I'm so glad I found this. I LOVE LOVE your straight-forward way of teaching without a bunch of banter. You have decompressed me from another video I couldn't finish before finding this one where the woman went on on about her visit to the eye doctor and blah blah blah. I hope her eyes are okay, but COME ON. THANK YOU THANK YOU Ms. Alanda!!
I want to say that your tutorials are absolutely the BEST. You are quick, yet explain in great detail, always prepared with your presentation and they are top notch. I wish we were neighbors. No, I wish I rented a room in your home because I spend hours with you from my GA home right now!
LOL, just as well I don't have a spare room. But seriously, so glad we are able to help. And just in case you don't know, we do have advanced training on our Training Academy here (just my shameless plug) - premium.alandacraft.com/
The first four steps can be done in half time by doing step one and two and then duplicating. This is why they call me Quickie Vicki! Love this! Thank you!
Yes, very helpful, thank you! These would make simple, cute cards - any holiday with either store bought paper or paper made with stamps. I may have committed to making an additional 100 Christmas cards, eek! This would be cute - something for the retirement center residents to open.
You have certainly set yourself a task. Thank goodness for the ScanNCut. I do like the idea of making them for the retirement center residents. What a lovely idea.
We love our ScanNCut it's just so much fun to use. I'm so glad you enjoyed this tutorial, Nita. We have lots more tutorials here on TH-cam and on the website. Here is a link where you will find more fun projects to work on www.alandacraft.com/scanncut-projects/
Thank you very much. Of course, you are correct. Unbeknown to me, my wife easily found them on her machine, however I am grateful to you for your reply as it eased the burden on me before I found out that she had already found them. Best wishes for Christmas.
Cool thanks for sharing. I always thought it would be a good idea to make cutting files for all the different types of folding cards. It mite be something your subscribers mite like if you new all the measurements for the cuts and folds.
Thank you Alanda Craft for sharing. If I want to use lace to tie the envelope, how do I make a straight hole where I can insert the lace? Basically at the 2 edges of the envelope.Should I add small rectangles that can fit my lace and the machine will cut them?
Thank you for this video---very well presented. I have to guess that you have a graphic arts background. While I am still struggling with the Canvas software shapes, you zip through the screens and intuitively know which shapes will weld to create a finished design. Amazing!
+Jeannette Ugorji I don't have any sort of arts background. Just been playing with the Canvas software for a while now so I've gotten the hang of manipulating those shapes to get what I want from them.
Mary Gibson Thank you Mary, and they are so easy to make. I'm from the era when it was considered good manners to write thank you notes etc and I think these are ideal for that sort of thing. And of course for writing sentimental messages to love ones.
I have just purchased my first Scanncut CM650WX. I love your videos but am having trouble finding where I can sign up for your emails. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Here is a link to our Subscribe page Bera www.alandacraft.com/subscribe/. We look forward to having you join us. You are just going to love your ScanNCut, it makes scrapbooking etc so easy and so much fun. :)
Unfortunately the sheets we used don't have the weight on them, but they were just basic scrapbooking paper. We haven't tried it with card but I can't see why it wouldn't work with thin card. The best thing is to give it a go, and we would love to hear how it works out.
Hi. I've just bought my wife a ScanNCut CM900 for her christmas and so that she can unpack it on christmas day, I thought I would familiarize myself with the factory installed envelope patterns that come installed on the machine as I know she wants to make envelopes for her cards. Unfortunately, whilst experimenting, I have unwittingly deleted the envelope patterns by mistake. Can anyone please help me to reinstall the same envelope patterns that came with the machine. I don't know which site to go to or how to download and install them but if someone would be kind enough to explain how to, I'm pretty sure I can follow their instructions. I don't want my wife to be disappointed as you all may well understand. Thank you.
The patterns that came with the machine when you purchased it cannot be deleted. There's lots of categories in there so just keep searching around. They are in there somewhere.
I'm so glad I found this. I LOVE LOVE your straight-forward way of teaching without a bunch of banter. You have decompressed me from another video I couldn't finish before finding this one where the woman went on on about her visit to the eye doctor and blah blah blah. I hope her eyes are okay, but COME ON. THANK YOU THANK YOU Ms. Alanda!!
I want to say that your tutorials are absolutely the BEST. You are quick, yet explain in great detail, always prepared with your presentation and they are top notch. I wish we were neighbors. No, I wish I rented a room in your home because I spend hours with you from my GA home right now!
LOL, just as well I don't have a spare room. But seriously, so glad we are able to help. And just in case you don't know, we do have advanced training on our Training Academy here (just my shameless plug) - premium.alandacraft.com/
I have tried to get some information on this machine and you did a fantastic job!! Thank you so very much!!!
The first four steps can be done in half time by doing step one and two and then duplicating. This is why they call me Quickie Vicki! Love this! Thank you!
Awesome, it is always helpful when you can speed up the process.
Your videos are amazing and full of great information for some one like me that is completely new thank you
Thank you, that is so nice to hear. :)
Yes, very helpful, thank you! These would make simple, cute cards - any holiday with either store bought paper or paper made with stamps. I may have committed to making an additional 100 Christmas cards, eek! This would be cute - something for the retirement center residents to open.
You have certainly set yourself a task. Thank goodness for the ScanNCut. I do like the idea of making them for the retirement center residents. What a lovely idea.
Great tutorial, thank you. I followed along using my new ScanNCut, for my first project, very easy and clear to follow. Thanks so much.
We love our ScanNCut it's just so much fun to use. I'm so glad you enjoyed this tutorial, Nita. We have lots more tutorials here on TH-cam and on the website. Here is a link where you will find more fun projects to work on www.alandacraft.com/scanncut-projects/
Thank you this was a really useful tutorial. I followed the steps and have the perfect template now. Jackie
That's great Jackie. :)
I have never known how to name my projects thank you in showing me
That's great Janet.:)
Thank you, thank you a much clearer understanding how to use my machine.
Thank you ! I do not speak English , but the video is very clear
Thank you for this very informative and well done video. You make it easy and pretty.
+Susan Adair-Knight Thank you Susan
Thank you very much. Of course, you are correct. Unbeknown to me, my wife easily found them on her machine, however I am grateful to you for your reply as it eased the burden on me before I found out that she had already found them. Best wishes for Christmas.
Cool thanks for sharing. I always thought it would be a good idea to make cutting files for all the different types of folding cards. It mite be something your subscribers mite like if you new all the measurements for the cuts and folds.
great video; thanks, I will use this for Christmas Jewellery presents.
That's a great idea Marilyn. They make such pretty packets.
Thank you Alanda Craft for sharing. If I want to use lace to tie the envelope, how do I make a straight hole where I can insert the lace? Basically at the 2 edges of the envelope.Should I add small rectangles that can fit my lace and the machine will cut them?
Thank you for this video---very well presented. I have to guess that you have a graphic arts background. While I am still struggling with the Canvas software shapes, you zip through the screens and intuitively know which shapes will weld to create a finished design. Amazing!
+Jeannette Ugorji I don't have any sort of arts background. Just been playing with the Canvas software for a while now so I've gotten the hang of manipulating those shapes to get what I want from them.
They are so pretty too!!!! Thank you!!!
Mary Gibson Thank you Mary, and they are so easy to make. I'm from the era when it was considered good manners to write thank you notes etc and I think these are ideal for that sort of thing. And of course for writing sentimental messages to love ones.
Cute, perfect for xmas cards
Absolutely Jackie :)
A very helpful video, thank you . :-)
Hi pretty. How are you doing today??
thank you so so much!
I have just purchased my first Scanncut CM650WX. I love your videos but am having trouble finding where I can sign up for your emails. Any assistance will be greatly appreciated.
Here is a link to our Subscribe page Bera www.alandacraft.com/subscribe/. We look forward to having you join us. You are just going to love your ScanNCut, it makes scrapbooking etc so easy and so much fun. :)
@@alandacraft Thanks for the link - I just signed up!
Lovely thank you
Hi lm use to the workspace lm following you on youtube but l don't have welled not sure on the spelling l have a brother scan and cut sdx1200
Brother Scan n Cut Canvas had an update since we did that video and the Weld, Subtract, Divide and Remove Buttons are now located under the Edit Tab.
May I ask, what weight of paper did you use and can you use thin card?
Unfortunately the sheets we used don't have the weight on them, but they were just basic scrapbooking paper. We haven't tried it with card but I can't see why it wouldn't work with thin card. The best thing is to give it a go, and we would love to hear how it works out.
I made a card by hand similar to this. This is much faster!
Excellent Sue, that's what we like to hear.
Hi. I've just bought my wife a ScanNCut CM900 for her christmas and so that she can unpack it on christmas day, I thought I would familiarize myself with the factory installed envelope patterns that come installed on the machine as I know she wants to make envelopes for her cards. Unfortunately, whilst experimenting, I have unwittingly deleted the envelope patterns by mistake. Can anyone please help me to reinstall the same envelope patterns that came with the machine. I don't know which site to go to or how to download and install them but if someone would be kind enough to explain how to, I'm pretty sure I can follow their instructions. I don't want my wife to be disappointed as you all may well understand. Thank you.
The patterns that came with the machine when you purchased it cannot be deleted. There's lots of categories in there so just keep searching around. They are in there somewhere.