
Explore how to design and modify svg and svt cutting files, customize boxes and envelopes using template maker sites, and weld, layer, and draw shapes for paper crafting projects.
Explore canvas workspace projects like the atom gift bag, learn welding, overlapping, dividing, and subtracting shapes, and master creating SVG files, templates, and boxes for versatile paper crafting.
Download and install the PC version of Canvas Workspace from Brother support, install the software and drivers, and log in, noting the web version cannot access fonts.
Explore canvas workspace basics by opening ready-made projects and pattern collections, working with parts A–C for cutting, resizing in proportion, and using video and PDF instructions.
Learn to use built-in brother projects in the canvas workspace, search the pattern collection for autumn gift bag parts, and export cutting and scoring files for the machine.
Learn to resize and rotate shapes using the mouse for proportional resizing from corners, side squashing options, and the edit panel with aspect ratio controls, percent scaling, and rotation angles.
Explore process overlap in canvas workspace by welding, dividing, and subtracting overlapping shapes, using front and back layer concepts to predict final outlines and colors.
Explore the process overlap weld to combine shapes into outlines, align pieces precisely, and troubleshoot by closing paths and checking layer order, enabling seamless cutting and creative designs.
Explore how divide splits overlapping shapes into multiple pieces. Apply divide to craft elements such as cracked egg, borders, words, and flower, while closing shapes to avoid errors.
Learn the subtract function in process overlap, where the front object subtracts from the back object and order affects results, with arrows, igloo shapes, and shaker card frames.
Apply process overlap techniques to create a sun from shapes, using divide, weld, subtract, and remove overlap; align, rotate, and layer elements, then export for machine cutting.
Explore process overlap projects by welding, dividing, removing overlap, and subtracting shapes to build intricate designs like trees, snowmen, egg, and borders, using various cardstock.
master the path tool to draw straight and curved lines and open or closed shapes, switch to the freehand tool, and adjust dash patterns for cutting and drawing.
Learn to use the freehand path tool in Canvas workspace to draw, edit points, close outlines, and weld or overlap vector shapes, and trace photos for crafting cutting files.
Learn to download and install fonts from a clearinghouse site, understand personal and commercial licenses, extract zip files, and activate the Christmas Wish calligraphy font in canvas workspace.
Learn to weld fonts in canvas workspace by overlapping letters, choosing suitable fonts, and using draw or fill modes, with tips on consistency, offsets, and exporting to the cutting machine.
Learn to fit text to paths in Canvas, adjust horizontal and vertical alignment, and manipulate text as shapes or paths for dynamic, readable designs.
Learn to weld fonts to a ring built from concentric ovals, using process overlap and divide to remove inner sections, then weld the text inside the shape for vinyl cutting.
Explore font projects in canvas workspace, welding fonts to shapes, fitting text along a path, and cutting from paper, vinyl, or leather for cards, signs, and apparel.
Master the layers panel to group, rename, weld, and align shapes, save originals, set visibility and locks, and create offsets for sentiment designs in crafting projects.
Learn to create outer and inner offsets around sentiment shapes with the offset tool, choose outward or inward directions, apply dash stitching patterns, and organize layers for cutting or drawing.
Learn to create layered sentiments by welding shapes, applying inner and outer offsets, and stitching with pens and blades, using labeled layers for card designs.
Create envelopes with template maker by sizing width and height a quarter inch larger than your card with a light overlap, then export the SVG file for canvas workspace.
Create a pillow box from a template maker, select Pelops, set dimensions in inches, export as SVG, import into canvas workspace, group the design, align cuts and scores, and duplicate.
Master the artboard panel, set mat sizes (12x12 or 12x24) and units, and use grid snapping to design cards with SVG imports alongside layers, edit, and properties panels.
Design a box on the artboard by resizing shapes, adding a three-quarter inch notch, subtracting it, and creating four quarter-inch score lines with snap-to-grid, then group and export for cutting.
Assemble nail file boxes using scorelines and a pinch bottom method, securing the base with glue or rolling adhesive, and explore embellishments like stamps, snowflakes, and ribbon.
Retrieve cutting data from canvas workspace wirelessly, choose to cut from the machine, usb, or laptop, edit selections, and retrieve the last saved pile again to avoid rework.
retrieve the last cutting file from the cloud via pattern retrieve in canvas workspace, then edit, set blade depth for cardstock, and cut multiples with color-coded layers.
Learn to work with love svg files by downloading, extracting, and importing svg designs into canvas workspace, organize layers by color, and prepare cut or draw projects.
Learn to source and organize SVG files, import them into Canvas workspace, and prepare Marshmallow Marsha and Frank Stein projects by adjusting artboard sizes and grouping layers.
Would you like to create and customize cutting files? 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 A to Z Course, you will learn how to work with existing SVG files, how to design files to cut and draw with your ScanNCut, how to customize files using the Template Maker and how to obtain and work with SVG files from multiple sources. This course is loaded with 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 draw the projects 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.