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How to get started with the Scan 'n' Cut | AD
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- Опубликовано: 3 ноя 2020
- See how simple it is to create beautiful projects with the Brother Scan 'n' Cut and its extensive library of built in designs.
Resize, flip, adjust, add layers, edit; all at the touch of a button.
No need to purchase multiple die sets, just adjust to suit your needs, cut and go!
For much more information about the Scan'N'Cut SDX and everything else Brother have to offer please visit bit.ly/3mV4dnq
Love your video. Thank you so much for sharing. I’m Jan from Oklahoma
Thanks for this neat video. I haven't gotten a Scan n Cut yet, but it's on my "to do" list very soon. Am trying to learn all I can before I get one. I really enjoy your video.
Very helpful, thanks so much!
Love this tutorial especially for a newbie like me . Thankyou so much from Carol in Australia ☺
Wow
Very useful video Thanks for sharing 👍🌹💐
How great is this! Thanks a lot. My children bought the sac 900 as a Birthday gift for me. I've opened it on 9th of September ,but not more. Now I see a chance for me to use it. Please do more videos, love all of yours . Greetings from Germany
Glad it's given you some ideas Sylvia. I took me a while to get confident. I just played about with it for a while and it all made sense! c x
Sorry for two comments but, I love your video. I subscribed because I’m so happy to watch your video and I hope there are many more for the brother scan and cut. So many videos for circuit but we brother users need videos like yours.
Comment all you like Patti, it's nice to hear from the 'outside world'. Glad you like the video, there's a lot I've picked up from sheer trial and error because I *never* read the instructions! I think we have some more in the pipeline, just a case of thinking up something new, c x
I have just purchased a second hand CM900 and found your videos have been fantastic - so thank you very much for such informative videos. Creativity will be awesome now!!! Would love to know how to put a name in the middle of a design too. So need to keep searching!! xo
Pretty sure you can do this on the free ScanNCut Workspace program, c x
Thank you for such an easy explanation and demonstration you are the best on RUclips
Thank you! c x
I love her
Love, love my SNC 225!
Wonderfull what a teacher thank you
I love my scan n cut but I have the 1st one ever.. works great.
Yes, I still have the first one. It's so handy for quick cutting x
Hi can I just say your tutorials for the SDX are simple with no nonsense explanations. As I share your tutorials on a Scan n Cut FB forum, could I ask for the correct spelling of your name; because at the moment I'm describing you as the lovely lady. Thank You for your inspiration.
Ha ha, thank you for the compliment! My name is Corinne Bradd, but you're forgiven if you get it wrong. Even my dad asked me how to spell it the other day ;-) c x
Hi. Fabulous tutorial. I am trying to learn (and therefore make a smart decision). Do the Brother Scan and Cuts require being connected to a computer or can they be used as a standalone unit? Thanks for your patience ... I am a total greenhorn.
One of the things that I love about the ScanNCut is that it can be used just on its own. Simply draw your design, scan it, fiddle about with it on the display screen, and cut it. Or there are lots of pre-programmed designs in the machine itself that can be manipulated. As someone that has never really embraced computers this is a massive plus point because the process is so speedy. There is a lot more you can do if you do connect it to the Canvas Workspace software and you will need to do this to activate any extension packs. Do you have any crafty contacts that might let you have a play around on their machine? c x
Hi Corinne, Is it normal for the mat to get noticeable cuts every time I use the cut function? I've only done two projects including the starter box pattern supplied with the machine. I was surprised how deep the cuts were on the mat. If it's normal, great. Just checking. From Shauna in Sydney
Hi Shauna, you will always get visible cuts on the mat, realistically the blade needs to go right through what you're cutting otherwise the pieces won't come away cleanly. Only worry if you can see the cuts on the other side of the mat. Try and avoid cutting the same thing in the same place multiple times to prevent the blade going over the same place each time, c x
Great video, thanks Corinne. Are you planning on making one for your Cricut maker?
Maybe at some point, but there are simply not enough hours in the day at the minute!!! c x
So much to learn! I have barely used my SnC. My mat got a tiny little bend in the top corner and the machine keeps spitting it out! Can I put my mat in the other way?
I think the older mats could be feed in either end but the newer SDX mats are one way only. All I can suggest is try to bend the mat the corner the other way and see if it flattens out a bit, sorry, c x
Thank you for your reply. I think I have tried to ‘unbend’ the mat but without success. I have bought another generic brand one but I haven’t tried it yet. I’ve put my machine on my bench ready to try again tomorrow! Thanks for the inspiration. There aren’t very many videos on RUclips for scan n cut so I’m glad I found yours.
@@sherylosullivan9619 Good luck with it, it's definitely worth persevering, c x
That was great thank you. I have had my ScanNcut SDX2200D for quite a while but yes I too lost my confidence to use it. But now I have begun. Can I ask please though, all the designs and Disney Designs that I thought came with this machine say that I have to put an Activation Code in!!!!!!!
That's strange. I'm sure my Disney machine had them built in. Maybe there are other designs that you have to buy separately? I think you may have to get hold of Brother themselves for an answer, sorry, c x
@@TheCraftsChannel Ok thank you 😊
which is the grey scroll design (suitable for a man), thanks
It's a flourish that's in the machine's built in library. Its ref no is AR-J014, c x
I followed the instructions but when I hit cut and start I kept getting “No pattern in the effective area”, where did I go wrong?
I've had that come up, think it was when my cutting mat size was incorrect. Also check the outline of what you want to cut is black, if it's a blue drawing file the machine won't see it to cut. Are you working from the online software or purely from the machine? There might be hidden layers. The only other thing I can suggest is try moving the image into the centre of the layout grid and cutting from a piece of scrap paper to see if that works, c x
@@TheCraftsChannel Thank you so much.
Love the Peacock, what size difference are they apart?
I think, from memory, they are shrunk by 5mm wide each time, c x
Love this...but need to be able to do it on my cm900. Can’t work it out :/
My CM900 is packed away otherwise I'd have a look. The transition to the SDX was easy so the operating system is much the same. Which bit can't you work out? c x
@@TheCraftsChannel hello. You mention in the video that it was to be similar on most machines I would of course the patterns available are different between the CM and SDX models. Once a pattern is selected I couldn’t add the border to it (0.04) or duplicate it. I tried saving it and pulling it out of the machine memory but still couldn’t get the editing options. Thought I’d have a go at a pattern on my Tattered Lace USB tonight.
@@TheCraftsChannel hello. I don’t have a pattern in the cm900 suitable for this project so tried retrieving one from a TL USB (lacey image to see a different background through). I don’t get the offset button on 2nd image to reduce it.
@@eh2179 Ah, I understand. I think maybe the only way round that (and it'll be time consuming) is to cut your original image, draw around it onto white paper with a pencil, add a narrow border to the outline with a black pen, scan it as a separate image, and use that as the offset. Does that make sense? c x
@@TheCraftsChannel hello. Thanks for getting back to me. Yes that makes sense and yes, I think that will be time consuming. Such a pity. I loved this demo of yours and couldn’t wait to try it on my cm900 but couldn’t get it work properly. I added a border but not how you did it (as didn’t get the options you had), but by making it bigger on the copy. The proportions weren’t right tho on the cut out. Ex
what are the sticky pads you are using?
I'm not sure from memory, I have many sheets, all half used, all different brands! They are much of a muchness, c x
Great video for my brother scan and cut. Thanks not much help out there.