Mel, I just saw your video for first time and you are AMAZING! Simplistic and thorough tutorials wrapped up with humor and sweetness! Can't wait to watch more! I have a SDX225 and a newbie.hugs from Debb in Saskatchewan, Canada ❤
I'm playing catchup; I've had my Scan N Cuts, CM900, for about 5 years & SDX900 for just over 2 years. I have been using either as and when, often following product launch classes. Now, I'm going through the monthly classes to refine and fill some of the gaps in my knowledge.
These videos are so great. I am learning so much. You are really helping me to have the confidence to have a go. Thank you so much for giving up your time to share your knowledge with us.
I'm new to your channel Thank you I have had 3 scan m cuts now have the SDX230DX. use it a lot when I'm not longarming. probably needs a good cleaning. my grandaughters use it too. 8 and 9 year olds
I did not know what I didn't know. I am on my second Scanncut and I love it ( bar the fact that the mats loose their stickiness so fast ) but I obviously have not used it to its full potential. So thank you for explaining so well and in detail. Merry Christmas
l I am so happy that I found you on u tube your tutorials are fantastic but I have a problem with my scan and cut 1200 sdx it wont roll the mat i thought it was the mat but since i treied another one its still not grabing the mat have you ever come across this problem if so can you give me any ideas what I can try to solve this problem thanku
Great Question! So the scanning mat is for scanning to save data and not cutting. so if you have a drawing that you want to save on the machine as a cutting file, or a pattern that you want to save and use later then you can use the scanning matt and save the pattern to the machine. you can do the same with the cutting mat, but because the scanner is so good it will also pick up all of the cutlines, fluff and residue that is on your mat from previous cuts. because the scanning mat is just used for scanning, it should be clean every time! Hope this helps!
@@HighlightCrafts My SnC is back on the shelf again. I've watched a lot of videos but I'm obviously doing something wrong, and I don't know what. What I need is a class with a person showing me what I was doing wrong so I don't keep wasting expensive material and entire Sunday afternoons.
@@joeycarter2678 Did you start with Mel's 1st class - month 1? I've never seen anyone explain everything as clearly as Mel does. Whether yo are using a CM or a newer SDX she's a wealth of information. As a brand new user I'd be lost without her videos.
@@lynndaykin8600 Thanks for the reply. Yes, I did plus a ton of other videos too but I'm doing something wrong and can't figure out what to do so I've given up trying to use it. I'm selling it if you know anybody that might want a SDX85 with tons of extra stuff. My son's putting it on Ebay tonight. I would have needed an actual class with someone I could call when I just don't get what I'm doing wrong.
I bought scan and cut last year and its just sitting in the back room. I have enjoyed watching your beginner classes, but, must admit I you go so quickly and use words I have no idea what they are.
Hi Sandra! thats one of the reasons we record so you can stop and rewind if you think you missed something! if youd like some from the beginning video tutorials we have a USB on our website that is for complete beginners. if youre interested you can find it here - highlightcrafts.com/shop/usbs/look-learn-craft-scanncut-sdx-education-project-usb/
Sandra, if you click the settings/cog/wheel/flower symbol (people call it many different things) you can choose to play the videos at half speed or .75 - whichever suits you best. I'm a Brit but have lived in the USA for decades so I'm bilingual (😂). When Mel uses a British word such as 'Spanner' she always points to it so you know she means a wrench. If she's not pointing to something on the machine then it's just part of her banter and isn't relevant to what she's teaching at that moment. I'm 69 years old, didn't go to college, and was brought up without all this technology so if I can figure out, anyone can! I highly recommend playing the video at a slower speed and see if it helps you follow along.
Finally got my CM900 out of the cupboard after 4yrs. Watching your videos are fabulous.
Mel, you are a superior instructor! The Best!
Mel, I just saw your video for first time and you are AMAZING! Simplistic and thorough tutorials wrapped up with humor and sweetness! Can't wait to watch more! I have a SDX225 and a newbie.hugs from Debb in Saskatchewan, Canada ❤
Mel, I’ve have had my machine for 3 years. Played with it a little, ready to learn. Thank you!
Your videos are so great. I’ve learned so much from you already. Thank you for posting
I'm playing catchup; I've had my Scan N Cuts, CM900, for about 5 years & SDX900 for just over 2 years. I have been using either as and when, often following product launch classes. Now, I'm going through the monthly classes to refine and fill some of the gaps in my knowledge.
Wow, I;m sure learning a lot. Can't wait to get mine.
Thanks Mel you have explained scanning so well. These lessons have given a new lease of life to me and my SDX!
Fantastic!
These videos are so great. I am learning so much. You are really helping me to have the confidence to have a go. Thank you so much for giving up your time to share your knowledge with us.
You are so welcome!
Thank you thank you thank you. You’re an amazing teacher.
Glad you think so!
Fabulous video thanks. I never knew if I scanned an image to cut I could also cut the layers
I'm new to your channel Thank you I have had 3 scan m cuts now have the SDX230DX. use it a lot when I'm not longarming. probably needs a good cleaning. my grandaughters use it too. 8 and 9 year olds
I did not know what I didn't know. I am on my second Scanncut and I love it ( bar the fact that the mats loose their stickiness so fast ) but I obviously have not used it to its full potential. So thank you for explaining so well and in detail. Merry Christmas
Thanks for watching! were so glad everyone is finding our videos so helpful!
Thanks Mel as usual very informative keep up the good work 🤗
You are so welcome!
Great video, thanks a lot! Hope there will be more!
More to come!
Love your tutorials! There isn't much information on how to use Scan n Cut machines. Thank you!
Lots of great info!
Where do I go for the reflections images?
Brilliant - thanks Mel
Brilliant learnt a lot today.x
I know I missed this a year ago, but still good information. Thank you!
l I am so happy that I found you on u tube your tutorials are fantastic but I have a problem with my scan and cut 1200 sdx it wont roll the mat i thought it was the mat but since i treied another one its still not grabing the mat have you ever come across this problem if so can you give me any ideas what I can try to solve this problem thanku
if you are sure it is the correct mat for your machine then you may need to contact Brother.
Hi! Great question, my advice would be to email Mel with this question and get her expert advice. You can contact her here - Mel@highlightcrafts.com
Well now I'm totally confused. I thought you could put your item to scan and cut onto a cutting mat - scan and then cut. What is the scanning mat for?
Great Question! So the scanning mat is for scanning to save data and not cutting. so if you have a drawing that you want to save on the machine as a cutting file, or a pattern that you want to save and use later then you can use the scanning matt and save the pattern to the machine. you can do the same with the cutting mat, but because the scanner is so good it will also pick up all of the cutlines, fluff and residue that is on your mat from previous cuts. because the scanning mat is just used for scanning, it should be clean every time! Hope this helps!
@@HighlightCrafts My SnC is back on the shelf again. I've watched a lot of videos but I'm obviously doing something wrong, and I don't know what. What I need is a class with a person showing me what I was doing wrong so I don't keep wasting expensive material and entire Sunday afternoons.
@@joeycarter2678 Did you start with Mel's 1st class - month 1? I've never seen anyone explain everything as clearly as Mel does. Whether yo are using a CM or a newer SDX she's a wealth of information. As a brand new user I'd be lost without her videos.
@@lynndaykin8600 Thanks for the reply. Yes, I did plus a ton of other videos too but I'm doing something wrong and can't figure out what to do so I've given up trying to use it. I'm selling it if you know anybody that might want a SDX85 with tons of extra stuff. My son's putting it on Ebay tonight. I would have needed an actual class with someone I could call when I just don't get what I'm doing wrong.
But you never said what was wrong????
i use crafts u print are they ok to use with sdx machine
Could you explain how you would use the aperture?
When u set up your machine it says pull out shelf in the back, do you have to...
I bought scan and cut last year and its just sitting in the back room. I have enjoyed watching your beginner classes, but, must admit I you go so quickly and use words I have no idea what they are.
Hi Sandra! thats one of the reasons we record so you can stop and rewind if you think you missed something! if youd like some from the beginning video tutorials we have a USB on our website that is for complete beginners. if youre interested you can find it here - highlightcrafts.com/shop/usbs/look-learn-craft-scanncut-sdx-education-project-usb/
Sandra, if you click the settings/cog/wheel/flower symbol (people call it many different things) you can choose to play the videos at half speed or .75 - whichever suits you best. I'm a Brit but have lived in the USA for decades so I'm bilingual (😂). When Mel uses a British word such as 'Spanner' she always points to it so you know she means a wrench. If she's not pointing to something on the machine then it's just part of her banter and isn't relevant to what she's teaching at that moment. I'm 69 years old, didn't go to college, and was brought up without all this technology so if I can figure out, anyone can! I highly recommend playing the video at a slower speed and see if it helps you follow along.