This week I have a quick idea to share with you about creating celebratory or consolation plaques using the Zoom Precision engraving tool and a large metal blank.
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Scan N Cut Saturday – Materials To Make Your Own Stencils and Masks With
In this week’s video instalment I will be giving you a brief look at a few of the things that you can make your own stencils and masks with in conjunction with your Scan N Cut.
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Scan It Saturday 10.2 – Connecting The Brother Scan N Cut CM900 To A WiFi Network And A Scan N Cut Canvas Account
With some models of the Brother Scan N Cut WiFi functionality comes built in so you can transfer information between it and the Brother Scan N Cut Canvas online design suite. If you have struggled in understanding how to do this, you will want to watch this video.
Scan It Saturday 10.1 – First Time Update For A Brother Scan N Cut CM900
Today I had the opportunity to open my new Brother Scan N Cut CM900 and realised that I would need to update it, so, thought that this would be a good opportunity to do a video to help explain this in case you were having difficulties with it yourself.
Scan It Saturday 9 – Converting GSD Files Into FCM Files In SCAL4 For Use With Scan N Cut Canvas
This week I received an email asking about whether I knew of a way to convert GSD cutting files into FCM cutting files from a lovely lady called Susan who had recently changed her machine from a Craft Robo to a Scan N Cut.
Once I had found a way of doing this I thought that this might be something that other people might like to know also so that is the subject of this week's Scan It Saturday.
Scan It Saturday 8 Designing A Stepper Card In Scan N Cut Canvas
Back again with another in the Scan It Saturday series. This time I will be sharing with you how to create a stepper card in real time so you can play along if you would like.
SVG Saturday 7 – Free Medallion Top Card Blank Electronic Cutting File
This time around I put together a card blank with a twist and inserted a medallion as a focal point in the top of the card.
The design is versatile though and you don’t need to use it as a card front – it could make a beautiful bookmark!
SVG Saturday 6 – Free Card Display Stand Cutting File To Download
Halloooo! So, to continue with the SVG Saturday series of posts, in which I supply you with a FREE cutting file each week I have designed a simple card stand on which to display your lovely creations!
Scan It Saturday 7 – Designing An Art Deco Frame From Scratch In Scan N Cut Canvas
Hello again and welcome back to another Scan It Saturday. This week I have taken one of the requests from last week and created a quick tutorial based around that.
Scan It Saturday 6 – Transforming A Hand-Drawn Template Into A Cutting File In Scan N Cut Canvas
Hope you have been practising your Scan N Cut Canvas techniques lately. If not, here is another Scan It Saturday post to entice you into giving it a go.
Scan It Saturday 3 – Box Frame Card Front Project Part 4
This post brings you the final part of this Brother Scan N Cut Project series and sees us assembling the project to it’s completion.
Exciting eh!?
Scan It Saturday 3 – Box Frame Card Front Project Part 3
Hope you are enjoying this little series and are ready for Part 3.
Scan It Saturday 3 – Box Frame Card Front Project Part 2
Well, hello thar. Ready for Part 2 in this Brother Scan N Cut project series … ?
Scan It Saturday 3 – Box Frame Card Front Project Part 1
Watcha. For the my fellow scanners out there I have put together a cool project that will help you learn a lot of skills all in one project.
I have therefore split it down into several posts that can be completed step by step.
If you really want to grow in your skill set with the Scan N Cut, this is the one for you!
Scan It Saturday 2 – Getting To Know The Path Tools In Scan N Cut Canvas
Watcha. For the my fellow scanners out there I have put together a short video on the versatile and creative path tools that can be found in Scan N Cut Canvas.
It’s worth a watch as you can create some pretty cool things once you have mastered these tools.
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