Brother ScanNCut - Spring Projects

Learn to create butterfly tags using the canvas workspace process overlap to weld, subtract, and layer shapes, and cut eight tags on a page in multiple colors.

Create a butterfly tag by welding and aligning shapes in canvas workspace, resizing and transforming a rectangle and a banner to form a decorative bookmark or journal keepsake.

Create a scalloped top tag by combining shapes, align center, and weld; use divide to create the ribbon hole and prepare two cut layers—one with butterflies, one background.

Learn to use layers and the subtract overlap in Brother ScanNCut - spring projects to carve a tag, align shapes, rename layers, and weld butterflies.

Master layers and shapes in canvas workspace, renaming and duplicating butterflies to create overlapping, welded designs. Export cutting files for transfer to your machine to produce spring projects.

Retrieve your file from canvas workspace, save it to your machine, and cut the tag on the SDX125, with tips on handling grouped layers and file storage.

Retrieve a file from Canvas Workspace via cloud on Brother ScanNCut CM350, cut eight butterfly tags from jade 12x12 card stock, and save the file to the machine.

Assemble butterfly tags by threading ribbon and twine through small holes, coordinating Magenta Madness, Just Jade, Misty Moonlight, and Bumblebee, and explore texture with Hive 3D embossing and foam dimensionals.

Explore canvas workspace projects, import them to your mat, manage layers, and access PDFs and videos for spring flower gift boxes.

Duplicate and transform the flower gift box, fit two on a 12 by 12 mat, adjust orientation and layers, then save and transfer to the cutting machine.

Learn to assemble a reusable flower gift box using double-sided paper, layering decorative flowers, and folding along score lines to create a secure, adhesive-free lid for spring party favors.

Learn to import a canvas workspace project, scale layers to fit eight and a half by 11 cardstock, organize groups by color, and export cuts for a ladybug gift bag.

Assemble a collapsible ladybug gift bag from cut black cardstock, fold score lines, glue flaps, and decorate with a heart, wiggles, googly eyes, antennas, and gingham ribbons for spring packaging.

explore finished canvas workspace projects for spring, with ideas for flower gift boxes, carrot boxes, and decorative bags, featuring removable glue dots, foam accents, and scalable designs.

Design a spring basket project by assembling decorative spring biscuits with double-sided paper, scored lines, and customizable handles to hold candy eggs and sentiments inside.

Explore artboard settings and shape transformations to design the spring basket project, using grid snap, inches units, and the edit panel to align, rotate, and weld shapes.

Learn to create scalloped edges for a basket by using borders, resizing to fit, duplicating and transforming pieces, and welding overlaps for a seamless box edge.

Create four glue flaps for the scalloped back using polygon shapes and snap-to-grid alignment. Overlap the flaps with nudging to finalize the biscuit-shaped piece.

Learn to create score lines for a spring basket project with the path tool, turning lines into dashed score lines and grouping them with the basket for clean folding.

Design a basket handle and sentiment shapes using rectangles and scalloped shapes, customize sizes with offset lines and alignment, and weld layered pieces for efficient machine layout and cutting.

Retrieve the spring basket project from Canvas Workspace and use auto layout to duplicate parts that fit on the mat for efficient cutting.

Learn to retrieve a file from the canvas workspace and cloud, duplicate designs, and use auto layout on the CM350 to efficiently arrange multiple shapes on the mat for cutting.

Learn to assemble and embellish spring baskets using cut-out components, glue techniques, mounted sentiments, and layered designer paper, with tips on handles, brads, and decorative details.

Create spring baskets with the Daffodil Afternoon Designer Shoes paper and vanilla cardstock, then score, handle, embellish, and assemble through 14 projects using matching stamps and ribbons.

Learn to use the template maker to design curved boxes and paper cup templates, customize parameters, set inches or centimeters, and save as a scalable vector graphic for the machine.

Learn to design curved backs using the template maker, set precise parameters for a 12 by 12 mat, and export an svg ready to cut in canvas workspace.

Import an svg from template maker into canvas workspace, create perforated svgs by adjusting score lines, group layers, and export the perforated files for use with compatible machines.

Decorate curved boxes with template makers, fold along score lines for volume and a black-and-white look, then add coordinating ribbons and Rainbow of Happiness sentiments.

Create a cone wrapper for a four-ounce coffee cup in Template Maker by measuring the top and bottom diameters in centimeters and tweaking the height to perfect the wrap.

Create a cone project by selecting the cone template and setting centimeter parameters for height, bottom diameter, and glue flap angle. Save as SVG for a 12 by 12 mat.

Import an SVG cone, duplicate cup wrappers, and rotate to fit five on a sheet. Add a top circle and a flower from another project for decorative cups.

Learn to decorate mini coffee cups with cone wrappers using glue, curling, and margins; add ribbons, flowers, and gems, and finish with a secure lid for polished, presentable gifts.

Explore completed Template Maker projects, from curved boxes and matchboxes to coffee cup decor, with candy assortments and decorative details for inspiration and size reference.

Locate and download svg files from five sites, import them into canvas workspace software, extract zip files, and plan color cuts with assembly instructions for spring projects.

Import scalable vector graphics (SVG), distinguish them from photographs, group and color-code layers, adjust dash patterns and rotation to fit the mat, then export for cutting.

Learn to assemble the chick belly box, color with mango melody and papaya inks, attach wings, eyes, and beak, then add grass and candy.

Explore creating bunny lollipop holders with the ScanNCut, import SVG cut files into Canvas Workspace, group scorelines, duplicate bunnies, and arrange layers for precise cuts.