Scan N Cut – Online Learning Lectures Update!

May 5, 2019May 5, 2019 John - Gentleman Crafter8 Comments

Hey! Hope you are well. For this week’s Scan N Cut focused blog post I would like to share with you an update and some answers to commonly asked questions about the online learning course that I created back in August of 2018.

Scan N Cut Saturday - How To Clean Your Cutting Mat

Scan N Cut – Cleaning Your Cutting Mat Video

April 27, 2019February 24, 2019 John - Gentleman Crafter1 Comment

Hey you. If you are a Scan N Cut owner, you might like this video that I made the other day.

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 10

April 20, 2019September 3, 2020 John - Gentleman CrafterLeave a comment

The final dive into the archive brings you THE most watched Scan N Cut tutorial that I have in the vault. It’s clever, it’s creative and it’s super easy!

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 9

April 13, 2019June 17, 2020 John - Gentleman Crafter5 Comments

Shaped word cards, A LOT easier than you think. See how with this week’s deep dive into the video vault.

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 8

April 6, 2019June 17, 2020 John - Gentleman CrafterLeave a comment

Create doors, flaps and other creative openings with this clever technique!

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 7

March 30, 2019June 17, 2020 John - Gentleman Crafter5 Comments

Welded word frames can be tricky to create unless you know how.

Thank goodness for this video from the archive collection.

Brother Scan N Cut Online Course Updated – Preparing Fabrics

March 24, 2019March 24, 2019 John - Gentleman Crafter5 Comments

I am very pleased to let you know that I have now been able to add a section on preparing fabric for cutting with the Brother Scan N Cut to the very popular online confidence building course hosted on Udemy.

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 6

March 23, 2019June 17, 2020 John - Gentleman Crafter5 Comments

Ever wondered how to weld things into frames in Canvas Workspace? You are in luck with this weeks tutorial video.

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 5

March 16, 2019June 17, 2020 John - Gentleman CrafterLeave a comment

Getting clever and creative with this weeks blast from the past.

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 4

March 9, 2019June 17, 2020 John - Gentleman Crafter2 Comments

Ever wondered what that process overlap thing is? This video from the archives will explain all.

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 3

March 2, 2019June 17, 2020 John - Gentleman Crafter3 Comments

Another great video tutorial for your Scan N Cut owners this week.

Personalise your papercraft projects with pizazz!

Online Scan N Cut Course Updated AND Reduced In Price

February 24, 2019 John - Gentleman Crafter7 Comments

Loves! Those kind folk at Udemy have dropped the price of me ‘Brother Scan N Cut – Cut, Draw & Scan With Confidence’ course down again AND I’ve added a couple of extra sections.

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 2

February 23, 2019June 17, 2020 John - Gentleman Crafter8 Comments

Delving into the video archive again for this weeks Scan N Cut Saturday.

This one is a great tutorial, one of my personal favourites in fact.

Single Line ‘Font’ For Your Scan N Cut Or Other Electronic Cutting Machines That Take SVG Files

February 21, 2019February 20, 2019 John - Gentleman Crafter11 Comments

A few years ago I created a set of single line SVG file set in order to help folk create the stylish handwritten sentiments with their electronic cutting machines.

Since the changes to my online store, this has only been available in the Massive Cutting file bundle. Until today!

Scan N Cut Saturday – From The Archives 1

February 16, 2019September 3, 2020 John - Gentleman CrafterLeave a comment

Having been posting videos featuring the Brother Scan N Cut, and its design software, on YouTube for quite a few years now and there is quite a selection in the archive.

I thought that it would be a nice thing to share some of the older content that still gets a lot of interest in case you have recently found me, or have forgotten the old stuff, and would like to have a look for yourself.