
Learn to design and customize boxes and envelopes in canvas workspace, from covering and sizing boxes to adding text, borders, and personalized inserts for greeting cards.
Explore hands-on canvas workspace projects, including boxes and envelopes, from covering mini paper pumpkin boxes and making envelopes to customizing gift boxes, tops, and shaker toppers using designer papers.
Learn to design and decorate boxes using shapes, create and rotate shapes, align layouts, and duplicate elements. Save reusable templates and prepare cutting files for your cutting machine.
Retrieve a cutting file from canvas workspace, load the mat, orient double-sided paper, and cut the mini pizza box template with the auto technology blade.
Learn to create a two-triangle envelope by resizing, rotating, and duplicating shapes in the shapes panel, using layer controls, and precise angle and flip techniques for clean alignment.
Align and weld four shapes to build an envelope in Canvas Workspace, resizing the polygon and rounded triangle, rotating, overlapping, aligning center, then duplicating and flipping to complete the project.
Add envelope scorelines in canvas workspace by centering a rectangle and using a dash pattern. Group objects, save, export Ephesian file, and transfer it via the Internet to the cutter.
Learn to assemble envelopes with scoring and careful edge lifting to protect scorelines. Discover pattern paper orientation and adhesive tips, plus examples of completed projects.
Explore canvas workspace projects, customize and resize them, add text, and learn filtering over searching to find spring and Mother's Day designs, with tips on drawing versus cutting.
Personalize a canvas workspace project by adding text along a curved path using fit to path, then switch from cut to draw to create a labeled Easter egg box.
Retrieve the drawing from Canvas Workspace, install the Pentel pen in the pen tool, and draw the outline before cutting, then switch to cut mode.
Learn to draw with the system pen tool in Canvas Workspace by swapping blade for a pen, retrieving the file from cloud, then switching to draw and cut.
Assemble the Easter egg gift box by folding along scorelines, applying adhesive, and attaching a ribbon, then decorate with double-sided fine art paper and retro bunny accents.
Create and customize canvas workspace gift boxes, including Mother's Day gift bags and Easter egg boxes, using text along a path and coordinating papers.
Learn to divide shapes to create a party favor box, using grid snapping, triangles, and the overlap divide tool, while managing layers, colors, scorelines, holes for twine, and assembly.
Create scorelines for boxes using grid snapping and dash patterns in canvas workspace. Duplicate and flip triangles to form scorelines, then group and save your work.
Set the grid to a quarter inch, create small circles as holes, duplicate to six, align them centered on the box, and group for cutting and machine transfer.
Learn to assemble party favor boxes from double sided paper, align scorelines, and thread twine through holes to create a reusable, expandable gift container.
Create a trapezoid box in the template maker with inch-based dimensions, ensure it fits a 12 by 12 mat, and export as a CFG file.
Import the svg into Canvas workspace, use the Layers panel to group objects into scorelines and cutting lines, and export for cutting.
learn to assemble the trapezoid box from cutout to glue-up, optimizing large glue flaps, scoring, and decorative touches with Artistry Bloom paper to create boxes of sunshine.
Import an svg into canvas workspace, group scorelines and cutting lines, adjust dash patterns, then add a rotated pentagon reinforcement and export the file for transfer and box assembly.
Assemble a five-sided box from a template maker, folding along scorelines, reinforcing with extra pieces, and embellishing with double-sided Forever Greenery paper for a reusable, gift-ready box.
Create a box with a lid for cards using the template maker, adjust to standard card size and 2% lid clearance, set glue flaps, and import into canvas workspace.
Learn to assemble a card box with a lid using template maker and canvas workspace, including bottom and lid construction, two percent clearance, and coordinating double-sided paper with cards.
Create a coffee cup box from shapes, welding and dividing parts to form a mug with a handle and hole, then save your project; apply these techniques to any box.
Learn how to duplicate, mirror, and distribute shapes to create and weld a coffee cup box, align three parts precisely with snap to grid, and add scorelines for folding.
Create the inside of a coffee cup box by designing an octagonal side, aligning and welding shapes, and adding scorelines for precise fold lines on a double-sided mat.
Create a shaker box topper by centering a circle window inside a square, using a double layer and an inset offset frame for strength, then save the file for reuse.
Create a lid border and weld borders to the lid by resizing, duplicating, flipping, and precisely overlapping pieces to form a single bordered box lid.
Create flaps on all four sides and score lines to fold the box and lid, using duplication, alignment, and grouping to space flaps evenly for a precise cut.
Assembling the Lid & Completed Projects
Assemble a complete lid-and-box set, adjust the bottom to 98 percent for a snug lid, and decorate with seaside shells stickers, seashells, and a delicate top border.
Would you like to design and customize boxes and envelopes? Do you want to delve deeper into the Canvas Workspace software? Would you like to take your crafting skills to a whole new level? In this Canvas Workspace - Creating Boxes & Envelopes Course, you will learn how to customize the Canvas Workspace project files, how to design and cut boxes and envelopes and how to customize files using the Template Maker application. The skills you learn can be applied to your specific projects and will spark your imagination as to the possibilities for beautiful packaging.
This course is hands-on with many practical examples and projects. This course is mostly software based. You can apply your skills to ANY model of Brother ScanNCut. Use materials from your craft stash to cut and embellish the boxes and envelopes you create. You will watch detailed tutorials and then practice and share what you learn. The course never expires so there will be chances to review the material again as you want to try the skills you learn. I encourage you to share your work with other students in the course. Feel free to interact with the course content, to ask questions and to share your experiences with designing and cutting files on your ScanNCut. I look forward to embarking on this crafty adventure with you.
This course includes the following topics:
Course Introduction
Canvas Workspace Introduction
Covering Boxes
Creating Envelopes
Canvas Workspace Projects
Design a Box using the Artboard
Creating SVGs with Template Maker
Design a Box with Shapes
Design a Lid with a Border