ScanNCut Specialist Julie Fei-Fan Balzer fashions some fun decorative stencils that can be used over and over! I love to use my ScanNCut to create stencils! I recently used my ScanNCut to cut a bunch of stencils from cardstock. You can use paper stencils over and over again, if you’re careful. They become sturdier as
Be earth friendly and create customized accessories for summer time gatherings! You will need: Sewn pocket / sleeve measuring approximately 3.5” w x 10” h, cardstock, fabric ink or paint, ScanNCut, Brother vinyl in assorted colors, roll feeder, reusable plastic water bottle (1L size used in the photo), frisbee For Reusable Utensil Holder Download Stripes_Stencil.fcm
ScanNCut Specialist Julie Fei-Fan Balzer shows off how to create stencil bridges using the ScanNCut DX. I love designing my own stencils. There’s something so exciting about creating a unique art tool that no one else has. Today I’m going to show you how to create stencils where the inside parts don’t fall out. The
Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, crafting expert and educator, is a paid consultant of Brother ScanNCut USA. I would say I get at least one e-mail every single day asking the same question: Can you use the ScanNCut to cut stencils? The answer is a resounding yes! Yes! Yes! Over the years I’ve done six or seven
Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, crafting expert and educator, is a paid consultant of Brother ScanNCut USA. It’s easy to turn any pattern into a quilting template or stencil using your ScanNCut! In the video I show you how to trace, scan, resize, and cut your brand new fabulous quilting stencil! It’s so easy! All you need
Julie Fei-Fan Balzer, crafting expert and educator, is a paid consultant of Brother ScanNCut USA. Stenciling is a quick and easy way to dress up any little gift box or favor box. I started with a design from the Brother ScanNCut USB 4: 3D Papercraft and cut it out of plain white cardstock. As you can
