Card Making with the Brother ScanNCut

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.

Design card patterns in canvas workspace by resizing and duplicating rectangles, creating an oval from a circle for a sentiment, then save and transfer the project to the Brother ScanNCut.

Retrieve your file from canvas workspace and cut designer series paper with the SDX125, using default auto settings to cut four shapes for a zipcode card project.

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.

Create patterns to cut card stock into card bases and sentiment shapes using canvas workspace, mastering quarter-inch sizing and saving and retrieving patterns for future projects.

Learn to design and cut a card base and a sentiment oval with the Brother ScanNCut seam 350, using pattern tools, canvas workspace, blade depth, and precise sizing.

Create z-fold card bases by hand with a scoring board and trimmer, producing two cards from one 8.5 by 11 sheet and precise valley and mountain folds.

Learn to assemble Z-fold cards using designer series paper, scoring with a Simply Scored, folding into valleys and mountains, aligning margins, and decorating with panels, adhesive, stamping sentiments, and embellishments.

Stamp sentiments and leaves on a z card project using the colorful season stamps. Coordinate colors with Mary Marlow and Pretty Peacock, and add interior sentiments.

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.

Color the truck with alcohol markers, blend coordinating colors, and assemble two cards using the Brother ScanNCut and Canvas Workspace for precise cuts.

Learn to design and cut easel cards that ship flat, using Brother ScanNCut for precise mats and layers, canvas workspace resizing, and coordinating colors for a cohesive look.

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.

learn how to retrieve a file from canvas workspace and cut it for an easel card using the SDX125 with auto blade technology.

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.

Resize shapes created in Kim's workspace and cut them on six-by-six designer series paper using the ScanNCut machine, saving templates for reuse and assembling layered cards.

Learn to resize shapes and cut designer series paper layers on the CM350 scan-and-cut machine, modifying shapes and creating coordinating mats for easel cards.

Learn to cut sentiment shapes for an easel card project using the SDX125 scanNCut, crafting circles and rectangles from whisper white card stock directly on the machine.

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.

Create two easel card bases from melon Mambo and native navy by cutting an 11 by 8.5 inch sheet in half to 4.25 inches, then scoring at 2.75 and 5.5.

Assemble the card stock and designer series paper layers to create an easel card, using contrasting patterns and coordinating colors such as melon mambo, native navy, and rose gold foil.

Stamp and layer sentiments for your easel card using coordinating everything is rosy stamps and designer series paper, ink with native navy, and embellish with foam dimensionals.

Learn to embellish easel cards with designer series paper, foil, ribbons, and foam adhesives. Explore using scanner cut and die-cut elements to create dimensional, display-ready cards that ship flat.

Learn to design and assemble mini note cards and matching envelopes with the Brother ScanNCut, including cutting parts, scoring, welding shapes, and crafting coordinating envelope layers in canvas workspace.

learn to use canvas workspace to create a mini card by welding a flower inside a frame, then score, align, group, and transfer the design to a scan n cut.

Retrieve the saved file from Cambridge's workspace, cut Calypso coral card stock on the Brother ScanNCut SDX125 with auto blade, and assemble a cohesive note card set with coordinating colors.

Retrieve the mini note card project in canvas workspace and cut card stock on the Brother ScanNCut CM350 with blade depth 5, then prepare coordinating colors and envelopes.

Cut two 2.75-inch squares for the inside of notecards using the sdx125 pattern scan, placing them on the right side of the mat to maintain a quarter-inch margin.

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.

Assemble mini note cards by folding and scoring, applying precise glue, and stamping coordinating sentiments, then design and cut envelopes with canvas workspace and the brother scanNCut.

Create envelopes for mini notecards in canvas workspace using a four-petal shape and dashed score lines, then align, group, save as mini envelope, and transfer to the scan-and-cut machine.

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.

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.

Assemble the midi envelope, pair it with matching note cards, and learn to seal the envelope using the inside flower accents or dimensional adhesive while selecting the outer flap.

Explore pop-up box cards and flat-shipping folds created with the Brother ScanNCut to score lines, cut designer paper layers and butterfly designs, stitched shapes, and stamped images.

Open a pop up card base in canvas workspace, transfer the B file to your machine via download and scan and cut transfer, noting score lines for 12x12 cardstock.

Retrieve the pop-up card file from the cloud and cut it on the SDX125 using 12x12 cardstock in coordinated colors, with perforations and scoring for folding.

Retrieve the pop-up card file and cut card stock with the Brother ScanNCut, using coordinated colors and blade depth for precise perforations and layered designs.

Open and edit the Halloween pop up card panels in Canvas Workspace, using group and ungroup, align and duplicate shapes, then save or transfer cut files for the Brother ScanNCut.

Retrieve and save files from canvas workspace to cut layered pop-up cards, then save to machine for reuse and cut designer series paper with the auto blade for multiple colors.

Learn how to save and retrieve a canvas workspace file on the Brother ScanNCut, then cut layered pieces for a pop-up card using exact blade depth and saved data.

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.

Cut stitched shapes from whisper white and purple posy card stock using background scanning on the sdx125, previewing layout in canvas workspace and applying ink to enhance stitching.

Cut stitched circles and squares on whisper white and colored card stock with Brother ScanNCut CM350 using two methods: background scanning and direct cutting, adjusting blade depth for different papers.

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.

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.

Learn to stamp and punch butterflies from coordinating card stock and designer papers, then cut stamped images with the ScanNCut to build dimensional elements for a pop-up card project.

Learn to cut stamped butterfly images with the Brother ScanNCut SDX125, add a border and layered backs, and assemble a pop-up card using outlines and precision cutting.

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.

Learn to color and layer stamped butterflies using coordinating marker colors, create dimension with foam adhesives, and add glitter accents for finished cards.

Finish assembling the pop up card, applying wink of Stella glitter on butterflies and checking folds. Build three variations—seaside spray, cocoa rose base, purple posy—using an assembly line approach.

Learn to create and decorate envelopes with the envelope punch board for precise card fits, use matching paper, scoring with scoreboards and scoring tools, and compare to scanning cut scoring.

Create envelopes with the envelope punch board by scoring at 3.5 on an 8x8 sheet to fit a 4.25 by 5.5 card, then assemble with rolling adhesive.

Create a matching envelope using the envelope punch board, decorate it, and assemble a coordinating belly band to seal without adhesive. Learn practical steps with 8x8 cardstock and color coordination.

learn how to find, download, and import scalable vector graphics into canvas workspace to create a box envelope for an a2 card, then group and transfer for cutting.

Explore making envelopes for your cards with the Brother ScanNCut and canvas workspace, including box enclosures and envelope punch board techniques that match designer paper.