
Explore hands-on paper crafting with Canvas Workspace and Brother ScanNCut, creating sunflower designs, tag treats, and leaf cards. Learn to design, customize, and export SVG files for use with machines.
Explore fall projects for the Brother ScanNCut, including layered sunflowers on the 125E and Canvas Workspace templates such as the Thanksgiving treat box and monster candy sleeves.
Create a layered sunflower using the Brother ScanNCut SDX125 with paper piecing, color layering, background scan to save paper, and multi-layer design.
Assemble a dimensional sunflower using layered pumpkin pie and crushed curry, with gingham cottage and rustic harvest papers, gluing pieces and curling edges for realism.
Download and install canvas workspace, compare web-based and installed versions, learn how to register your machine, access fonts and layers, and edit projects with text and weld features.
Explore canvas workspace projects by navigating the project pattern collection, applying search keywords and tags to find Halloween and autumn designs, and managing layers and mats for efficient cutting.
learn the thanksgiving gift box project by importing a layered design and exporting it as an fcm file for cutting and transferring to your machine.
Learn how to retrieve a file from canvas workspace and the internet, cut it with a scan and cut using auto blades, loading 12 by 12 cardstock, and scoring.
Learn how to retrieve a cutting file from Cameron's workspace on a CM350 or ScanNCut 2, load the mat, set blade depth, and cut a turkey box.
Organize your canvas workspace by color-coded layers and groups, manage visibility, duplicate and flip parts to maximize 12x12 cardstock for a turkey gift box, then export transfers for the machine.
Assemble the turkey gift box from a canvas workspace project, learn folding along score lines, attach feathers, beak, wings, eyes, hat, and a stamped sign for a playful centerpiece.
Import and organize the monster candy sleeve project parts from the canvas pattern collection, group by color (orange, green, purple), save, then duplicate for color-by-color cutting.
Duplicate shapes and group by color to save paper, then align and distribute objects within layers, and export to the machine to cut monsters.
Assemble monster candy sleeves using scorelines, tabs, and holes, following tips for efficient mass production and color coordination. Explore horns, fangs, and wings, and stand them up for display.
Explore finished canvas workspace projects for fall, including candy bags, tea light holders, and monster designs. Use SVGs and default dimensions to guide your own projects within Brother's canvas workspace.
Set up the artboard on a 12 by 12 mat, snap to grid, and create tag topper by overlapping circles and welding into a scalloped shape for four tag treats.
Divide a circle from the tag and weld shapes to create the tag treat project. Learn to align, nudge, and weld components, add dashed score lines, and a belly band.
Create score lines for a tag tree project using the grid and path tool, converting lines to dashed score lines and wrapping a band around the tree.
Rotate and duplicate shapes to build a bottom layout and tags, align and distribute layers, group ovals for sentiments, and prepare cut files for the machine.
Assemble tag treat projects in workspace, color with pumpkin pie and crushed curry inks, stamp 'you are such a blessing' on ovals, finish with a belly band and acorn trinkets.
Explore template maker to quickly customize cutting templates, export perforated SVGs, and adjust units and languages, saving design time by starting from templates.
Create a nestable vegetable tray using Nested Tray template on a 12x12 inch sheet, with 6x4 base, 3 inch height, 5% draft angle, and export an SVG for canvas workspace.
Import an SVG file in canvas workspace, group layers, convert cutting lines to score lines with dash patterns, then export and transfer the file to your Brother ScanNCut for cutting.
Learn to assemble the nestable vegetable tray by folding along square lines. Apply adhesive to the flaps and nest trays in multiple sizes for fall.
Learn to create a coffin box in template maker by setting length 3.5, width 2, height 1.5, lid 1, and 3% clearance, then export as svg for canvas workspace.
Learn to import the coffin, adjust the artboard size to 12 by 24 then back to 12 by 12, and organize layers and groups for accurate cutting.
Import a graphic from canvas workspace, resize and duplicate bats, and arrange them on coffins. Export cut files for black cardstock and design a series paper to maximize paper usage.
Learn to assemble a coffin treat box with cardstock, including folding score lines, attaching flaps, and adding bats for contrast, plus finishing touches with ink and glitter.
Use template maker to set up an exploding box, adjust units, inner diameter, height, lid, export the svg, and import into canvas workspace on a 12 by 12 mat.
Learn to import an SVG explosion box into Canvas Workspace, prevent automatic resize by adjusting the artboard, and manage layers and shapes to create scorelines and decorative elements for cutting.
Follow step-by-step to assemble an exploding box from perforated cardstock, fold along score lines, attach panels with adhesive, and create themed designs like flowers for every season.
Explore completed template maker projects, including nested trays, mini notebooks, Halloween coffins, and four themed explosion boxes, all built with coordinated papers, stamping, and sizing tips for seasonal gifts.
Learn to create leaf-shaped cards in canvas workspace by importing, resizing, mirroring, and welding shapes, then build inner and outer layers with an inset/offset line, inked edges, and linen thread.
Design a leaf shaped card in canvas workspace by importing a shape, organizing files, and managing layers. Delete unused parts and manage layers for welding and duplication.
Duplicate shapes, create a mirror image, align and overlap, then weld into a single card shape and set dimensions for a score line used with scan and cut.
Use the path tool to create score lines on the leaf card, manage layers and duplicate shapes, and apply dashed lines for scoring while organizing multiple cards on a page.
Learn to use the remove overlap process and create offset lines to build layered leaf card designs, exploring inward and outward offsets with rounded corners for cardstock.
Duplicate shapes to create circles for sentiments and backgrounds, using two per card, and maximize the layout. Export to the machine for cutting cardstock and designer paper.
Assemble leaf-shaped cards, ink edges with fall colors, and glue with fine-tip liquid adhesive. Stamp hello from a Paper Pumpkin kit in Cajun Craze, add crushed curry and amber gems.
Create finished leaf cards using shaded spruce and cinnamon cider cardstock with celebrate everything designer series paper, then weld leaf shapes in Brother Canvas Workspace for versatile fall designs.
Obtain, download, and import a free SVG from a site like Free SVG Designs into Canvas workspace, then extract and organize files for later use.
Modify imported SVGs and manage layers by resizing, grouping, and creating an outward 0.08 inch offset line with rounded corners; organize by color layers and export FCM for cutting.
Assemble a layered pumpkin using tone on tone stamping with pumpkin pie ink, then apply black cardstock and designer series paper for depth and decorative fall display.
Do you want to delve deeper into the Canvas Workspace software? Would you like to create and customize cards and treat holders? Would you like to be able to create and customize designs to fit your paper crafting needs? In this Brother ScanNCut - Fall Projects Course, you will learn how to create and customize cutting files, how to modify a Canvas Workspace file and how to use the Template Maker application. The skills you learn can be applied to your specific projects and inspire you to take your skills to a new level.
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 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.