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I just got a refurbished SNC125. I stumbled across you video and have learned so much. I will be watching them all. All your tips have opened new windows of creativity for me.Thank you for all the time and effort you put into this.
Here it is 4 years after you made this video and I just got my Scan N Cut and this video is still informative. Thanks. I have subscribed as your other videos are still relevant. 😁
Thank you so much for this tutorial- I looked through the manual first😤 I couldn’t understand it at all. You explain so well. I’ve now got the confidence to actually start playing with my Scan n Cut. 🥰
You’re an excellent teacher and don’t assume someone knows anything that you haven’t mentioned. I love that you explain step by step and “why” and “how”. Thank you.
I got my ScanNCut 350 a few years ago and never really used it. My stumbling block was knowing the number setting for cutting different paper products. I had always used dies and stamps for my card making and was comfortable with those tools. Hence, I lost interest in my ScanNCut. You have opened my eyes to the power of it and I feel encouraged to give my machine another look even though I only have the 350 and will still face the cutting depth questions. I don't want to invest additional money in a newer model at this time so I hope you continue to teach not only your model # but also help us older model people to learn how to use their machines. Thank you for all of your hard work, Best Regards.
Roya, thanks for your comment and your Brother ScanNCut thanks you as well. I use these three blade depths most of the time. I use mainly Stampin' Up! products but you will figure out the best depth for each thing you are cutting. I have 4 courses related to your model too so you can delve deeper. Designer Series Paper = 3 Whisper White = 4 Card Stock = 5
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have really wanted to understand how to do this and your instructions are so clear. I have learnt everything so far about my scan and cut from you. Very grateful.
That was seriously the BEST Tutorial. I was just wondering how to use those images in the Scan-2-cut edit mode and here you come along and answered. Thank you SO MUCH! God bless you.✝️🌹🤗
Perfect timing Norma. I opened up my kit and the first thing I wanted to do was make more embellishments, even before making the kit. Thanks for your comment.
Kim thank you so much for this tutorial I purchased a 125 scanNcut a couple weeks ago. I hope Brother watches your videos because you are the reason I purchased my machine. Now I have another item learned
Thanks Darla, I don't think Brother knows who I am but I'm glad YOU know who I am. I hope that when you make purchases, you will use the links in the descriptions of my videos because that helps support my channel. I don't sell the machines but I do recommend them on Amazon.
I always look forward to switching phone or computer on and BOOM...got a new video from you! You teach so much and make all of us smile or laugh out loud while we are learning. Thanks so much.
I’m glad you like my videos. I was hitting the camera and wondering why my ScanNCut wasn’t reacting. I cracked myself up today. Thanks for your comment. Please give this technique a try.
Kim. You’re a genius! I’m out of flour and out of the kitchen 😜 now back to my card making trying the trees and branches 😂 and because I stumbled upon you and your fantastic videos my machine cm350 is out of the box. I never new what I could do with it. you’re right ENDLESS. Thanks for sharing your ideas. ❤️
Thanks Rose! Glad you are out of the kitchen and into the craft room. There is more fun stuff here on my channel so I hope you take a look around. I made so many trees.
Kim, I wish I could give this video a hundred likes! When I got this PP I wished it had more tree and leaf die cuts but didn't know how to do it on my SNC. So I set it aside. I'm catching up on TH-cam videos today and was sooooooo happy to see this one. Now I can make more. Yippee!! I think I need to watch your videos right off the bat now. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Penny, that is great that this video provided you with the right information you needed at the right time. Glad I could help. Thanks for the love. In my latest newsletter, I have coupons for my ScanNCut courses. The Papered Chef Newsletter mailchi.mp/26801abc8e2b/get-go-promotion-udemy-coupons-christmas-tutorial-bundle-more
Thank you so much Kim ...you put so much effort in your tutorials.......I enjoy every one of them......I wish I could remember all that you teach us.....you do such great work.....I gave up on S & C for a while ...but I am going to try again....Cheers...Mary McL
Riley, the good news is that you don’t have to remember everything. You can make yourself a PlayList. Then, you can save videos to it and watch them again and again. Never give up. I’m here for you. Thanks for your comment.
Thank you for this information. Can’t wait to try all that I learned. If it wasn’t for you and your tutorials, my machine would be collecting dust in the closet.
Well we can't have our crafting buddies hidden in the closet. Glad your ScanNCut is working for you. Doing this technique will allow you to stock on on multiple card embellishments.
Awesome tutorial Kim! Just got my PP in the mail today, can't wait to give this a try! Thanks for all that you do Kim if it wasn't for you there would be a lot of machines sitting collecting dust!
Perfect timing Kathy. You can multiply your embellishments in no time. I have so many and I keep making cards with them. I am posting pictures on my FaceBook page as I create the projects.
Thank you so much for your explicit explanations. Love your style of teaching and have learned so much from watching your videos! This video helped me figure out how to make a larger version of a label to use as an accent layer. I was so frustrated and then you provided the answer, and I learned where I was making my mistake. Thank you!
You are very welcome Barbara. I love that you applied what you learned to your specific project. It makes me happy knowing that I was able to reduce your frustration. Soon, you will master all of the features of this machine.
This video was awesome!!! I always catch something new as my dx125 is only 6 mos old. I had no idea that button let the machine organize the shapes to save most paper. What a life changer. Also discovering I didn't have to draw my stencils on paper to scan was a time saver. Thank you so much for doing these videos. You are a terrific teacher and explain things beautifully. Thank you for sharing these with us.
I just watched your video and loved the info you gave me. I was given the basic scan n cut so now I can maybe figure some things out on it once I can concentrate. I just lost my mom March 17,2020 to corona. She was 88 n in poor health but she went in basicly one day. Was hospitalized Wed and died Thu. I'm in Florida she is in calif. So it will be awhile before we can have the memorial service. Ok I'm going to watch your next video!!!
Joan, I’m very sorry for your loss. What is so hard is that she passed away so quickly. Our ScanNCut group can support you as you learn the basics. facebook.com/groups/paperedchefscanncut/?ref=share
Joan, i am so sorry to read about your mom. It is a tough time for elderly and folks w preexisting. That must be so difficult waiting for memorial. Im only 57 but have several illnesses that r high risk & my sons have had to stay away. I am glad you r a crafter. Art has kept me sane these past 7 mos. I too am new to scan n cut and her videos are just terrific! I wish u the best & will say a prayer for you & your mom. Best wishes...
Thank you for your instructional video. It us the first of yours I have watched. I will watch more. I just bought my SDX225 a few weeks ago, & want to learn.
Such great information, Kim, and a great reminder of how the SNC can lengthen the life of our Paper Pumpkin supplies. Since I don't always remember what the function keys mean, I really appreciate you once again going through what each one does. Thank you!
Sharon, we can’t always rely on refills because they sell out in one day sometimes. So glad we have our ScanNCut machines so we have so many other options.
I wish there was a way to do this on my Cricut Maker! I would love to have more of these trees! I'm a genealogist and need to send birthday cards to my cousins. The sentiments on the stamp set are great!
Thanks for your comment. There are technically ways to do similar things on other machines but the amount of steps it would take make that time prohibitive. I love being able to use the ScanNCut without having to be connected to a computer. I love the built in scanner.
Hi, that's almost like when I scanned the punch shapes. The only difference was the acetate which is a great idea. The possibilities are endless. Thanks so much.
Oh yes, your punch idea worked great. I use my Paper Pumpkin stencils a lot. There was a kit with winter trees and red cardinals (Poppy Parade) and I just had to cut more. Thanks for always watching. As you can see, I am getting caught up on comments.
I received a scan and cut for Christmas 2018, I took it out of the box but have yet to use it because I didn’t want to MESS it up😔, but you have inspired me to just do it. Thank you for all your great instruction videos you’ve taught me a lot.
Jamie, if I haven’t broken my machines by now, you sure will not. I hope you follow along with whichever stencils you have in your stash and get Cutting. The ScanNCut will save you so much time and take your crafting to a whole new level.
Just received my April PP kit. Great timing. Another thing I do also, is to scan the PP elements and save them to my computer for printing on cardstock to cut out later. Love the Scan to Cut Data feature.
Thanks for checking this out. I love to share and I was actually planning a different tutorial in my card kit series when my Paper Pumpkin kit arrived. Then, I dropped everything to make more cool embellishments.
You are very welcome Vicki. If you like this then you will love cutting the Poppy Parade Cardinals if you have the Winter Woods kit. Here is my tutorial. th-cam.com/video/R4Vk7rKBIVY/w-d-xo.html
Another great tutorial ! Thank you for sharing this information with us. I like your kit cards. They look very nice! Great job on designing them as always!
Thanks Judy! I am glad you like my designs. I have created several more cards using these elements I cut out. I am posting them on my business FaceBook page and Instagram as I complete them. facebook.com/thepaperedchef
That mats are a pain. I called Brother and they said the latest update should correct it. I have not tried it yet. I sure hope it does because I get so frustrated I can’t go any further and just quit the project. Great video. Thank you.
Papered Chef I did the update and it did not work. I called Brother and they sent me a new mat. It works! Every time. I tried direct cut and it worked perfectly. Love it now.
Oh yes, of course you can do almost anything with your CM350 as well. Search my channel for hundreds of videos on the ScanNCut. Search for Scan and Cut 2 or CM350 to find tutorials on your specific model. Here is a link to my Udemy Courses. The Basics & Advanced classes are both based on the CM350 model. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
I have a CM350 & don’t have the same features as the the scan machine your using - couldn’t figure out how to do duplicate, mirror etc., can I find those options on another tutorial? Thank You, great class! 😉
Hi Rita, I have two full classes on the the CM350 and hundreds of videos on that model. Here is one of the videos where I share how to use Scan to Cut Data on the CM350 Model. th-cam.com/video/eK0NxZxRjYc/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial as always. A while ago I think you referenced a button on the snc that was for line smoothing?.. which machine has this feature.. I have the cm350 and I've looked and looked. Tks...
Cindy, thanks for your comment. The SDX125 has the smoothing feature. I rarely use it. I will show it sometime but you don’t need it for this. You can make these right now using your ScanNCut CM series. I used the SDX but didn’t need any smoothing.
I got a scanning mat for the SnC quite a while ago when I got my CM350 and found that it works really well. I don't have to stick my item down and nothing gets caught.
Thanks Cindy. I just wanted to reuse my stencil and didn't want glue oozing out. I lightly attached stencil so it would get stuck in ANY machine. The black card stock was the part actually stuck onto the mat. I've used Scanning Mats too. I just find them useless because you can't cut with them if they are a dedicated scanning mat. All of my scanning mats ended up as cutting mats. I'm glad you like yours and keep on using it just for scanning. I made that mistake of cutting mine and so that is why they became useless.
@@PaperedChef I wrote my comment before I saw your explanation of why you don't use a scanning mat and it makes good sense. I purchased my scanning mat to scan photos and other items that I was afraid might be damaged by being stuck to a regular mat. Since I already have it, I sometimes use it for situations like this. I used it to make more cardinals with the Christmas PP kit.
Cynthia Hull Oh yes! The Poppy Parade cardinals. They would look good on these trees if we cut them in white glimmer paper or shimmery paper which look like snow.
Oh yes Nancy! Every feature I showed you will work on any model with the exception of the layers. Layering or offset is build into Scan to Cut Data on the SDX. You can save your data to Canvas Workspace on any model and then add the offset there.
Hi Kim, I'm trying this technique on the March 2022 Paper Pumpkin for the mountains and leaves on my CM350 without any luck. I've placed the images upside down on black but they stay as lots of individual pieces and won't weld. What am I doing wrong?
Sherrie, I would work with the largest embellishment first because the larger it is, the more forgiving it is. If something is small, try adding an outline distance. This machine is not for detailed items. Metal dies are much better for that. Also, Paper Pumpkin refills are very cheap and therefore, I wouldn't even bother trying to make more that are the same. If you wanted to make some in different materials, it may be worth the effort but I highly recommend the refill.
You can access the web based version from your phone but it is not made for that and therefore, it will not work correctly. Then downloadable version is only for PC and Mac computers and can't be used on a phone.
I just attached it very lightly with my ATG. You can use snail or any rolling adhesive. Glue tends to roll or ooze out. The edges will stick up a bit and get caught. That is why I used the acetate on top to get a better scan. It is not necessary if you adhere it well. Thanks for watching.
Hi Kim, what a Wonderful tutorial!!! I'm new to Brother's machines. I've been trying to learn how to use my Design N Cut machine, but is very confusing. Do you have a tutorial about it??? I know is an old machine, but it has been sitting and from which I saw you teach and do here, maybe I can put it to good use. Thank you!!!🥰
I don't have a Design & Cut but I did do a very Basic Series on the ScanNCut that can help you. This is the intro and then in the description are the links to videos. There are HUNDREDS of videos on my channel as well. Just click on my channel and start browsing for videos and playlists. th-cam.com/video/NrXTxdJz2cY/w-d-xo.html
I have been watching a lot of your videos today. This video shows Direct Cut and Direct to Cut Data. I have been trying to get an image that I saved to my machine using Direct Cut to Data. When I come back to that file I want to make a layer offset line to .04 and it won't allow me to do that. I assume you only can do that in Direct Cut. I have a CM350 not an SDX125. Please let me know if that is correct. I have 6 copies to make and really don't want to fussy cut.
Judy, when you use Direct Cut, you use an Outline Distance. When you use Scan to Cut Data, you use an Offset Line. That’s with the SDX models. CM models don’t have that. You can always use the Canvas Workspace software to do create the offset.
Many thanks for a wonderful tutorial. I'm new to Brother (DX125) but I've had Silhouette experience. Is there an order to your videos? I'm an SU hobby demonstrator so paper crafting is my major interest. Thanks again.
Anne Bellissimo I see you found my ScanNCut courses which are in order. My TH-cam videos are mostly stand-alone. I do have a few mini series videos. Congratulations on becoming a demonstrator. Check this out. th-cam.com/video/Qv7Hud5dJCs/w-d-xo.html
Sorry about that Susan. In all of my time as a demonstrator, this has never happened to us before. We have never sold out before the subscription time ended so I didn't realize it wasn't letting you sign up for June yet. The In-Colors are so popular. You can still purchase a Pre-Paid subscription at my store and then save it until later. The benefits of Pre-Paids are that if you get a year one, you get a month free and then earn Stampin' Rewards (10% of your order). The other option is to wait until after May 10th to subscribe and then you will secure your "spot" for June and you will not be billed until a month later - after the 10th of June. www.paperpumpkin.com/en-us/sign-up/?demoid=2166056
Cindy, I have been using the same box of them for about 10+ years for various projects. I also get them from Stampin' Up! to use on shaker cards. Here is a link. bit.ly/2tYZ0Fx
I am really stuck on this one. When I follow along with your video, everything, and I mean everything looks exactly like your screen. Picture to picture, word for word. But when I retrieve the data my screen shows a dark gray mat with a white rectangle and one leaf is hanging off. Help, please.
Linda, I think I know what happened. Your outer paper was selected. When you use Scan to Cut data, you need to select the 2nd option which is the inside and outside lines. Then, after you retrieve the data, delete the outside rectangle by selecting it and trashing it. If the insides are not there, try it all again by first moving your design to another part of the mat first.
Susan, it works 99% of the time. Once in a while, only if B & W doesn't work, I change to Color Recognition mode. It takes longer and scans in more detail.
I love your videos, you've taught so much. But, I am having trouble understanding most of what you say. If you could possibly slow your speech somewhat, it would be a lot easier to get all of your information. Thank you.
Wendy, it is a process. Working on that. You will find my more recent videos easier to understand. This one is an oldie but goodie. Thanks for watching.
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Thanks...I have a baby one
Oh yes, I love that one too. It seems like I waste much less using the baby one.
I have so many Xyron’s, o refuse to buy yet another one. Aargh!
I just got a refurbished SNC125. I stumbled across you video and have learned so much. I will be watching them all. All your tips have opened new windows of creativity for me.Thank you for all the time and effort you put into this.
Here it is 4 years after you made this video and I just got my Scan N Cut and this video is still informative. Thanks. I have subscribed as your other videos are still relevant. 😁
Thank you so much for this tutorial- I looked through the manual first😤 I couldn’t understand it at all. You explain so well. I’ve now got the confidence to actually start playing with my Scan n Cut. 🥰
You’re an excellent teacher and don’t assume someone knows anything that you haven’t mentioned. I love that you explain step by step and “why” and “how”. Thank you.
Wow, thank you! I am glad you like my style. I appreciate your comment. Thanks for watching.
Nothing is better than having the papered chef with my coffee ! :+) THANK YOU!
Mary, I feel like I was having coffee right along with you. Thanks for watching and I know you will be trying this with YOUR Paper Pumpkin kit.
I got my ScanNCut 350 a few years ago and never really used it. My stumbling block was knowing the number setting for cutting different paper products. I had always used dies and stamps for my card making and was comfortable with those tools. Hence, I lost interest in my ScanNCut. You have opened my eyes to the power of it and I feel encouraged to give my machine another look even though I only have the 350 and will still face the cutting depth questions. I don't want to invest additional money in a newer model at this time so I hope you continue to teach not only your model # but also help us older model people to learn how to use their machines. Thank you for all of your hard work, Best Regards.
Roya, thanks for your comment and your Brother ScanNCut thanks you as well. I use these three blade depths most of the time. I use mainly Stampin' Up! products but you will figure out the best depth for each thing you are cutting. I have 4 courses related to your model too so you can delve deeper.
Designer Series Paper = 3
Whisper White = 4
Card Stock = 5
Thank you so much for this tutorial. I have really wanted to understand how to do this and your instructions are so clear. I have learnt everything so far about my scan and cut from you. Very grateful.
Awww, what a nice thing to say. I’m glad I could help. I’m glad this was helpful. Happy New Year Lynn.
I am so happy with you and your presentations. I am going to gather my Stampin Up supplies and start making cards again. Thank you for what you do.
Those large trees are awesome!! I go back and rewatch so many of your videos. 😍😍
Well I appreciate you going back to watch other videos. It makes TH-cam resurface them to others to see periodically.
Awesome
I really appreciate your tutorials because there’s so much that I don’t know about how to use my machine. Thank you!
That was seriously the BEST Tutorial. I was just wondering how to use those images in the Scan-2-cut edit mode and here you come along and answered. Thank you SO MUCH! God bless you.✝️🌹🤗
Perfect timing Norma. I opened up my kit and the first thing I wanted to do was make more embellishments, even before making the kit. Thanks for your comment.
Kim thank you so much for this tutorial I purchased a 125 scanNcut a couple weeks ago. I hope Brother watches your videos because you are the reason I purchased my machine. Now I have another item learned
Thanks Darla, I don't think Brother knows who I am but I'm glad YOU know who I am. I hope that when you make purchases, you will use the links in the descriptions of my videos because that helps support my channel. I don't sell the machines but I do recommend them on Amazon.
I always look forward to switching phone or computer on and BOOM...got a new video from you! You teach so much and make all of us smile or laugh out loud while we are learning. Thanks so much.
I’m glad you like my videos. I was hitting the camera and wondering why my ScanNCut wasn’t reacting. I cracked myself up today. Thanks for your comment. Please give this technique a try.
Kim. You’re a genius! I’m out of flour and out of the kitchen 😜 now back to my card making trying the trees and branches 😂 and because I stumbled upon you and your fantastic videos my machine cm350 is out of the box. I never new what I could do with it. you’re right ENDLESS. Thanks for sharing your ideas. ❤️
Thanks Rose! Glad you are out of the kitchen and into the craft room. There is more fun stuff here on my channel so I hope you take a look around. I made so many trees.
Kim, I wish I could give this video a hundred likes! When I got this PP I wished it had more tree and leaf die cuts but didn't know how to do it on my SNC. So I set it aside. I'm catching up on TH-cam videos today and was sooooooo happy to see this one. Now I can make more. Yippee!! I think I need to watch your videos right off the bat now. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge.
Penny, that is great that this video provided you with the right information you needed at the right time. Glad I could help. Thanks for the love. In my latest newsletter, I have coupons for my ScanNCut courses. The Papered Chef Newsletter
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Papered Chef Thanks for the link. I'll check out the classes.
Thank you so much Kim ...you put so much effort in your tutorials.......I enjoy every one of them......I wish I could remember all that you teach us.....you do such great work.....I gave up on S & C for a while ...but I am going to try again....Cheers...Mary McL
Riley, the good news is that you don’t have to remember everything. You can make yourself a PlayList. Then, you can save videos to it and watch them again and again. Never give up. I’m here for you. Thanks for your comment.
I can listen to you all day!
So easy to follow!
Thanks so much!
Happy to hear that! I appreciate you watching Rita. I have so many other tutorials relating to creating stencils. I hope you will browse my PlayLists.
Thank you this is exactly what I was looking for.
I am so glad I could help.
Thank you for this information. Can’t wait to try all that I learned. If it wasn’t for you and your tutorials, my machine would be collecting dust in the closet.
Well we can't have our crafting buddies hidden in the closet. Glad your ScanNCut is working for you. Doing this technique will allow you to stock on on multiple card embellishments.
You're a great teacher❤
Awesome tutorial Kim! Just got my PP in the mail today, can't wait to give this a try! Thanks for all that you do Kim if it wasn't for you there would be a lot of machines sitting collecting dust!
Perfect timing Kathy. You can multiply your embellishments in no time. I have so many and I keep making cards with them. I am posting pictures on my FaceBook page as I create the projects.
Thank you so much for your explicit explanations. Love your style of teaching and have learned so much from watching your videos! This video helped me figure out how to make a larger version of a label to use as an accent layer. I was so frustrated and then you provided the answer, and I learned where I was making my mistake. Thank you!
You are very welcome Barbara. I love that you applied what you learned to your specific project. It makes me happy knowing that I was able to reduce your frustration. Soon, you will master all of the features of this machine.
This video was awesome!!! I always catch something new as my dx125 is only 6 mos old. I had no idea that button let the machine organize the shapes to save most paper. What a life changer. Also discovering I didn't have to draw my stencils on paper to scan was a time saver. Thank you so much for doing these videos. You are a terrific teacher and explain things beautifully. Thank you for sharing these with us.
Glad I could help! I hope you have subscribed and continue to get Brother ScanNCut Tips and Tricks. The Auto Layout is a game changer.
Thankyou for yet more ideas on how to multiply our stash!
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching.
I just watched your video and loved the info you gave me. I was given the basic scan n cut so now I can maybe figure some things out on it once I can concentrate. I just lost my mom March 17,2020 to corona. She was 88 n in poor health but she went in basicly one day. Was hospitalized Wed and died Thu. I'm in Florida she is in calif. So it will be awhile before we can have the memorial service. Ok I'm going to watch your next video!!!
Joan, I’m very sorry for your loss. What is so hard is that she passed away so quickly. Our ScanNCut group can support you as you learn the basics. facebook.com/groups/paperedchefscanncut/?ref=share
Joan, i am so sorry to read about your mom. It is a tough time for elderly and folks w preexisting. That must be so difficult waiting for memorial. Im only 57 but have several illnesses that r high risk & my sons have had to stay away. I am glad you r a crafter. Art has kept me sane these past 7 mos. I too am new to scan n cut and her videos are just terrific! I wish u the best & will say a prayer for you & your mom. Best wishes...
Hi Kimberly. As always a great video and good explanations along the way. you are a very good teacher, and I enjoy each video, TFS. cheers Anna.
I appreciate that Anna. I like to teach in a very visual way because it’s how I learn.
Thank you for your instructional video. It us the first of yours I have watched. I will watch more. I just bought my SDX225 a few weeks ago, & want to learn.
You are very welcome! Glad I helped you get up and running with your ScanNCut.
Such great information, Kim, and a great reminder of how the SNC can lengthen the life of our Paper Pumpkin supplies. Since I don't always remember what the function keys mean, I really appreciate you once again going through what each one does. Thank you!
Sharon, we can’t always rely on refills because they sell out in one day sometimes. So glad we have our ScanNCut machines so we have so many other options.
Love your videos is helping me learn how to use my scan and cut I do appreciate this
You are very welcome. Just found your comment. Glad I could help.
I wish there was a way to do this on my Cricut Maker! I would love to have more of these trees! I'm a genealogist and need to send birthday cards to my cousins. The sentiments on the stamp set are great!
Thanks for your comment. There are technically ways to do similar things on other machines but the amount of steps it would take make that time prohibitive. I love being able to use the ScanNCut without having to be connected to a computer. I love the built in scanner.
Hi, that's almost like when I scanned the punch shapes. The only difference was the acetate which is a great idea. The possibilities are endless. Thanks so much.
Oh yes, your punch idea worked great. I use my Paper Pumpkin stencils a lot. There was a kit with winter trees and red cardinals (Poppy Parade) and I just had to cut more. Thanks for always watching. As you can see, I am getting caught up on comments.
Thank you. I learned many new things.
I'm always happy when my viewers learn. Thanks for your comment Ingrid. I hope you give it a try.
You're amazing Kim! Thanks for sharing your ideas and talents.
Jerilee! I appreciate your enthusiasm. You are so welcome!
Great tutorial ❗ Thank you.
Glad it was helpful!
I received a scan and cut for Christmas 2018, I took it out of the box but have yet to use it because I didn’t want to MESS it up😔, but you have inspired me to just do it. Thank you for all your great instruction videos you’ve taught me a lot.
Jamie, if I haven’t broken my machines by now, you sure will not. I hope you follow along with whichever stencils you have in your stash and get Cutting. The ScanNCut will save you so much time and take your crafting to a whole new level.
@@PaperedChef Thanks Jamie I'm not the only person who got one for Christmas in 2018 and hasn't used theirs yet LOL
@@katrinadamato-perry2314 You guys are killing me. I hope you BOTH start using your ScanNCuts a LOT more.
Just received my April PP kit. Great timing. Another thing I do also, is to scan the PP elements and save them to my computer for printing on cardstock to cut out later. Love the Scan to Cut Data feature.
Theresa, you are like me - afraid of ever running go out of embellishments. Thanks for watching!
You are awesome. Thanks so much for sharing and being an awesome teacher.
Thanks for checking this out. I love to share and I was actually planning a different tutorial in my card kit series when my Paper Pumpkin kit arrived. Then, I dropped everything to make more cool embellishments.
Thank you. I always learn so much from you and you give me confidence to use my machine. Hugs and blessings.
Great! That is my goal. I want everyone to use their machines because your ScanNCut will make your life easier. I appreciate your comment Marji.
Wonderful information,thank you
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Thank you , you are Brilliant
Awww, thanks so much for your comment and for watching my videos. I will keep them coming Eluned.
You are incredibly awesome! Thank you for such an informative class!❤️
Thanks for your uplifting comment Sharleen. I’m glad you liked this tutorial and I hope you give it a try.
Wonderful informational video, Kim!!! I will definitely use this new information - thank you, thank you!!!!!
Thanks Cheryl, I am sure you will have fun with Scan to Cut data because you can make an endless supply of embellishments for your projects.
That was great Kimberley ,I’ve just learnt 3 techniques you showed!! Thankyou x
Great! I love ❤️ hearing that my Crafty Friends are learning new things. I hope you give this a try and make loads of embellishments.
Thanks, Kim!! That was great! The tree trunks on the screen of my CM650 looked all jagged, but they cut fine, Your video was great.
Great to hear Ellen.yes, the screen may not have great resolution but the cuts are almost as perfect as the trees themselves. Thanks for watching.
Fantastic!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Thanks Deborah! I’m glad you like this.
Thank you! This is so awesome to be able to do this with my Paper pumpkin kits. 💗💗
You are very welcome Vicki. If you like this then you will love cutting the Poppy Parade Cardinals if you have the Winter Woods kit. Here is my tutorial. th-cam.com/video/R4Vk7rKBIVY/w-d-xo.html
Papered Chef Thank you so much. I love all your videos.
Another great video... thank you for sharing
You are very welcome Rosy. Thanks for watching.
So much great information! Thank you!
Thanks Teresa! I am glad you found this tutorial useful.
Such an awesome video! Thanks!!!
Thanks Sue! I’m glad you like this tutorial. Go forth and multiply!
Another great tutorial ! Thank you for sharing this information with us. I like your kit cards. They look very nice! Great job on designing them as always!
Thanks Judy! I am glad you like my designs. I have created several more cards using these elements I cut out. I am posting them on my business FaceBook page and Instagram as I complete them. facebook.com/thepaperedchef
That mats are a pain. I called Brother and they said the latest update should correct it. I have not tried it yet. I sure hope it does because I get so frustrated I can’t go any further and just quit the project. Great video. Thank you.
Sandrea, don't ever let the ScanNCut get the best of you. You can make anything work with some tweaking. Thanks for watching.
Papered Chef I did the update and it did not work. I called Brother and they sent me a new mat. It works! Every time. I tried direct cut and it worked perfectly. Love it now.
Sandrea White Great. Brother has also replaced my mats. They are good about stuff like that. I like their Customer Service Department.
Loved this tutorial.
Thanks Shelly! I appreciate it. I hope you give this a try.
I absolutely love your tutorial. You make things so clear. 👍🏻❤️
Well I’m really glad to hear that because I try very hard to make sure that I cover every step in my tutorials.
This was such a great tutorial!
Thanks Donna! I appreciate you watching. I hope you will give this a try.
I just now found this video. So much fantastic information! I have a CM350. Can I do this with my machine?
Oh yes, of course you can do almost anything with your CM350 as well. Search my channel for hundreds of videos on the ScanNCut. Search for Scan and Cut 2 or CM350 to find tutorials on your specific model. Here is a link to my Udemy Courses. The Basics & Advanced classes are both based on the CM350 model. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
@@PaperedChef Thank you for your reply. I will be honest, I have been bingeing almost everything of yours 😬. You are a wonderful instructor!
Great tips
Great tutorial
Thanks Katherine. I hope you give this a try.
Thank you so much🥰
I have a CM350 & don’t have the same features as the the scan machine your using - couldn’t figure out how to do duplicate, mirror etc., can I find those options on another tutorial? Thank You, great class! 😉
Hi Rita, I have two full classes on the the CM350 and hundreds of videos on that model. Here is one of the videos where I share how to use Scan to Cut Data on the CM350 Model. th-cam.com/video/eK0NxZxRjYc/w-d-xo.html
Great tutorial as always. A while ago I think you referenced a button on the snc that was for line smoothing?.. which machine has this feature.. I have the cm350 and I've looked and looked. Tks...
Cindy, thanks for your comment. The SDX125 has the smoothing feature. I rarely use it. I will show it sometime but you don’t need it for this. You can make these right now using your ScanNCut CM series. I used the SDX but didn’t need any smoothing.
What are the best settings for intricate / detailed cuts using SU card stock w sdx125e?
I got a scanning mat for the SnC quite a while ago when I got my CM350 and found that it works really well. I don't have to stick my item down and nothing gets caught.
Thanks Cindy. I just wanted to reuse my stencil and didn't want glue oozing out. I lightly attached stencil so it would get stuck in ANY machine. The black card stock was the part actually stuck onto the mat. I've used Scanning Mats too. I just find them useless because you can't cut with them if they are a dedicated scanning mat. All of my scanning mats ended up as cutting mats. I'm glad you like yours and keep on using it just for scanning. I made that mistake of cutting mine and so that is why they became useless.
@@PaperedChef I wrote my comment before I saw your explanation of why you don't use a scanning mat and it makes good sense. I purchased my scanning mat to scan photos and other items that I was afraid might be damaged by being stuck to a regular mat. Since I already have it, I sometimes use it for situations like this. I used it to make more cardinals with the Christmas PP kit.
Cynthia Hull Oh yes! The Poppy Parade cardinals. They would look good on these trees if we cut them in white glimmer paper or shimmery paper which look like snow.
This is brilliant
I wish we could name the scanned items when saving it to our SNC.
Donna, You can send the files to your computer and name them all you want. It is just that the machine doesn't let you name them.
This was awesome, will these techniques work with any model of Scan n Cut?
Oh yes Nancy! Every feature I showed you will work on any model with the exception of the layers. Layering or offset is build into Scan to Cut Data on the SDX. You can save your data to Canvas Workspace on any model and then add the offset there.
@@PaperedChef Thanks, I have enjoyed every one of your videos on the Scan n Cut
Nancy Rikkers Thanks! I enjoy having you with me while I craft.
Can you also scan to USB to use later as well? And can you retrieve from USB?
Hi Kim, I'm trying this technique on the March 2022 Paper Pumpkin for the mountains and leaves on my CM350 without any luck. I've placed the images upside down on black but they stay as lots of individual pieces and won't weld. What am I doing wrong?
Sherrie, I would work with the largest embellishment first because the larger it is, the more forgiving it is. If something is small, try adding an outline distance. This machine is not for detailed items. Metal dies are much better for that. Also, Paper Pumpkin refills are very cheap and therefore, I wouldn't even bother trying to make more that are the same. If you wanted to make some in different materials, it may be worth the effort but I highly recommend the refill.
Can I download Canvas workspace for your phone do you know how?
You can access the web based version from your phone but it is not made for that and therefore, it will not work correctly. Then downloadable version is only for PC and Mac computers and can't be used on a phone.
what adhesive did you use to put down the images on black?
I just attached it very lightly with my ATG. You can use snail or any rolling adhesive. Glue tends to roll or ooze out. The edges will stick up a bit and get caught. That is why I used the acetate on top to get a better scan. It is not necessary if you adhere it well. Thanks for watching.
Hi Kim, what a Wonderful tutorial!!! I'm new to Brother's machines. I've been trying to learn how to use my Design N Cut machine, but is very confusing. Do you have a tutorial about it??? I know is an old machine, but it has been sitting and from which I saw you teach and do here, maybe I can put it to good use. Thank you!!!🥰
I don't have a Design & Cut but I did do a very Basic Series on the ScanNCut that can help you. This is the intro and then in the description are the links to videos. There are HUNDREDS of videos on my channel as well. Just click on my channel and start browsing for videos and playlists. th-cam.com/video/NrXTxdJz2cY/w-d-xo.html
@@PaperedChef Thanks Kim, I’ll check them all. Be blessed!!!🥰
I have been watching a lot of your videos today. This video shows Direct Cut and Direct to Cut Data. I have been trying to get an image that I saved to my machine using Direct Cut to Data. When I come back to that file I want to make a layer offset line to .04 and it won't allow me to do that. I assume you only can do that in Direct Cut. I have a CM350 not an SDX125.
Please let me know if that is correct. I have 6 copies to make and really don't want to fussy cut.
Judy, when you use Direct Cut, you use an Outline Distance. When you use Scan to Cut Data, you use an Offset Line. That’s with the SDX models. CM models don’t have that. You can always use the Canvas Workspace software to do create the offset.
Many thanks for a wonderful tutorial. I'm new to Brother (DX125) but I've had Silhouette experience. Is there an order to your videos? I'm an SU hobby demonstrator so paper crafting is my major interest. Thanks again.
Just found your Udemy course...never mind the question.
Anne Bellissimo Awesome! I was also about to answer it with a link to a mini series. Glad you found my Udemy courses.
Anne Bellissimo I see you found my ScanNCut courses which are in order. My TH-cam videos are mostly stand-alone. I do have a few mini series videos. Congratulations on becoming a demonstrator. Check this out. th-cam.com/video/Qv7Hud5dJCs/w-d-xo.html
It's me again. Because your kits are sold out for May, it doesn't let me sign up for June. Not sure if I'm doing something wrong. Thanks,
Sorry about that Susan. In all of my time as a demonstrator, this has never happened to us before. We have never sold out before the subscription time ended so I didn't realize it wasn't letting you sign up for June yet. The In-Colors are so popular. You can still purchase a Pre-Paid subscription at my store and then save it until later. The benefits of Pre-Paids are that if you get a year one, you get a month free and then earn Stampin' Rewards (10% of your order). The other option is to wait until after May 10th to subscribe and then you will secure your "spot" for June and you will not be billed until a month later - after the 10th of June. www.paperpumpkin.com/en-us/sign-up/?demoid=2166056
Can I use the plastic sheets from SU?
Yes, any clear plastic will do. You can use the ones from Stampin’ Up! which are the same, just much thicker.
Where did you get the clean sheets of acetate?
Cindy, I have been using the same box of them for about 10+ years for various projects. I also get them from Stampin' Up! to use on shaker cards. Here is a link. bit.ly/2tYZ0Fx
@@PaperedChef Thanks I have those I thought they were something "special" Great tip for scanning those things that catch.
Cindy McCool Oh you can use any clear plastic including the colors for your ScanNCut mats. Thanks!
I am really stuck on this one. When I follow along with your video, everything, and I mean everything looks exactly like your screen. Picture to picture, word for word. But when I retrieve the data my screen shows a dark gray mat with a white rectangle and one leaf is hanging off. Help, please.
Linda, I think I know what happened. Your outer paper was selected. When you use Scan to Cut data, you need to select the 2nd option which is the inside and outside lines. Then, after you retrieve the data, delete the outside rectangle by selecting it and trashing it. If the insides are not there, try it all again by first moving your design to another part of the mat first.
@@PaperedChef thank you.
Do you have a link for the acetate sheets?
Thanks for asking JN. I forgot to add this link. Here it is. Very cheap too. • Write-On Transparency Film: amzn.to/3dOSvXS
Do you always have to use white and black?
Susan, it works 99% of the time. Once in a while, only if B & W doesn't work, I change to Color Recognition mode. It takes longer and scans in more detail.
@@PaperedChef thank you. Ok, good to know. Whew!
YES
Thanks for watching Leanna!
I love your videos, you've taught so much. But, I am having trouble understanding most of what you say. If you could possibly slow your speech somewhat, it would be a lot easier to get all of your information.
Thank you.
Wendy, it is a process. Working on that. You will find my more recent videos easier to understand. This one is an oldie but goodie. Thanks for watching.