ScanNCut Specialist Julie Fei-Fan Balzer loves making foam stamps! In this wonderful tutorial, Julie walks through the fun steps of creating your own. I love to create stamps with my ScanNCut. Here is a print I created from stamps I made using one of the ScanNCut DX 225 built-in designs: These stamps are cut from
Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, crafting expert and educator, is a paid consultant of Brother Crafts USA. Congratulations! You are the proud new owner of a ScanNCut! But you’re confused about where to start. No worries! I’m here to help. Watch this video on making your first cut — AND — this is the most important part
Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, crafting expert and educator, is a paid consultant of Brother Crafts USA. Today I’ve got a simple solution that’s going to make your life so much easier: how to scan white items, like this leaf cut out: Watch the video for the how-to. Here are all of the leaves I cut in
Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, crafting expert and educator, is a paid consultant of Brother Crafts USA. Yes, you can easily foil on t-shirt with your Brother ScanNCut! It’s as easy as (1) choosing a design (2) cutting it from fusible web (3) ironing the fusible onto your t-shirt (4) adding the foil. Watch the video if
Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, crafting expert and educator, is a paid consultant of Brother Crafts USA. I’m excited to share this card I made using the built-in designs from the ScanNCut2 CM650WX: It’s very simple, but very effective. I cut cardstock into flowers and leaves and then used foam adhesive to create dimension. The sentiment is
Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, crafting expert and educator, is a paid consultant of Brother Crafts USA. There are two kinds of type files built into your ScanNCut: lettering and fonts (specifications vary by model). What’s the difference? Lettering consists of single cut files for each letter of the alphabet. You choose each letter separately. Fonts are
