Brother ScanNCut Tutorial - Cutting Stamped Images - CM350 Black & White and Color Recognition Mode
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- Опубліковано 29 сер 2024
- In this Brother Scan and Cut Tips and Tricks tutorial, you will learn how to cut stamped images using your Scan and Cut CM350 or ScanNCut 2. You can follow along with whichever model of ScanNCut you have. The stamp set used for this tutorial is Tasteful Touches by Stampin’ Up! I shared tips and tricks on how to cut out the flowers, springs and feathers from this stamp set. I shared troubleshooting techniques and tips for getting better results. I always try to use Black & White Recognition Mode first because it saves time and usually does the trick. These feathers were tricky and required Color Recognition Mode. That worked and I was able to successfully cut 49 of the 54 stamped feathers I stamped onto Whisper White cardstock. I also shared several cards and a mini pizza box I created I decorated using these stamps and several coordinating products. A full list of supplies is listed below.
Settings for Cutting Flowers stamped in Black
Memento Black Ink
Whisper White Cardstock
Black & White Recognition Mode
Outline Distance = 0.04"
Blade Depth = 4 (CM350)
Settings for Cutting Feathers and Petal Pink Flowers and Sprigs
Night of Navy, Gray Granite, Crumb Cake, Basic Gray, Early Espresso, Petal Pink
Whisper White Cardstock
Color Recognition Mode
Color Threshold = 5
Outline Distance = 0.04"
Blade Depth = 4 (CM350)
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• Brother ScanNCut -- amzn.to/2qMVNUq
• Pentel Erasers: amzn.to/2Tua1YT
• Tasteful Touches Cling Stamp Set (English) [152562] -- bit.ly/3dZWtg7
• Tasteful Labels Dies [152886] -- bit.ly/30I9qam
• In Good Taste Designer Series Paper [152494] -- bit.ly/2MVa8sH
• Whisper White 12" X 12" (30.5 X 30.5 Cm) Cardstock [124302] -- bit.ly/2XvC8pJ
• Tuxedo Black Memento Ink Pad [132708] -- bit.ly/2M8Upr8
• Early Espresso Classic Stampin' Pad [147114] -- bit.ly/2EN4m8W
• Night Of Navy Classic Stampin' Pad [147110] -- bit.ly/2TWie5R
• Basic Gray Classic Stampin' Pad [149165] -- bit.ly/2LImK7w
• Gray Granite Classic Stampin' Pad [147118] -- bit.ly/2Gr73Q6
• Crumb Cake Classic Stampin' Pad [147116] -- bit.ly/2u4oRsx
• Tear & Tape Adhesive [138995] -- bit.ly/2uTqBbc
• Stampin' Dimensionals [104430] -- bit.ly/2ykn85L
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I have the same machine and finally several years later I took it out. Your video really helped me a lot. Thank you so very much.❤️❤️❤️
I'm so glad that I have discovered you,thank you
It's wonderful seeing the Stampin' Up products and how you use them in cards or projects, as they always are far nicer than just looking at the catalog - and especially all your tips for getting the best cutting on the Scan N Cut - I really appreciate all your time in sharing with us - thank you so much, Kimberly!!
Thanks Cheryl, I like using all of the tools in my shed even if that means mixing up suites and adding the ScanNCut into the mix. I do whatever it takes to get the best results based on my vision. I'm glad you like my latest round of projects.
Great tutorial! I had got a scan n cut a year ago December. I took a class at my local fabric store that sells them, not where I bought mine. It was a nightmare. Good thing it was only $20 or $30 or I really would have been upset. It was a basic class and I still did not know how to use the machine when I left. Neither did my 2 friends. Someone online told me to look you up and I’m so happy I did. Thank you for teaching like we’re all dummies, but not really. Lol.I will watch your videos til I know how to do whatever I want to learn to do. Very helpful, very appreciated. Thanks!! I’m a demonstrator too and had not seen the wooden embellies yet . Gotta get some of those. Don’t they have the best embossing folders ever this year. I had not seen the textured one yet either ,love it. Got the other one too
Carol, I am happy you are watching. I keep noticing things in the catalog each time I flip through it. Good thing we get a discount! I want it all. Oh I am not sure if you know that I offer online ScanNCut courses. You could take 2 or 3 of mine for the price of the one course you took. Here are my course descriptions and links. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
Papered Chef thank you so much. I would love that and I’ll mention it to my friend in my stamp group. That would be awesome. I’m not a real techy person but I can learn. Thanks so much for letting me know. I know exactly what you mean . I do mixed media too and with the virus and being home watching videos between stampin up’s new catalog and stocking up on retired stuff and the videos you see things u want and I just keep shopping. I think July is gonna be a dry month except stampin up. Classes don’t count though:)
watch you always, you are a natural born teacher. I learn so much and thank you for all you teach us. The best ever!!!!
Wow, thank you Mary! I really appreciate your comment. I always try and make sure that I don't leave out any steps.
Yes, I wish there was some notice of not needing both plates with that embossing folder (3D). I was wondering what I was doing wrong. Through experimenting, i figured it out. LOVE that embossing folder. Those feathers are not flawed, just unique. Where have we EVER seen two exact feathers in nature. Great video, thanks.
Thanks so much! Oh I heard some major cracking noises before I figured out the sandwich. Glad you figured it out too.
OH and thank you for the tip about the "coloured label" for the SU Stamp pad! I never knew that either. I just thought that patch on the back was just a label. I didn't know that you could peel it off and use it. I was preparing to create a sticky label sheet and stick that on each of the ink pads that I have! I wish I could give your channel a 1000 likes! You have saved me hours of work.
Jeannette, these are things I wish someone would have told me at the very beginning. I have a lot of Crafty Friends who are new to Stampin' Up! so that is why I like to add extra tidbits to my tutorials while I'm teaching. I am glad you picked up on that.
Jeanette it took me 15 years of buying stampin up to realize it by seeing it somewhere Glad I’m not the only one ,lol. I just found out maybe 2 years ago. I have mine on the outside so I can read them in the shelf but I could use another language on the inside. I know the colors if I see them
@@cjsimplyscraps yep, I've done the same, the english label is on the outside. And I've put the next (french?) one on the inside (I can kind of read that). Plus the other two are on the sides :D
I am learning so much from you. I just got my Scan N’ Cut about 10 days ago so I am like a sponge soaking up all of your info. You have been the best teacher for me.
Thank you for working with the cm350.
You are very welcome. I think my next video will be on the CM350 too. It just does a better job cutting stamped images. At least my machine does. It is like the SDX hears me talking about it and refuses to cooperate.
Beautiful cards. I love those wooden feathers too. I have my list written out!!! LOL
Oh my Wish List is an ongoing thing which never ends. I am glad you like my latest projects. More tips and tricks to come.
Hi Kimberly, Love how you do your video's. Showing how to first stamp & cut then the projects after, and I love the 3d embossing folders, that will be on my wish list!! and the cards are lovely,TFS. Cheers Anna.
Anna, I'm glad you like my style. I like to build up to how it all comes together and why we worked so hard to create embellishments. When I show the finished projects, I hope that viewers will want to try what I showed so that they can also get similar results.
Great. Job.
I've been nervous to break out my scan and cut and every video that I watch gives me a bit more courage to open the box!! haha thank you for these tutorials, I always pickup new tips and tricks. You give me confidence!
Kimberly- Thank you for sharing your awesome tips & tricks with us. As always you do a very nice job for explaining everything to us. I appreciate your knowledge & information. Some day I will give this stuff a try. Have a great weekend! 👏👏💕
Thanks Judy. I am glad you like my style of going in depth. I always like to picture someone using the ScanNCut for the first time and I that is why I like to always start at the beginning.
Thank you for all the tutorials. I have learned so much! I even sent these videos to friends because we all got Scan n Cut machines for Christmas😁
I love what you did with the feathers and roses. I was hoping you would do a video. Thank you. Your projects are fantastic. I especially love the first card. I haven't cut that paper up yet!
Thanks Karen, you can take the same ingredients and come out with entirely different cards. I like playing around with the possibilities. I'm glad you are watching and that you like my projects.
Thank you so much for all that you do for us!!
You are very welcome Melodie! I’m glad I can help my crafty friends make the most of their ScanNCuts.
Thank you so much. I had a Cricut Expression ( that I gave to a friend with all the cartridges ) and now an Air 2. I also have a Scan and cut CM100 ( I've had for years) Never could get it going. Now I have a CM350. Owned for 2 years and never used.
UNTIL NOW ! Design Space is good and easy to use but the Scan and cut does so much more. I know that there's a love - hate relationship with S &C. But am truly grateful. Will be watching for your next video :)
Marsha, I am glad you found my channel and that you are now making the MOST of your machine. I use my ScanNCut almost every day. It really makes my life easier. Thanks for watching. As you poke around on my Playlists, you will find many other tutorials which can help you.
I have ordered this set, I love the papered chefs pencil trick to save money (and time) on dies.. thank you for always explaining so well ❤️
Oh yes, I am all about using the right tool for the job to save time and money. Thanks for watching Emma!
Love your tutorial...awesome instructions and easy to understand. Thanks for sharing!
You are so welcome Jennifer! I'm glad you liked this tutorial. I cut out SO MANY feathers and used them for a while.
And a final comment, now that I'm at the end of your video ... gorgeous cards! But the box - wow - so lovely!
Thank you for the video.
Thank you so much hugs x❤️😇❤️
I need to learn this because paying for stamps and die cuts has cost me a fortune..I have had this machine for over a year and have just not used it and I don't know why!! Houston we have a problem!!
Susan, you will still need the stamps but you will love how much time you save cutting out a whole sheet of them at once.
Here are links to my courses with current coupon codes. You can start with the Complete Beginner's Guide and go from there. My courses never expire. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
Beautiful
Great tips as always x
Thanks Chrissy! I appreciate you watching. This was a challenge to figure out but I am glad I didn't give up on those nice feathers.
Thank you so much!
that is the set i'm getting next. use on my CM250
thank you
My Wish List never ends. I am glad you know what is next on your list. Thanks for watching Dee.
Thanks once again for a great tutorial. I have watched and rewatched the section on "ignore object size' Never quite sure how that works. Will need to get into the machine again and play around.
Thanks for watching and rewatching. If for example, a feather is 1" high. You would ignore everything up to 0.9" and then your feather would still be there but not the stray bits. If you were to ignore 1.1" then your feather would disappear because you ignored objects larger than your feather.
@@PaperedChef Thanks for the clear explanation. Not so hard when you know!
Great Scan N Cut tips and card techniques!
Vary beautiful cards Kim , love them all, 👏👏👏♥️♥️♥️
Love your videos. I still struggle with cutting out the inside of stamped images. I have watched your video where you cut out the inside of an Easter basket but it goes a bit fast so I keep replaying it. I just tried to cut out the inside of a teacup handle and couldn’t figure out how to do it. Can you make another video soon discussing this topic or direct me to another one of yours to watch? Thank you!
Hi Nubble, I have done this several times in my courses and on UA-cam. I will do another tutorial when I am working on a stamp set which requires this technique AND I don't have a die for. Many times I have the dies and so I don't need to go down this road. I think this tutorial will help you. ua-cam.com/video/LQNUQScg-NE/v-deo.html
Excellent tutorial - I really enjoyed watching you create and learned a lot along the way!
You’re a very good teacher I just got my scan and cut back out so I forgot everything I lost my tool can I use my metal tools ? Thank you so much I have the 350 machine hugs x❤️😇❤️
Thank you so much
Love it
That was awsome! Thankyou 🙂
Yea for sure.
I wish you would put together an instruction guide for both machines!
Hi Andrea, I am more of a video person than someone who likes to write lengthy manuals. The closest thing I have to manuals are my online courses. They are much more in depth than my tutorials here. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
Thank you you'r great
I love your videos! Extremely informative! Without you, I'd have a very expensive LEMON! There is virtually NO SUPPORT for the "disney" model here in Australia. I have still yet to find a supplier for "activation codes" and even the layout sheets that you put your project on.
Can you answer a question? it's about the Pens, and how to use the drawing options (particularly creating "text" stamps and cuts"). I've found that the pens supplied are too thick. I want to create my own sentiments for card making and scrapbooking. Both printed and cutting.
When it won't recognize an image even with the pencil trick, could stamp in Momento, scan and save image, and then take the paper off, put on paper you want to use, cut image out and then stamp the cut out? Or use scan to cut data and do something similar?
The sprigs. Let’s say the white space in the V area was enclosed. Would there be a way you could cut the white area out? I have a stamp with an area in the middle that would normally be cut out, if I used its matching die. Is there a way to do this?
Rhonda, yes you can. Search my channel for cutting the inside and the outside of stamped images and you will find a lot of tutorials where I do that.
Papered Chef thank you so much! I appreciate it!
Do you have a video on Scan’n’cut showing how to cut stamped images without the white border around the image, etc?
She showed it once in another video while explaining the offset, which is the white area around an image. If you don't like the white, don't use the offset
(.04) .
I don't have the choice of color or black and white recognition
I've got a CM350. What is the little box with the red and blue dots on yours. Mine doesnt have it. Thanks
Hi, thanks for another wonderful tutorial! One question, I’ve just been (trying) to cut my stamps out, I put the outline at 0.4 and I ended up with the stamp cut out (right on the black line) then another cut out 0.4 wide! I cannot see what I’ve done wrong...help!
If I wanted say six feathers, do I have to stamp them all or can I tell the machine to do six? I can't seem to find any videos on this
Bonnie, you can use Scan to Cut data to make multiples as I show in this video. However, just keep in mind that stamping is what gives you the detail. You would just be cutting out the outline of the feathers. ua-cam.com/video/ZksYXN9moMQ/v-deo.html
Kim, do you walk away from the machine when you’re cutting a whole page of images?
Oh no! I have to rub the paper so it doesn’t slip, check my tape, pause to sharpen my blade, fix the blade depth as it creeps, etc. I rarely walk away.
@@PaperedChef I never leave either. I do the same thing I hold My images down, just to make sure they stick. It seems as soon as I take my eyes off the prize something happens! I just wondered if the expert could walk away. LOL. I love your videos.
If you brair your die before cutting your saying...your stitching could be inked to match
Great idea. Thanks Peggie!
How do you use your scan and cut to make your cards ?
Hi Norma, I usually just take an 8.5" by 11" piece of cardstock and make two cards with it using a paper trimmer and the Simply Scored (score board). However, there are SO MANY things you can do with the ScanNCut to help you make all kinds of cards. On my web site are my courses including Card Making with the Brother ScanNCut. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
How do I make a lot of feathers, like you did please?
Mary George Hilbun That is what my tutorial is all about. You just stamp them and cut them out using the settings I shared. I stamped 54 feathers on one sheet of Whisper White cardstock. It takes about 10 minutes to cut out a full sheet of feathers.
What eraser do you use?
Here is the one I use. Thanks for watching. Pentel Erasers: amzn.to/2Tua1YT
• Tasteful Touches Cling Stamp Set [152562] -- bit.ly/37TPmFJ
• Pentel Erasers: amzn.to/2Tua1YT
You do know that there is an easier way to enclose your image on photoshop right? Yup