DESIGN AND MAKE AN EASY ASSEMBLE GIFT BAG IN CANVAS WORKSPACE FOR THE SCAN N CUT

How To Design A Gift Bag In Canvas Workspace

In the first of a series of video tutorials I would like to show you how to design a gift bag in Canvas Workspace for PC® and make it cut ready for the Brother Scan N Cut.

Hopefully along the way you will pick up a few tips and tricks too!

Before we start, here’s a quick preview of the bag.

It features a re-enforced upper area, hanging holes for your choice of ribbon or cord and a self-securing bottom.

The bag measures 4 inches wide, 5 inches tall and 1.5 inches deep. Plenty of space for your hand-made goodies!

There are even a couple of decorative layers for the front and back (if you want them) although you can just use the main bag body with double sided paper for a very fancy looking bag!

Anyhoo, if you’d like to know how to create this in Canvas Workspace (and assemble it), then please do check out the new video below.

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4 thoughts on “How To Design A Gift Bag In Canvas Workspace

  1. Going to try this tomorrow. Thank you. I’ve only had my machine a couple of weeks and the struggle is real. I’ve never used a laptop either so lots and lots to learn.

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