Creating Text On A Circular Path In Canvas Workspace GC
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How To Create Text On A Circular Path In Scan N Cut Workspace For Cutting On The Brother Scan N Cut – Method 1 Video Tutorial

John - Gentleman Crafter11 Comments

Welcome to another Scan N Cut Saturday!

With no automatic way of creating text on a circular path, in the native design software, a little creativity and a bit of patience is all that is required to achieve a great result.

Been asked for this one LOADS! You love your circular text, lol.

This is the kind of thing that I/we am/are talking about.

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Words that fit around a circular shape or aperture. It’s a classic style and can really make a design come alive.

As mentioned though, there is no current automatic way of achieving this with the Scan N Cut’s native software so, I had a little fiddle and came up with a way in which you can achieve a similar result in a reasonable amount of time. The one you are about to see took about 15 minutes to put together.

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Ok, ready? Let’s begin…

Hope you enjoyed that. If you have any questions or comments about this video, please feel to pop them in the comments section on YouTube or below and I will do my best to answer them.

Thanks for watching and I will see you again next time.

J:)

11 thoughts on “How To Create Text On A Circular Path In Scan N Cut Workspace For Cutting On The Brother Scan N Cut – Method 1 Video Tutorial”

  2. Brilliant – thank you so much for showing us exactly how to achieve this. When I saw the curved text I thought it would be very difficult to do but you’ve made it look achievable without too much stress – I’m off to have a go! Thanks again for sharing – Liz X

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