Cutting Stamped Images with a Brother ScanNCut

[@linseyheraty689]

I'm a little late to this video, but wanted to say thank you for this! I have lots of stamps without dies and I want to try this. You made it very easy to understand. Thanks again! 😊👍🏻

[@janetoneill2132]

I appreciate the short but precise tutorial will now try it on my scan and cut Thankyou

[@thestampdoc]

You’re welcome 😊

[@chibimoondotus]

So glad I'm not the only one who does this! The SnC is PERFECT for stamps that don't have matching dies or punches!

[@thestampdoc]

You are definitely not alone! It's an awesome tool!

[@DiamondsandDobermans]

Thank you for taking the fear away! I’m asking Santa to bring me one this year!

[@CraigsOverijse]

very useful have not used mine in a while

[@nancykorb7915]

Thank you so much! I’ve wondered how this works.

[@thestampdoc]

You're welcome!

[@LynnGalvanHippie-Chick]

This saves so much money on dies

[@thestampdoc]

Yes, it does! (but I still buy a lot of dies) LOL

[@carpediem2628]

Thanks for the tutorial! What model do you own? Have you cut heavy white cardstock and watercolour paper?

[@thestampdoc]

I have the CM350. It's a bit older, maybe a couple of years? When I've cut the heavier paper, I use a nearly new mat and move the blade to 4 or 4-1/2ish. Hope that helps!