August is an exciting month for Scan N Cut users as there have been software updates in Canvas and also software updates for all of the machines.
Read on for the lowdown on what’s been upgraded and how to get hold of them.
Category: Brands
New Cutting File Set At Digital Craft Emporium
Well my lovelies, being on the road doesn’t stop me designing (a boys still got to earn a living you know) so I’m very pleased to let you know about a new cutting file set that I recently uploaded.
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Single Line Machine Writable Alphabet (for writing with your machines!) – SVG, DXF and FCM Formats
I was asked a while ago about creating a single line machine writable alphabet for use with electronic cutting and plotting machines.
Well, it took a bit of wrangling but I have finally succeeded and am pleased to say that it is now ready to download.
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Keyboard Shortcuts For Scan N Cut Canvas
Continuing the series of mini tutorials for Scan N Cut canvas I thought that I would share a little known series of keyboard shortcuts that may speed up your designing sessions.
Making Word Book Panels In Scan N Cut Canvas
Hello all. I was recently asked how to go about creating word book panels in Scan N Cut Canvas.
Happy to say that I’ve had a few mins to record and edit a quick overview of one (and a bit) way of doing this.
Scan N Cut and Scan N Cut Canvas Updates (Feb 2016)
Hello all. Just letting the Scan N Cut owners out there know that there have been a few updates over the last few days to software and to Canvas.
Here is a quick overview with a few handy links.
Designing Welded Word Frames In Scan N Cut Canvas
Following on from my previous Scan N Cut Canvas tutorials I thought that I would show you a quick and simple way of creating welded word frames.
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Starting On The Right Foot – ErrS12 In Scan N Cut Canvas
It can often be prudent to approach your designing in Scan N Cut Canvas with a certain method otherwise you may stumble across an error code or two.
In this video I’ll be taking a look at ErrS12 in Scan N Cut Canvas in relation to a viewers query following my previous blog post about designing a circular chain link frame.
Making Silhouette Aperture Cards In Scan N Cut Canvas
Another quick video tutorial for you Brother Scan N Cut owners in this post.
This time around I will show you how to create silhouette aperture cards in under ten minutes!
Designing A Chain Link Frame In Scan N Cut Canvas
Been having a lot of good feedback regarding the mini tutorial videos that I have been making for Scan N Cut Canvas so thought I’d make another little quickie for you.
Designing A Shaped Word Card In Brother Scan N Cut Canvas
Managed to squeeze in another in Scan N Cut tutorial series today. This time around I show you how to create a shaped word card from scratch using the tools and fonts found in Scan N Cut Canvas.
Brother Scan N Cut – CM700 Launch + Updates For The CM600
Now, I have to say that I don’t know a huge amount about the new Brother Scan N Cut CM700 model however if the machine is something that you have been curious about then today is the day that you can find out more.
Also a new software release has been announced for CM600 users – it really is all going on in the world of Brother today.
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Creating Half Cut Cards In Scan N Cut Canvas
Some time ago (over a year ago in fact) I created a blog post about how to create half cut cards in Scan N Cut Canvas. As part of my little series of Scan N Cut tutorials I though that it would be great if I could make a little video to accompany that.
So here it is!
Designing A Pillow Box In Scan N Cut Canvas (Video)
Well hello there! I’ve been creating and editing videos again – this time around I thought that I would give you something a little more ‘meaty’ and decided to create a walkthrough on how to create a pillow box in Scan N Cut Canvas.
Scan N Cut Canvas – Removing Cut Lines To Create Flaps
Hello all :) Wel,, I’ve had a couple of questions about removing cut lines in the Scan N Cut Canvas design suite recently so I thought that it might be easier to show this one, rather than to type it out – so here is a lovely little quick tip video for you.
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