Card Making with the Brother ScanNCut

Name: Card Making with the Brother ScanNCut
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Canvas Workspace Projects & Paper Crafting Techniques

Created byKimberly Smith

Last updated 10/2019

English

What you'll learn

Students will learn a variety of card making techniques.
Students will learn how to work inside of Canvas Workspace.
Students will learn how to use the Brother ScanNCut to assist with card making projects.
Students will learn how to create envelopes.

Course content

7 sections • 59 lectures • 6h 42m total length

Instructor Introduction14:48
Card Projects we will Create in this Course5:56
Navigating this Course5:14
Navigate the card making course by selecting sections relevant to your Brother ScanNCut model, with DX and non-DX videos clearly labeled for easy skipping and buffering tips.

An Overview of the Z-Fold Card Projects3:16
Create autumn themed z-fold cards with coordinating colors, papers, inks, and alcohol marker blending. Cut, score, and assemble using the Brother ScanNCut across SGX 125 and C and 350 models.
Canvas Workspace - Create Patterns for your Card Layout9:16
SDX125 - Retrieving a File and Cutting Designer Series Paper3:56
CM350 - Retrieving a File and Cutting Designer Series Paper3:38
retrieve your file from canvas workspace on the cm350, load the mat, and cut designer series paper; set blade depth to about 3.5–4 for best results.
SDX125 - Creating Patterns and Cutting Card Stock7:22
CM350 - Creating Patterns and Cutting Card Stock5:35
Creating the Z-Fold Card Bases using Card Stock and a Score Board9:19
Assembling the Z-Fold Cards9:38
Stamping the Sentiments for the Cards9:20
Assembling the Colorful Seasons Card12:06
Learn to assemble colorful seasons cards using the Brother ScanNCut, stamping coordinated sentiments and leaves, layering with a belly band, and finishing with a truck and pumpkins.
Coloring the Truck and Assembling the Ride with Me Card16:30

An Overview of the Easel Card Projects3:11
Canvas Workspace - Creating Shapes for your Card Layout6:44
Create shapes in canvas workspace for card layouts, then duplicate, resize, and rotate them to fit an 8.5 by 11 inch sheet and prepare for cutting.
SDX125 - Cutting Card Stock Layers for your Easel Card3:57
CM350 - Cutting Card Stock Layers for your Easel Card3:29
Retrieve the canvas workspace file, load the mat, and cut out the easel card pieces using the cm350 on melon mambo and native navy card stock.
SDX125 - Creating and Cutting Designer Series Paper Layers9:47
CM350 - Resizing Shapes and Cutting Designer Series Paper Layers8:29
SDX125 - Creating and Cutting Shapes for Sentiments5:32
CM350 - Creating and Cutting Shapes for Sentiments4:24
Cut circle and rectangle shapes for sentiments on the cm350 scan n cut, using whisper white card stock and blade depth settings to create a layered easel card.
Creating Easel Card Bases8:13
Assembling the Card Stock and Designer Series Paper Layers7:40
Stamping and Layering the Sentiments for your Easel Card10:24
Embellishing and Assembling the Easel Cards17:33

An Overview of the Mini Note Card & Envelope Projects1:47
Canvas Workspace - Grouping, Dividing and Welding Shapes and Scoring a Card15:51
SDX125 - Retrieving a File and Cutting Card Stock5:21
CM350 - Retrieving a File and Cutting Card Stock4:52
SDX125 - Creating Card Layers3:01
CM350 - Creating Card Layers3:08
Cut two 2.75 inch squares from light cardstock with the ScanNCut using pattern and shapes, adjusting blade depth. Leave a 1/4 inch margin for card layers.
Assembling the Mini Note Cards6:32
Canvas Workspace - Creating an Envelope for your Mini Note Card5:20
SDX125 - Cutting the Envelopes out of Designer Series Paper3:18
Retrieve the envelope file from canvas workspace and cut it from designer series paper using the ScanNCut SDX125, load the mat, score the center, and peel it.
CM350 - Cutting the Envelopes out of Designer Series Paper3:12
Retrieve the mini envelope file from canvas workspace, cut with the Brother ScanNCut CM350 on designer series paper at blade depth three, then unload and reveal score lines for folding.
Assembling the Envelopes and Matching the Note Cards4:27

An Overview of the Pop-Up Card Projects3:27
Canvas Workspace - Opening and Transferring the Card Base File4:37
SDX125 - Retrieving a File and Cutting Cardstock5:40
CM350 - Retrieving a File and Cutting Card Stock5:50
Canvas Workspace - Opening and Editing the Card Panels8:20
SDX125 - Saving and Retrieving Files and Cutting out Layers5:13
CM350 - Saving and Retrieving Files and Cutting out Layers5:45
Canvas Workspace - Creating Stitched Shapes9:52
Use canvas workspace to create stitched shapes from circles and squares, resize with maintained aspect ratio, and nest, align, group, and duplicate them for sentiments on a pop-up card.
SDX125 - Cutting Stitched Shapes and Background Scanning4:24
CM350 - Cutting Stitched Shapes and Background Scanning4:25
Assembling the Pop-Up Card Box7:38
Learn to assemble a pop-up card box with the Brother ScanNCut, including folding score lines, sealing with adhesive, layering designer series paper, and preparing inside pieces for dimension.
Sponging and Stamping the Sentiments12:32
learn to sponge the edges and stamp sentiments onto two-inch shapes using coordinating colors, then assemble and decorate cards with butterflies for a distressed, layered look.
Stamping and Punching Butterflies6:05
SDX125 - Cutting Stamped Images and Layers7:26
CM350 - Cutting Stamped Images and Layers6:53
Learn to cut stamped butterfly images with the ScanNCut CM350 using direct cut and black-and-white recognition; create layered accents on gingham backgrounds, color them, and build depth for pop-up cards.
Coloring and Layering the Butterflies6:19
Assembling the Pop-Up Card and Finishing Touches5:25

Requirements

Students should connect their Brother ScanNCut to the Wireless network.
Students should register for a free Canvas Workspace account.
Students should register their Brother ScanNCut machines in Canvas Workspace.

Description

Would you like to take your card making skills to a whole new level with the help of your Brother ScanNCut? This course is loaded with practical examples and projects. I show how to use both the SDX125 and the CM350 or ScanNCut 2. You can follow along with whichever model of ScanNCut you have. Use materials from your craft stash and learn how to make professional cards by watching the detailed tutorials and then practicing 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 your ScanNCut. I look forward to embarking on this crafty adventure with you.

This course Includes the following topics:

Creating Z-Fold Cards
Creating Easel Cards
Creating Mini Notes Cards
Creating Pop-Up or Box Cards
Creating Envelopes

Who this course is for:

Beginning and Intermediate Brother ScanNCut users.
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Course content

Introduction3 lectures • 26min

Z-Fold Card Project11 lectures • 1hr 30min

Easel Card Project12 lectures • 1hr 29min

Mini Note Card & Envelope Project11 lectures • 57min

Pop-Up Butterfly Card Project17 lectures • 1hr 50min

Creating Envelopes for your Cards5 lectures • 31min

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