
Explore six holiday projects built in Canvas Workspace and Template Maker, including a Christmas flower, a shallow box, a cake box, and decorated ornaments with heat transfer vinyl.
Learn to create a Christmas poinsettia project in Canvas Workspace by duplicating and scaling, organizing layers, grouping colors, and sending to the Brother ScanNCut to cut and assemble.
Discover how to find and assemble Canvas Workspace holiday projects, explore project anatomy, import parts, and manage layers for quick, customized gift ideas.
Import the Christmas flower project from the project canvas and locate it via search. Group leaves and flowers, rename color layers, save the project, and prepare for duplication and resizing.
Duplicate and resize layer groups, scale to 75% and maintain aspect ratio, rotate for fit, then export a transfer fcm file to cut with different machines.
Retrieve your canvas workspace file the Christmas Flower via the cloud, then cut it with the SDX125 using auto blade technology, following blade depth detection and scoring steps.
retrieve a file from the cloud via Canvas Workspace on the CM350, load the mat, and adjust blade depth to five for shaded spruce and gold foil before cutting.
Learn to assemble a Christmas flower display with layered 3D petals and leaves, brad-centered focal points, and glittery accents, using inked edges, tone-on-tone stamping, and Wink of Stella.
Finish four paper Christmas flowers and discover ideas to embellish gifts, mugs, boxes, and gift bags with dimension from foam adhesive, brads, and vinyl accents.
Explore template maker, an svg site to design boxes, bags, and 3d projects with customizable width, height, bottom length, and clearance, on a 12 by 12 mat.
Design a shallow box in Template Maker by adjusting length, width, height, and dust, tuck, and glue flaps with zero margin in inches; export the SVG for Canvas Workspace import.
Import your SVG from Template Maker, group all items into cut lines and score lines, apply dashed patterns, and save the project for use with the Brother ScanNCut.
Resize a shape and align it to the lid center, explore a see-through window with acetate, and prepare layers for cutting cardstock and designer series paper on the Brother ScanNCut.
Retrieve an SVG from the cloud to the SD 125, delete parts, save for reuse, and cut shallow box design in cardstock and designer series paper with the auto blade.
Retrieve the shallow box project from canvas workspace, edit and save it to the machine for reuse, and set blade depth: five for cardstock, three for designer series paper.
Learn to assemble the shallow box by folding score lines, using glue or tear and tape on the flaps, then embellish with pre-cut pieces, stamp shapes, fill, and twine.
Embellish a shallow box with stamped greetings, red accents, and die-cut embellishments, using vellum, gold foil pieces, bells, and twine. Layer for festive, ready-to-gift presentation.
Learn to design and assemble a tree box with canvas workspace, welding triangles, creating curved edges with offset lines, adding thumb holes, and reinforcing with extra trees for holiday decor.
Learn to weld three triangles into a tree box, create offset curved edges, duplicate shapes, and manage layers and artboard with dashed score lines for import and export to cut.
Create and weld three triangles in canvas workspace by duplicating, resizing, aligning, and grouping before using edit, process, overlap, and weld to form a single shape.
Learn to create an offset line with spacing and rounded edges for a tree design, duplicate and rotate, and add a tag with a hole using process, overlap, and divide.
Configure the cake slice box in Template Maker by setting inches, a 3.75 by 1.5 inch box, 40-degree angle, 0.5 inch thumb hole and glue flap, with 2% clearance.
Learn to import a two-part cake slice box as an SVG, adjust artboard from 12 by 12 to 12 by 24, and group objects for accurate cutting.
Learn to create score lines by turning lines into dashed patterns, organize and group layers, duplicate and rotate a tree, and export the FCM file via the internet.
Retrieve and cut a file with the Brother ScanNCut PSD 125, load the mat, and use auto blade technology to score dashed lines for holiday boxes.
Learn to retrieve and cut a file on the brother ScanNCut CM350, load the mat, set blade depth, and save the design to the machine or canvas workspace before cutting.
assemble decorative tree boxes from perforated paper, using a spatula to release them from the mats, align and glue the layers, and decorate with patterns for gift-ready holiday boxes.
Learn to weld circles into a tag topper, add a hole, score lines for folding, and design a 12 by 12 wrapper in Canvas Workspace for holiday treats.
Master artboard techniques to align objects and create a tag topper by welding overlapping circles. Use duplication and snap-to-grid to structure precise shapes for holiday projects.
Learn to divide a hole from a shape, align the hole with a tag topper, and weld the pieces; then duplicate and arrange using snap to grid for efficient layouts.
Create score lines for a tag tree and a surrounding band using dashed lines, then group, duplicate, and align with a quarter-inch grid.
Learn to duplicate and rotate objects, then align and distribute them to maximize paper usage, using manual nudging, disabling snap to grid, and organized layer grouping.
Learn to assemble the tag tree using double-sided paper, fold along score lines, create a glue flap, and secure with tear-and-tape; then thread twine and add sentiments and embellishments.
Demonstrates eight final tag treat projects, stamping and embellishing with designer series paper. Shows how to fit various candies inside using ribbons, twine, sprigs, bells, and a hole-in tag design.
Learn how to find an SVG file, prepare glitter heat transfer vinyl, import and modify it in Canvas Workspace, mirror for cutting, and iron onto a cotton pouch.
Find free SVG cutting files on love SVG, search for merry christmas, log in to download the zip file, and import it into Canvas workspace for your project.
Extract the downloaded zip to reveal the SVG file, then import it into Canvas Workspace with the SVG option. Save and name your project for cutting.
Modify an SVG by resizing and transforming text, align and group elements, and flip for heat transfer vinyl; export as FCM for the Brother ScanNCut, ensuring correct margins.
Retrieve the Merry Christmas file from Canvas Workspace on the STS 125, mirror it for heat transfer vinyl, and cut with half cut and a weeding box.
Learn to cut heat transfer vinyl on CMX 350 or scan and cut 2, mirror designs, set blade depth to three, retrieve from canvas workspace, and save data to machine.
Weed the vinyl by removing inner pieces using a weeding box, then clean up leftovers with tools and tape before ironing on with the Cricut mini press.
Apply heat transfer vinyl to cotton fabric with a mini heat press, center the design, use circular motions for about a minute per section, and ensure corners are well pressed.
Learn to safely use a mini press, compare before and after decorating black glitter vinyl pouches, and follow heat-press steps with a protective sheet to create personalized holiday pouches.
Unlock your creative potential this season with this comprehensive Brother ScanNCut course designed to bring your festive ideas to life! Whether you're crafting thoughtful stocking stuffers, personalized gift tags, elegant vinyl pouches, or stunning 3D gift holders, this course will guide you every step of the way.
Through easy-to-follow lessons, you'll master the art of using your Brother ScanNCut machine to create an array of beautiful and unique holiday projects. Perfect for both beginners and seasoned crafters, this course offers tips, tricks, and techniques to help you design and assemble professional-quality gifts and décor that will impress your loved ones.
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. By the end of this course, you'll have a collection of handcrafted items ready to spread joy and cheer, all created with your personal touch. Join the fun and make this festive season truly unforgettable with your custom-made creations!