporium – my online digital cutting file shop.
Right, it’s time to dim the lights, refill that mug and sit back and watch.
Ok, thanks for watching and hope that you have a go yourself.
Catch you again next time.
J :)
Thanks for the tutorial, have followed the instructions and managed to create something similar. Now just need to go solo from start to finish. Thanks again for the help.
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Makes so much sense when pit like that. Cheers
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Excellent, thanks John xx
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Thanks John you have made me want to go and playagain, which I have not done for a while, Thanks xx
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Good to hear that your muse is rising ;)
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As always a very informative tutorial thanks John x
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As always another fabulous tutorial John xx hazel
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