Time for a rethink, shuffle and change it all around. So get out your ScanNCut and have a play with a little warm up project
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Box Frame: My decision was to make the Shadow Box frame into a small display of frames featuring the Chandelier as a focal point. To achieve this, I grouped the main Shadow Box frame design and enlarged it; sizing it to it’s fullest extent on the Scan N Cut 12 […]
Tracy Stephens-Wood has written the below tutorial based on our Shadow Box Collection which is due for release shortly. We will be doing a full launch post shortly, but here’s a little taster. Tracy uses both a Cricut and a ScanNCut, but you can just use one if you wish […]
When downloading from the internet, how do you know if the file is legitimate? Finding the source of the file can be tricky; and that’s before you find out what copyright restrictions apply. Here, we talk you through some tips to make you a bit more copyright savvy. With digital […]
In this article I will be talking you through 5 simple skills which are essential to using Brother Canvas Workspace and making it as enjoyable as possible. For the purpose of this blog piece, I will be referencing the desktop downloaded version of Brother Canvas Workspace. The most recent update […]
Ian has created a Foil Shield to help protect your mats when using foiling products. What is the Foil Shield for? The Foil Shield is for when you are using a product like the WRMK Foil Quill with an electronic cutter; it can be sometimes hard to attach your foil […]
Go Create is aimed at crafters, scrapbookers and anyone who owns a digital cutter ranging from Brothers ScanNCut through to a Cricut Maker. We also cover the software you might be using as well some alternatives you might not of thought of.
For those of you who have seen Kylie Bertucci and her #loveitchopit method, you may find it doesn't necessarily work for our type of crafting. In particular, the ScanNCut will not happily cut edge to edge; meanwhile it also allows us to create more layers through nesting shapes. Instead, I wanted to adapt an easy approach that ScanNCut users could use (along with other electronic cutters); thus came #loveitchopitSNC to our blog and magazine.
