Cutting the Inside & Outside of Stamped Images using the Brother ScanNCut - Beautiful Day
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- Опубліковано 21 кві 2018
- In this video, I demonstrate how to cut out stamped images using the Brother ScanNCut. I use the Beautiful Day stamp set by Stampin’ Up. First, I stamped the images using Memento Black ink onto Whisper White card stock. Then, I secured the paper to the mat using Painter’s tape, making sure that I didn't cover up any of the numbers or lines on the border of the cutting mat. I used a blade depth of 5 for this demonstration. I used the Direct Cut feature to cut out the first set of butterflies. I loaded the mat, scanned the images, and added an outline distance of 0.04” around the image. Then, I cut the images out. Next, I showed how to use the Scan to Cut Data feature to cut out the inside and outside of the butterfly. Lastly, I changed the card stock and cut out the butterflies onto a new In Color of cardstock: Blueberry Bushel. Then, I demonstrated how to remove the stamped images from the mat. I also showed and shared several examples of images I colored using the Stampin' Up blends. I shared the blends combination for each image. I also showed projects I created with these butterflies. Please visit my blog because I will have pictures of the final projects: thepaperedchef.com
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Thank You for the video! I have to use my brand new ScanNCut to make some projects. Really don’t know how to operate my machine but now I know because of all your ScanNCut videos. I’m actually writing notes on my Crafting notebooks so I will remember how to do it again. Thanks again. From MN.
I really like all the colors of paper. Thank you for this tutorial. So helpful. I love your energy & clear instructions.
Thanks for your comment. That was very sweet!
LOVE LOVE LOVE YOUR IDEAS, thx soooo much, i have such beautiful butterflies, yeah!!! 👍
I have searched for someone that makes it easy and fun to learn the SNC without using terms that are so technical that you have to jump around from one project to the next to figure out what they are saying and you are the absolute best! I just love watching and creating with your videos. Thank you , thank you, thank you!
Thanks Donna, I am so glad you like my teaching style. This video was so exciting for me because it opened up so many possibilities. When you have stamps with large open areas and can cut out the insides, you can so so much. The SNC has opened up my crafting world to new possibilities.
I can't tell you how much I appreciate this video! Thank you
Right ON! You are welcome. Subscribe to my channel and hit the little bell next to the subscribe button so that you know when I update my videos.
Those are amazing butterflies . . Absolutely love love love everything you did . . Thanks for sharing. I have to try them. 😎 😎 😎
Thanks for watching and for your comments. I loved cutting and coloring these butterflies.
I just bought a 125e, but I have never done any scrap booking or stamping. I got it to create designs for the center pieces for my wreaths. But-I love seeing how you made use of what you cut out. I may have to take up stamping now😅. I’m binge-watching all your videos. You are an awesome teacher. Thanks!
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Thank you for sharing this technique. The butterfly, ribbon, sequin trim, and wooden spoon embellishments are such cute adornments for the honey jars!
Thanks, I gave out a case of those honey jars to friends last year. Then, my friend’s beehives were almost totally abandoned. It is sad the bees left. I hope they found a new home and that they are making honey again.
Really enjoyed learning this!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching. I hope you will subscribe to my channel.
So very awesome, I love how you demonstrate all the different ways we can use the scan n cut. Tfs.😊
rose alc Oh I love to share my discoveries. Thanks for watching and for appreciating the tips and tricks.
You’re wonderful. You’re a great teacher and I love how down to earth you are! Thank you.
You are so welcome! Thanks for your uplifting comment Ellen. Glad you are watching.
Thank you for your videos, I'm feeling more confident in my BSC usage now.
Thanks Debbie! That is my goal. I want all of my viewers to become more confident and proficient with the ScanNCut so that you can make the most of your machine.
The instructions for detail cutting is great...and I love the colors you colored the butterflies with....sooooo pretty!!!!
Thanks, I am glad you were able to follow along. This is such a gorgeous butterfly and I love how large it is, making it easy to work with.
I just love your tutorials, they are just great. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for checking out this tutorial. It is such a popular stamp set. I loved making these glitter butterflies.
I watched this video again. Just ordered this stamp from my demo, so I can use your genius technique with the bsc2. Thanks I'll be referring to this video again once I try this.
Hi Jerilee, I sometimes miss comments but keep on making them. This video just resurfaced when I was searching for something else. I'm glad you ordered this stamp set. I also used it for an embossing tutorial. ua-cam.com/video/LdndV8PG458/v-deo.html
I just (finally!) got my Scan N Cut a few days ago and have been watching tutorial videos one after the other. Yours are my favorite - and I've subscribed to your channel I was a little confused on cutting out stamped images (both outside and inside), but you've cleared that up for me, so thank you! Off now to watch your "Basics" videos.
Pamela L Thanks Pamela, since the recording of this video, I developed an entire course on Udemy which goes way beyond my Basics series. Here’s a coupon and hope to see your comments in my other videos. www.udemy.com/brother-scanncut-basics/?couponCode=PAPEREDCHEF2018
Omg thank you , thank you , I’m going to try this , I love how you change cs, and did the butterfly again , I have company at this moment, so I’ll have to wait a couple of days to play, excited, I’ll post , ok hugs , glad you had a wonderful time at convention, green with envy, 😜😜😜,
You are very welcome. Glad this is useful. I know you will try this. I wish there was a feature here for you to share a picture of what you cut out too.
Thank you, thank you, thank you! I just acquired a new-to-me ScanNCut CM350, a couple days ago. I am having a blast using it, thanks to you! Your videos are incredibly helpful! Really can't thank you enough!
Thanks Pat. I am so glad that I could help you. Looks like you started with a more advanced video. You will find hundreds of basic tutorials on cutting stamped images and patterned paper on my channel as well.
love your video. Thank you so much. I've had my scan in cut for over a year and haven't used it since I bought it. I will look at your other videos. Thank you again, your awesome
Oh your poor little machine. Let it out of the box. You will LOVE how much it will help your crafting. Thanks for checking out my other videos. I have courses too.
Sandra L Flores you sound like me. I watched many of these videos which prompted me to save up and buy the BSNC, and I’ve only cut out the project plus 3 more. That was it and I’ve had my machine since June. Back to watching her videos so may get the mojo to use the machine. Lol
What a cool demo. I'm new to the scanNcut world so I was very pleased to see this. Thanks so much for sharing.
blackitten2 Thanks for your comment. This was definitely not a newbie tutorial so I’m proud of you for being able to follow along. I hope you try it with your stamped images too.
I just found you on UA-cam and gathering all the information that you are showing....your a good teacher, you don't rush through the explanation.....I have the Scan N Cut and I love it but I'm also willing to learn to use it properly and more....thank you
So glad you found me Terrie. My channel is small and specialized but it keeps growing steadily which gives me the motivation to keep on sharing. Here are a couple of Brother ScanNCut courses that I offer along with coupon codes for only $9.99. I go through the ins and outs to get you up and running and they are both practical project based courses - not theoretical. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
You’re so clear. Thank you so much!
Thanks Petra! I appreciate you watching. This is one of my favorite stamp sets of all time.
Thank you for the tutorial! I’ve learned a lot from your videos!
You are welcome. It's comments like this which keep me going. I will keep them coming.
Another great video!!! You amaze me. Thank you for making it look easy.
Thanks for watching Nancy! Using this machine gets easier over time. I love it.
Thank you for helping me! The idea was to cut the die shape bigger so I wanted to scan then re size it! I will try the cut to data button, I have only played twice so lots to learn and love it!
Joy Lane Oh yes, for sure use Scan to Cut Data so that you can manipulate the size.
I am into butterflies as my main crafting.......loooooved this.
Brenda Gray Awesome, butterflies have beauty, shape and color - the whole package.
Well this is my 2nd video of Yours watched tonight & "I Think I Love You Man!"!!! Heehee
Just plugged my Brother ScanNCut2 in for the VERY 1st time this week, after having it for a couple years! What FunFUNFun it is, eh?!
Your projects are fun but I'm really grateful to You for sharing these tricks, amazing true fascinations! Thank You.
Love the wooden spoons from T.M. & still need to get over there myself, never been...
And the Li'l Tip about Allergy tx & Local Honey is truly ONLY-just! Super cool.
I look forward to viewing MoreMOREMore of Your Incredible Offerings! Thanks SO MUCH.
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Shannan, you just made my day. So glad you found my channel. I just created by 122nd UA-cam video yesterday and the majority of my videos are about stamping and how to use the Brother ScanNCut. I also created two video courses. Here is a link to my descriptions with video introductions and coupons. The courses go through the Basics to Advanced and do not include the content I cover on UA-cam. The projects in the course are unique to those courses. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
I love you!!!!! Why am I just finding you!!! I will be watching every one of your videos!
I love you too Linda! Thanks for watching and for your comment.
Love this video. It was very helpful to me as I'm just starting out with my SNC. I love that stamp set.
Awesome! Welcome to the ScanNCut world. I hope you check out the other tutorials on my channel and that you make the most of your machine.
Great project ideas. And, you did an outstanding job of explaining this feature of Scan and Cut...I've saved this video so I can watch again. I'm a newbie to Scan and Cut and some features are a little daunting. Thank you.
Rose, I’m glad you liked my video. I have loads of videos and classes too. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
GREAT DEMO...YOU'RE THE BEST!!! TYFS!!! 💕
Glad you liked it. The honey is all gone and for some reason, the bees abandoned their hive. I’m glad I was able to decorate kits of honey jars before that happened.
I bought my new ScannCut DX 6 weeks before Christmas but only opened it Christmas Day. It was gift to myself. I had been watching videos so I knew what it was and I was not overwhelmed when I opened and tried to use it for the first time. You showed me things I did not know. Thank you.
Heather, that was a smart move to learn what it does before you purchased it. Thanks for sharing that and keep on watching.
Thank you for your compliment.
Love it! Have a nice day! Grace
My Crafty Time Thanks for watching Grace!
Thank you!! I finally understand HOW to cut the inside areas out of my projects. You made it very clear & understandable!! Bless you!! PS. I loved your Little projects!! 😊👍💖
Zue Andrusyshyn Thanks for your awesome comment and for watching. I just love these intricate butterflies. Our friend loved their honey gift.
Thanks for sharing how to use the ScanNCut. My birthday is coming up in a few weeks and I think I am getting this as my gift. I can’t wait and your videos will be so helpful. Love your stained glass butterflies and your honey jars!
Beth Merkle Oh yes, this will make a great gift for your birthday. Please use my affiliate link inside of the video description when you purchase one. I bought mine from Amazon well and it hasn’t ever disappointed me. Thanks for your comment.
so nice!! I just made customer thank you cards using the butterfly stamp and blends! Such a pretty jar of honey, great job Kim :)
Anne Taylor Thanks, I loved coloring these butterflies because the areas are so large that even I can color within the lines.
great demonstration & inspiration thank you..
Maureen Lupton Thanks for watching and for taking the time to comment.
Om my , I love what you did 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼thank u ♥️
Frenchie, I went back to look at some older comments and realized I didn't reply. Thanks for being such an engaged viewer for over one year!
You are incredibly talented! I sure hope anyone who receives one of your projects realizes just how much time and talent went into it. Thank you for another excellent video.
Thanks Irene! Most of my recipients thank me for their presents and care packages. Even if they don’t, I know that I brought a smile to their face when they were going through a hard time. Crafts do that. Thanks for commenting.
Your video was very helpful specially for someone who is a total novice with the machine (just unboxed it yesterday)... thanks and keep posting !!
payal manaksia I’m impressed that you are taking on one of my more advanced tutorials after just opening your box. Thanks for watching. I offer a Basics and Advance course in the ScanNCut. Here is more information and coupon codes. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
Great user-friendly videos!
Thanks for watching Sona!
Love your videos. Thx for sharing.
Thanks for watching Stampin' Sue. I also created ScanNCut course. Here is a link to take it for only $9.99. It is hosted on Udemy and you will have access for life. I also plan on adding new material to the course and I continue to upload new material to You Tube. thepaperedchef.com/scanncut
Great....I'll have to check it out....
Thanks so much foR this tutorial. I really appreciate the information.
judy holman You are very welcome! I really love this stamp and and large images like this are great with the Brother ScanNCut. Thanks for watching Judy.
Great project! I'm thinking of getting this machine; now I really want one.
I will help you if you get one. It has saved me loads of time. Here are some courses that I teach on it. Check out the intro videos and then you will get an idea of what they machine can do. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses Here is a link to the model I use (affiliate link) which I purchased from Amazon - Brother ScanNCut 2 CM350
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Thank you, this has helped me soo much!!
Loved the video. Didn't even know my Brother ScanNCut2 could do this.
Thanks Debbie! It can do so much more. Glad you are watching. I hope you check out other tutorials on my Playlists.
Thank you for this video..... Very helpful.
Thanks Anixa! Glad you like this technique. It works best when the images have large open spaces like this butterfly.
Very helpful thank you!
Joy Lane Thanks for watching Joy!
Love it! Thank you so much!
You are very welcome! This was one of my all time favorite tutorials. Glad you ❤️ it.
Thank you so much...I now see how to cut inside an image. You made it look so simple. Beautiful project you made.
Deanna Tucker You are very welcome! Thanks for taking the time to comment on this. Stay tuned for more videos like this and how to resize the images you save as well.
Thank you for this video! I need to do a lot of stamping, and playing with my machine. ☺
As for the honey, I also have allergies and asthma. I put local honey in my tea, and drinking water. It also helps me from catching so many colds, which in turn, sets off the worst asthma. I've been doing it for 3 years, since the last time I was In the hospital, and knew I had to find a way to help myself. The majority of asthma drugs were not helping. It really helps.
Thanks for watching Wendy. My friend's bees left his hive and I had about a year's worth of honey until it finally ran out. There are other sources of local honey but that was the best. I agree that is it great for helping with allergies.
@@PaperedChef sorry to hear they left the hive😒
Thank you 🙏🙏
Anytime! I appreciate you watching Cheli!
You mentioned being able to scan the image and then redraw it to change the size of the stamped image. I would love to see a tutorial of that! Whenever I try I get extra lines.
Oh yes Christina, I have a few other requests for videos based on questions other crafters asked me but I will definitely make that advanced tutorial. Thanks for watching.
Hi... just seen this great video tutorial you posted and as Christina mentioned above...id be interested in enlarging the image.
Ive looked for your next tutorial to show this technique but was unable to find it....probably as this original video was posted 2 years ago.
Is there a link?....
Thankyou, love your videos..so easy to follow.
Ps loved your Honey jar , big WOW ♥️♥️♥️👍🏼
Thanks. I gave both jars of honey away today. I know they loved them too. I attached the butterfly with a glue dot so that they could reuse it and put it on something else. The butterfly would look great on the refrigerator!
Thanks!
I just discovered your UA-cam channel today. I've been struggling with the decision between the Brother ScanNCut SDX125e and the popular cutting machines that are in most hobby/craft stores in my area these days. After viewing this video my mind is made up--definitely the ScanNCut machine for me. I will have to order a machine online, since there are no stores here that sells the 125e, but I have it in my shopping cart online and will be hitting the "place order" button after I finish this comment. ;-) Thank you for your great tutorial and I'm sure I'll be referring to your channel often after my machine arrives.
Thanks Karlen, I’m glad my video convinced you to take the plunge. I don’t even work for Brother and just figured out all of this stuff on my own. I have loads of tutorials for beginners when your machine arrives including how to do your Welcome Protect. I also teach several online courses so please subscribe to my newsletter by entering your email on the bottom left of my blog and you will be notified of my new courses and get monthly coupons too. thepaperedchef.com
Wow! You can still save the little pieces to do the paper piecing technique.
If you have the patience for that Rita, I bow to your craftiness. Thanks for watching.
RitaMaria Castillo exactly what I was thinking! 🌹Rosie of Oz🇦🇺 with Omega the cavalier🐶
Thank you it was the heron die from io dies. It cut the outside but ignored the middle. I think I need to find the scan in colour to pick up the grey tones although it looks like the complete picture us there in black and white
Joy Lane Ok. Not familiar with that die but if if the inside areas are not very far apart, they may not get recognized. Also, use Scan to Cut Data. I don’t Scan and Cut a die because if I have the die, I get great results using it with a Big Shot.
You could also put the insides back in with different colours, thank you for your video, it's been very informative, thinking of getting the new DX scan and cut , does it do all the same as the previous models like coloring and can you still use the brother canvas with it.
Elaine Higham Oh yes, if I had the patience, I could put the butterfly back together like a puzzle. Thanks for watching! I will probably bite the bullet and get a new DX if there is a Black Friday sale. I like the roll feature. That is new in that you can cut from a roll of vinyl. There are 1300 built in designs. There are new mats which will hopefully STICK this time. It cuts thicker materials which I can already do with the deep cut blade but if it sticks better, we should get better results. There are a couple more fonts but I already download fonts I like. There is nothing that I must have except maybe the support for more file types. I can review it better once I get my hands on one.
I have a Scan n Cut 2 and have used it very little. You have helped me realize its potential. I have a question about the butterfly that was cut in detail. Would it be too thick to apply the paper to Sizzix adhesive sheets to make it like a sticker?
Cheryl Wanchock Hi Cheryl, I’m so glad you are making the most out of your ScanNCut. I love the sticker sheets you mentioned and I use the all of the time while due cutting with my Big Shot. They work on the ScanNCut as well. No paper is too thick. It’s just a matter of trying to utilize as much of the sticker sheet as possible. When I don’t use it, I have many more options for my scraps because they are not stickers. Avery also makes sticker sheets and I cut them out too. Here’s my video about that. m.ua-cam.com/video/B6EuuZz0Mok/v-deo.html
That was just wonderful. I really need to start using my scan n cut. Is there any way to use a light coloured maybe watercolour? ink so that the the outline can be blended with watercolours? Or could the saved image be drawn with a watercolour pencil? Thanks in advance.
Thanks June, From my experience, if something doesn't have well defined lines or high contrast, it will not be recognized by the ScanNCut, even if it is in color recognition mode. I have seen a lot of examples of clear embossing on the butterfly followed by watercoloring it for a resist technique but I never saw that cut out. Please check out my two online classes which go into depth on the ScanNCut. Coupons and videos here. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
Hi! I have a question that is sort of related. I have a sheet of butterfly clip art. The machine isn't recognizing the antennae, so I drew pencil lines around them and added an offset of 0.02" in Canvas Workspace. However, the machine then cut out the antennae with the offset, but left a small paper outline of each butterfly on the mat. Do you know what I am doing incorrectly? Also, would it be better if I just darkened the antenna with a fine point pen? Thanks so much.
Hi Sandra, it sounds like your antennae are separate from your butterfly. Use a pencil to connect them to the butterfly (which I think you did) but then add an offset of 0.04” on the machine itself. It helps fuse the shape prior to cutting. I may need a visual so you can use my Contact Form to get in touch so you can send images. Contact the Papered Chef: paperedchef.stampinup.net/contact_me
I recently purchased a Scan n Cut, but haven't used it yet. Can you also cut on the lines so you don't have a white border around he image?
Cindy Rom Oh yes, the default setting would cut without any lines around the image. I am always like to add an outline distance of 0.04 but you don’t have to. Thanks for watching and welcome to the ScanNCut world. I have online courses too and will share the link to video descriptions and coupons
Do you have a video on how to set the alignment please? when I scan to cut a scanned image I’ve stamped, 0.04 setting, it’s so off! One side of the image has a wider border than the other side. I’ve followed the instructions from the manual but my issue is (I think) I can’t get a clear black cross + to align the red dot up with. I use copier paper and it tears it at the cross points.
Here is how I do it on both types of machines. ua-cam.com/video/8EVcwMewrWQ/v-deo.html
This was an awesome video thank you so much. Just got my machine on Mother’s Day and was wondering how you do the inside out
Awesome Norine. Thanks for watching. Since you are a new Brother ScanNCut user, you would benefit from my brand new course. Here's a coupon. www.udemy.com/brother-scanncut-basics/?couponCode=PAPEREDCHEF2018
Papered Chef I enrolled up to lesson 5 now the lesson freezes and can’t see anything can only hear you?
Norine Mueller Hi Norine, when I get home from work, I will upload the video again. Thanks for your patience.
I uploaded the video again. I totally see what you mean because there is a point where the sound kept playing and the video froze. Sorry about that. The new video is processing. Once I test it out again in the course, I will answer you there so you can test it. Thanks for your patience.
Papered Chef great thanks was really enjoying it
Love the video, can I make a suggestion, if you can use an external Mic with your camera, get a unidirectional one that clips to your lapel. Called a Lavalier Mic it would improve your production values and make you much more understandable when the Scan N Cut is running. Thanks for the video...
Kat E Thanks for your comment. We both had the same idea. I recorded this a very long time ago and since that time, I purchased a microphone and better lighting. I will also start doing tutorials with the SDX which isn’t as loud.
Be careful using that blue tape on the Bros S&C. I had used a good quality blue tape for a while....but one day, the tape decided not to stick and got wrapped around the bar and I could not get it off. I had to have it professionally done. They said to not use tape for this machine. Wish that they made better mats so that we didn't have to. Nice video though! :-)
Izzaboutchu! Wow, sorry to hear that. I always use tape and it has fallen off before and I had to get it out with tweezers. I use my machine multiple times a day. I do restick my mats but even that doesn’t help.
Once you cut the inside and outside, can you group the butterfly and then move it to anywhere on the mat and duplicate to cut many?
Oh yes Wander Woman. You can duplicate the butterfly and cut many. I would probably bring it into Canvas first to clean it up. Here is a related tutorial where I went into this topic in more depth. ua-cam.com/video/8gycPFlAcME/v-deo.html
Do you have a tutorial on how to align the scan and cut if it's not leaving an even border around the image
Yes, of course. I did this tutorial a couple of times and I’m due for another this summer. Here is the link. ua-cam.com/video/PV4_uFMojLY/v-deo.html
What blade depth would you use to cut Stampin’ Up water color paper? (My blade is pretty new)
That watercolor paper feels like thick Whisper White so try a blade depth of 5. Thanks for watching Pamela.
Hi...thanks so much for your great videos.
You mentioned theres a way to redraw it and change the size of stamped image....is there a link to that advance tutorial..i can't seem to find it.
Thanks again❤
Thanks for your comment. Oh yes, I have shown this many times. I will share a video of how to resize a die. The reason is that it is really just the SHAPE you are resizing. Here is a link to get you started down this path. ua-cam.com/video/eK0NxZxRjYc/v-deo.html
@@PaperedChef Oh thankyou...yes yes...I have seen the resizing then...I thought you meant the stamped image itself... my mistake.... but thankyou for your reply and your awesome tutorials
save the cut-outs from each color and use those as the "stained glass inserts".
Oh how fun these were. I used to save the cut outs for all sorts of decorative projects. Thanks for watching and for the suggestion Rita.
Forgive me for comment/question no. 2. . . after watching the video a couple of times I think it was just poor vision that made me see an uncut part of your butterfly. But there is yet another question (thanks for your patience). When you were going to cut the grapefruit grove butterfly you were careful not to move the image of the butterfly from the screen. If it is saved to your machine, couldn't it be placed anywhere to cut? Does it have to be in that specific location? Also, thanks for showing you use painter's tape to secure your paper to the mat. All too often my mats lose their stickiness when I want to cut and I don't want to take the time to 'resticky' them. I never thought of painter's tape. Duh Diane. So, thanks again for your help.
Yes, that is a great question. If you want to move your butterfly around, you would have to group it. Or, if you drag it, you will get just part of the butterfly. It is easy to group it but I didn't at that point so I wanted to make sure I was in the right place. Stay tuned because I am still conducting an experiment comparing ways to restick the mats. I will share my results on UA-cam when I am done. Painter's tape works great for now.
YesYESYes! That tape trick totally made me giggle for sure! I'm gonna use that one. She's FunFUNFun!
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What model machine do you have, I have the SDX85M and it doesn't have these same features to choose from.
I have 4 ScanNCuts. I don't have the model you have but you can follow along with my SDX tutorials. There are hundreds here and check out my courses too. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
This is so useful as I've struggled to do this with my SNC. However, I have a question, please. When you were zoomed in at 7:18 there's a red outline - sort of all by itself on the lower left side of the butterfly. What is this? I see this all the time when I'm trying to cut. Also, at 10:49 it appears to me (but I have poor vision so it might be glare) that one interior lobe of the butterfly did not cut out. Again, my vision is poor so this may be wrong. Thank you so much for taking the time who show in clear and easy steps how to do this.
Hi Diane, thanks for watching and I'm glad you gave me the exact time in the video you have questions about. Your first question is asking about the red part. When I used Scan to Cut data, all of the inside pieces of the butterfly were scanned. The reason that one part was red is because it just happened to be the part which was selected at the time when I zoomed in. The selected region is outlined in red. I deselected it and then went to go and deleted the little stray bits.
Hi Diane, I also wanted to address your second question at 10:49. The last lobe of the butterfly did cut out but it got stuck. I recommend using paper snips to get out the pieces which don't just pop out. Even though that is what I recommend, I pulled out the stuck piece with my hand. If a lot of pieces are getting stuck, then I suggest increasing the blade depth.
Thank you for taking the time to clarify. I have kind of put my Brother away temporarily because I'm not as successful at using it as I had hoped. I get easily frustrated (not my best trait) and not seeing well makes it a struggle. I wish Brother would allow a tablet or some sort of device to be attached to replace or enhance the small screen. Thank you again, so very much.
Sounds like you could benefit from my courses. Please check out my intro videos. The first class goes through all of the Basics and the Advanced class shows you how to use your machine wirelessly. This may be what you need because once you transfer the files wirelessly, you just cut the file. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
What’s the difference. Between the ScanNCut 2 and the DX what is the latest I’m gonna order one. Thanks loved your tutorial. Love you tutorial persuaded me to purchase the machine Thanks
I love my SDX125 because it is quiet and has an Autoblade so I don't have to think very hard. It cuts thicker materials. My CM350 cuts stamped images much better but it could be that I have a SUPER machine. Others say their machines cut just fine. Each machine has a personality. Here is my link to one model. You can use this no matter what you decide on. Either way, you will love the ScanNCut. A real game changer.
There are even fancier models but save your money. Brother ScanNCut SDX125E: amzn.to/30fojAU
Papered Chef thank you why do the say cut scanNCut 2 is that the 125? Thanks I will order very soon once I know what I want. I saw a tutorial a stamp was done the cut out them a shadow was made. Which one does multiple cuts: Please advise
Teresa johnson Layering is much easier on the SDX models but can be done using the software with any model. The 2 refers to the CM350. I know its confusing.
Papered Chef the Cm350 is the latest model and also called the 2? Right
Papered Chef what is the best and whiten I purchase do you have a link at Amazon to get the credit I would love for you to have. Thanks
So I get the inside out thing. I die cut the word congrats and temporary stuck it to a 12x12 cardstock., did the scan thing, saved it and then cut it out but I wanted to cut multiples at the same time. Is there any option to make it cut multiples at the dame time without removing the single word that it cut? I couldn't find anything that would let me increase the number of cuts in this mode.
Hi Julie, You can stamp a whole page of the Congrats. Then, you use Scan to Cut data. Then, you save it and retrieve it. Then, you can cut the inside and outside. However, with the CM models, you can't do layering at that point. With the SDX you can. This would enable you to add an offset. Still, if you are just cutting out the words without anything extra, do that. Here is one of my many tutorials where I explained the difference between Direct Cut and Scan to Cut Data.
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@@PaperedChef but I don't have a stamp congrats I only have a die. I die-cut the congrats word and scanned the one die cut in but I wanted to cut out the congrats word multiple times...all at the same time...but I couldn't figure out how to get the machine to cut out the die-cut congrats multiple times all at the same time rather than unloading the mat, taking off the die cut word, replacing the same spot with more gold paper, cutting the single word again... repeating that same process multiple times until I had enough congrats die cuts. It was almost as tedious as die cutting 16 congrats with my die cutting machine. Just wondering if there was a way to choose an option to multiply the scanned die-cut word that I had scanned in. Thanks for your help. I've been watching your videos along with multiple others looking for my answer.
Julie Agnes Oh yes, follow this tutorial and use Scan to Cut Data. ua-cam.com/video/uoCPcvFKEoQ/v-deo.html
Can I use vellum card stock in my scan and cut?
Yes, you can. I have cut thin and thick vellum. It is all a matter of changing the blade depth. I like working with vellum because it adds such nice dimension to a card.
Just scanned in a picture of a die but it only cut the outside rectangle, help please!
Joy Lane I would need some more information about the type of images. Intricate dies don’t stamp well. I’m guessing that there was not a lot of contrast between the die and the background.
Watching again!! WHY??? Cuz I learn. Thx
Awesome! You can never learn too much. Merry Christmas!
what weight cardstock did you use?
The Basic White Stampin' Up! Cardstock is 80 to 90# cover weight and the Thick Basic White is 100#. I use both in my machine all of the time.
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what model scan n cut to you use
I use the CM350 mostly. I also have 2 other models. Which model do you have?
Does it cut image on vinyl
Oh yes, you can cut out anything you scanned using paper or vinyl. Here is a recent tutorial I did on cutting vinyl. ua-cam.com/video/pUREEU2EtN4/v-deo.html
I thought you mentioned a facebook page, but I missed it. Can you tell me what it is. TIA!
Delynn Easley Oh yes! I would love for you to visit my page. Feel free to post on it too so that I’m not one of the only ones posting. facebook.com/thepaperedchef/
Why can't you weld the butterfly and move it?
You can weld it if the parts overlap slightly. It is much better to do that in Canvas Workspace.
Please add how to make Card bord cube with scanNcut machine
Very informative. Unfortunately I had difficulty hearing you over the machine sometimes.
Linda Reed Thanks for watching. Since the filming of this video, I purchased a clip on microphone so that the sound source would be further from the machine so that is easier to hear me.
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I’m binge watching Scan n Cut videos because I want to buy one. I have read a lot of reviews that complain about the mat losing it’s stickyness (is that a word) I notice that you are using blue painters tape. Is that a solution when the mat is no longer sticky?
Carol Muse Skinner Hi Carol, there are so many things you can do to help. I’m actually going to share what I’ve tried in a future video. Yes, that is why I use Painter’s Tape. I also use 2-Way Glue and a variety of other techniques.
Thank you for your prompt reply. I am looking forward to your “re-stick the mat” video. The mat stickyness seems to be one of the main complaints on all of the different brands of cutters.
Hi why doesn't your scan n cut cut the painters tape wnen you have used it to hold down your paper, mine always does this
Thanks Chris
Chris, it doesn't cut it out for a few of reasons. I edit out the painter's tape if it gets selected. I do that in the editing mode (little shapes) by selecting the tape outline and deleting it. Sometimes the tape is on the sides and so I select the inside, completely avoiding the tape. The other reason is that a lot of times I scan in my image. Then, I add tape later. Therefore, it never becomes part of the scan. Try those tips. Thanks for watching.
Confused, on how to do
Please give it a try and then feel free to ask questions if you get stuck. This is an advanced concept so I will gladly point you in the direction of my play lists which contain many more basic videos. Thanks for watching.
Are you doing any videos with the new DX?
Sammie Tate Not at this time because I haven’t purchased it yet. I am already on my second ScanNCut and with two perfectly good ones, I haven’t taken the plunge yet.
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Which Scan &Cut are you using? Barb Comfort
Barbara Comfort It’s the CM300. These features work on many models including the CM350. Which model do you have?
I don't have one yet. I am a bit confused on which one to get. I was thinking the 250/ or is it 2. Would be enough for me, but I haven't found much inform a tion on it. I sure appreciate you taking time to answer me. barbacomfort@gmail.com
You would definitely want the CM350 because it has over 600 built in images and the support for wireless. That's my next upgrade.
Hard to follow what is going on!
Deborah, I went through Direct Cut verses Scan to Cut Data recently. Here it is. ttps://ua-cam.com/video/ZksYXN9moMQ/v-deo.html
wre do you buy all your supp;y
If you mean the Stampin’ Up! supplies, I can send you PDFs and/or snail mail. For the machine, I have a link in the description. www.stampinup.net/esuite/home/paperedchef/contactme
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You do realize that no one can hear you over the machine?!?!