I have been wanting to get a die cutter for months! Thank you for making this video. I've been doing my research on the Cricut & Silhouette lately. I never knew Brother even had a die cutter!
Wow, you have sooo much information! Have you had a chance to test out the silhouette cameo 4 yet? Link to review? Which machine is best for making t-shirts?
Finally I now understand why love the brother cutting machines. Thanks for the demonstration. I'm really to buy my Favorite DX 1200 although I like DX SDX 125 but I can't afford it. Would you please select one of the Brother sewing machine and demonstration how to use alternative differently, foot accessories for quilting and embroidery on fabrics in a sewing machine. I want to buy a Brother innovis 750 from online, but I am uncertain since I need a sewing machine also. I am challenged by the lack of space. Love your presentation.
I have the cameo 4, it’s not what I should have bought at all because I love stamping! So I am trusting you and buying a scan and cut! How do I sign up for a newsletter?
Very useful! So torn as I have the snc2 and Love it. But considered the maker since I also have the old cricut expression with tons of cartridges. Just don’t want to pay a monthly fee😫
I love my original Silhouette and couldn’t ever find a reason to upgrade. I bought a Scan n Cut 2 last year when I got into stamping and still haven’t figured out how to cut anything besides line art, so I’d love to see more Brother tutorials!
There is also an extension you can get for Brother Scan and Cut that allows you to cut directly from Adobe Illustrator! You can still work when your internet goes down in that case, for sure.
You can upload your stamped image to cut on the cricut too. You can even colour them and do it as a print and cut which would be great for mass producing your Christmas cards. I just think you can’t mass produce to sell them.
I used to have a Cricut Expression, when they were first released. But I hated having to buy new cartridges all the time. Plus, I always enjoyed creating my own designs. I have a Silhouette Cameo 3 and love it. I think one of the main reasons I’ve stuck with them for so long is I’ve become quite proficient with their proprietary software, Silhouette Studio Designer edition. I think the thought of having to learn a new program for a new machine is just daunting. Plus, I already have all the accessories, blades, cutting mats, sketch markers, etc. However, the idea of being able to design things on my iPad has me very curious. How long did it take you to learn how to use the new Cricut Maker?
Hi, honestly it was so easy; i think much easier than the silhouette software; I found it very intuitive and was cutting in minutes; even after being a silhouette user for so long
This video is fantastic, thank you so much for creating and posting it! My wife requested either a Cricut or Silhouette. Being familiar with most technologies, I thought "Cool, a quick comparison will help!" Oy - it's a pain to find good comparison / commentary on which to choose! I was leaning towards the maker already, but you helped seal the deal! I - and soon my wife - thank you!
Thanks Alexandra, this was helpful! I’ve been umming and ahhing for ages! Most scrapbook people have a silhouette but so many people say it’s such a faff to get it to cut right. I am generally a tech savvy person and would probably be able to figure it out but do I want to spend that much money to then be super frustrated with a machine that takes far too much brainpower to work?? Does the cricut have the capacity to covert your own hand drawn designs or create your own designs in the software? Thanks! Emma x
Love your channel! I’m trying to make a decision which scan and cut to get? Since this video, what has changed about this machine, Good & bag experiences? I am experimenting with the mix art media journal and cutting lots of magazines. What machine would you recommend? I too had the Maker and returned it due to complexity. I continue to use my Cricut Explorer. I still have many dies too, electric big shot, Gemini. I just want to do it all. Please advised what cutting machine to get for cutting magazines. continue the good work! Thanks
I really want to know what it is about the silouhette that didn't work for you. Even if it's biased. Also I'd love to see how the software compares between the three. I get why the cricut studio appeals, but I find an ethical problem with not being able to use software for free. Or do I have that wrong?
It's the iPhone that had the exploding batteries, not Android so the comparison Apple/Android to Cricut/Silhouette actually works backwards, lol. But I get what you're trying to say. Thanks.
Thank you thank you, Alexandra! I have used Cricut machines for 11 1/2 years now, I got a Maker for Mother’s Day from my hubby and my amazing son in 2018. You can’t print and cut with the Maker as well using snap mat and uploading now. But I have been thinking as I get into stamping more often I might just have to pick up a Scan and cut too! My feelings aren’t quite concrete about the S & C as I truly believe that Cricut will come out with a new feature with the software that will make it easier to cut stamped images etc. I Love my Maker, but the supplies ie blades and mats can get pricey unless you consistently purchase on sale! They are having more and more sales which my purse really appreciates! Thank you for this video comparison, Alexandra! I know ai can always trust you to state the truth as yo u see it and I love that about you! ~ Katz baugh
The title suggesting all 3 cutters are being compared is misleading given that Cameo was instantly dismissed with little explanation given as to why it was dropped.
As I explained in the video the cameo 3 for me was very disappointing the software is always released too early and full of bugs; the bluetooth connectivity doesnt work well; for that reason I am never happy recommending my viewers to what I consider a sub standard product, considering how much I enjoyed my cameo 2; the 3 was a big let down; the Maker and Scan n Cut in my opinion are the market leaders
@@HedgehogHollow I honestly have no idea what you're talking about. The software has never had bugs, ever. The Cameo is a superior machine and the software is as well and has multiple options far above the competition. Maybe you should consider that the user is the issue, not the machine or the software.
@@hdb80 I never said anything about your experience. She said what her experience was, never saying the cricut is best. Just what she experienced. Your rude comment speaks for itself. Both comments.
I love mine, too. But, I only cut stencils, cards, and stickers and I love the Design Studio. I haven't used it for the more "advanced" crafting projects.
Alexandra, I have several Die Cutting Machines Electric & Manual and a Cuttlebug for Embossing. I just want an easy to use Electronic Die Cutting Machine that can handle anything from a large die to a tiny die. Would the Crafters Companion Gemini & or the Gemini Jr. be a great choice for me? Do you have any suggestions for me? I truly appreciate your help.
Thank you so much for your help! I will now look diligently for a bundled one so I can get a few Dies, etc., with it! I’m truly tired of all the fuss I have to go through when I want to just make a simple & quick birthday card or note when I use my Scan n Cut 2. I also have Arthritis in my right Thumb which makes using my Big Shot Pro very hard at times. I have been making cards now for almost a year & I am loving it! I have been Scrapbooking & making Custom Photo Albums for over 25 years. FYI., Before I buy anything having to do with paper crafting I make sure to see if you have reviewed it & if you recommended it!
I have a Scan n Cut 550. All I want it to do is cut out stamped images and patterned paper. It has never done that well. The initial colored scan looks good, then the cut preview is terrible. I may get 1to 3 images out of a 12 x 12 paper. Is the scanner better on the DX?
I love my Maker, but very frustrated that the print and cut size is not larger. Hoping that will be updated soon. Otherwise would the Cameo 3mbe a good option just for that purpose?
I want to work with wood, chipboard and book board. Even thicker paper for invitations and such. Based on your video, it looks like the Maker is the best but can I do custom designs?
Sharvari Kulkarni I just rewatched the HSN demo SnC video (I have the new one) and they said it can do up to 3mm thick. They mentioned that it could be used with chip board, but I’m not sure on other woods.
This is very informative...thanks!! I have the original Cricut Explore, cuttlebug and Gemini Junior but was trying to decide between the Brother and Cameo. You just made my decision for me! :-)
I'm still torn on what's best for vinyl? I want to do some DIY wedding items such as signs, personalised glasses etc (mainly font based work) & not sure which is best?
You essentially have two different models, the SDX125 and SDX225, which for the UK and AUS simply have different model numbers: the SDX1000 and SDX1200, respectively. There are a number of differences between the two models, but if you do a quick Google search for "brother scan and cut comparison", there's a link to a PDF directly from the Brother site that should show you a side by side comparison of the two.
I think it's misleading that you named this as a comparison between the three machines, and you completely discounted one of them right away without showing it at all. Why even put it in your video name?
Hi HH, I just want a basic machine that will cut vinyl stickers that I download from the internet. Nothing fancy but I would like it wireless and user friendly. Which one should I get?
I have a Scan N Cut, and I am having an awful time with fussy cutting. I've watched numerous videos, taken a class, asked people in groups, etc., and am about to call Brother. The scanner won't recognize a full sheet of printed flowers. People are saying just isolate one flower and cut that out, but shouldn't I be able to scan a whole sheet of clip art and cut it? I've been watching Cricut videos re: Print and Cut and it looks SO much easier! Do you have any thoughts on fussy cutting in particular? Thank you!
Sandra Ludwig I am looking to purchase the scan & cut and gave come across your year old question. Did you remedy your problem and is this easy to use because the videos make it seem easy to use. Thanks
@@Pradatoo2 Apparently the images need to have a lot of contrast to work well with the scanner. Someone showed me a workaround in Canvas Workspace, the software program. So I was able to do it. The machine has a learning curve, that's for sure. I didn't think I had to read the manual--but I recommend it!
I like the auto blade on the DX for felt but the Rotary blade on the cricut maker is also nice; will you only be using felt or other materials too? the cricut mats will last the longest with felt
@@HedgehogHollow what do you mean with "cricut mats will last the longest with felt"? The cricut mats adhesiveness is more lasting than the ScanNcut mats?
@@HedgehogHollow I bought the ScanNcut dx 1200 most of all for cutting 3 mm felt (and also thin felt, wool felt..) and I was wondering if I made the right, or the best, choice for this material. I have it just since yesterday so I have not done so many experiments yet, but i was a little worried about the lasting of the mats adhesiveness, and i was wondering also if the Cricut rotary blade is better than the ScanNcut blade for felt, i mean if the cricut blade requires less adhesivess of the mat to make a good and precise cut
The cricut mats do last longer, I suggest pixie spray to extend the life of your scan n cut mat; how will you be cutting? if you want to email support@thehedgehoghollow.com i'd be happy to advise you on my opinions base don how you are going to use the machine
@@HedgehogHollowI will try cutting the 3 mm felt and the thin felt applying the high-tack adhesive on the Standard mat, I have seen on youtube that many people cut the felt in this way with the scanncut. Does the high-tack adhesive last longer? Have you tried cutting felt on scunncut in this way? Thank you a lot for your kindness and availability with email support!
Hi there, I mainly print or stamp and cut images, but I also like to cut felt and some other fabric. You mentioned the Cricut maker can’t cut stamped images, is that right?
Since the cricut cannot scan in an imagine, I take it to mean I must possess a scanner/copier PLUS a computer / tablet to interface with the cricut. Is that correct?
Very useful video! Thank you! With what program can I make the outer lines, as you presented the image with the unicorns ??? I have a Cricut Explore 2 and I want to go to Scan n cut because it limits me to 17/23 cm from the A4 format and thus I lose paper and images. with Scan n cut no more is lost. I do not know if the software is heavier in the CNS (Cricut is quite annoying for me, but I am willing to learn if it proves to be more useful to me. It remains to be seen if I will buy the CM or SDX series ...
@@HedgehogHollow hi. forgives. i'm new to this. i decide to buy the cricut maker but the new brother came out, and now I can't decide. I'll use it for different Type of papers and for EVA foam with glitter. what is my best option? THANK YOU VERY much for sharing. YOU ARE THE BEST!!!
OMG!! I ALSO see cricut is like the apple or mac machine cos its sleek design and fast easy friendly to use while scan n cut is like android to me. lol.
I have had more problems with Cricut than the Silhouette. Mostly the fact that their software is 100% internet based. If they got rid of that and made the machines bigger, I might want one. Until then. Cricut is just a toy. the cutting area is just too small. I've been considering a Roland instead.
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All you had to say was the Cricut is like Apple and Silhouette is like Android and I knew I needed a Silhouette
Thanks for your comparisons. Made my decision so much easier. As a card maker the Brother Scan N Cut is the best fit for me. Always love watching.
I have been wanting to get a die cutter for months! Thank you for making this video. I've been doing my research on the Cricut & Silhouette lately. I never knew Brother even had a die cutter!
Wow, you have sooo much information! Have you had a chance to test out the silhouette cameo 4 yet? Link to review?
Which machine is best for making t-shirts?
Finally I now understand why love the brother cutting machines. Thanks for the demonstration. I'm really to buy my Favorite DX 1200 although I like DX SDX 125 but I can't afford it. Would you please select one of the Brother sewing machine and demonstration how to use alternative differently, foot accessories for quilting and embroidery on fabrics in a sewing machine. I want to buy a Brother innovis 750 from online, but I am uncertain since I need a sewing machine also. I am challenged by the lack of space. Love your presentation.
I have the cameo 4, it’s not what I should have bought at all because I love stamping! So I am trusting you and buying a scan and cut!
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Very useful! So torn as I have the snc2 and Love it. But considered the maker since I also have the old cricut expression with tons of cartridges. Just don’t want to pay a monthly fee😫
I love my original Silhouette and couldn’t ever find a reason to upgrade. I bought a Scan n Cut 2 last year when I got into stamping and still haven’t figured out how to cut anything besides line art, so I’d love to see more Brother tutorials!
We do have a playlist on the channel with some more videos plus lots more in the schedule coming soon!
Look up julie fei-fan balzer she does brilliant scan n cut tutorials :)
There is also an extension you can get for Brother Scan and Cut that allows you to cut directly from Adobe Illustrator! You can still work when your internet goes down in that case, for sure.
Have heard the cameo 4 is now better than the maker, hope you can offer your opinion because this was a good video, just feels in need of an update.
Thanks for this video, it answers questions from a crafters perspective, and not a technical one! Great Job!
Yes!!! Thank You so much for breaking down the comparisons on what each machine does! Great video I was looking for something like this. 🤗🤗😁😁
You can upload your stamped image to cut on the cricut too. You can even colour them and do it as a print and cut which would be great for mass producing your Christmas cards. I just think you can’t mass produce to sell them.
I was wondering the same thing. If I understand correctly the Brother will scan the design you want, but what about the cricut???
I used to have a Cricut Expression, when they were first released. But I hated having to buy new cartridges all the time. Plus, I always enjoyed creating my own designs.
I have a Silhouette Cameo 3 and love it. I think one of the main reasons I’ve stuck with them for so long is I’ve become quite proficient with their proprietary software, Silhouette Studio Designer edition. I think the thought of having to learn a new program for a new machine is just daunting. Plus, I already have all the accessories, blades, cutting mats, sketch markers, etc. However, the idea of being able to design things on my iPad has me very curious.
How long did it take you to learn how to use the new Cricut Maker?
Hi, honestly it was so easy; i think much easier than the silhouette software; I found it very intuitive and was cutting in minutes; even after being a silhouette user for so long
I love your cheat sheet! What a brilliant idea! You made me want to get a SNC!
This video is fantastic, thank you so much for creating and posting it!
My wife requested either a Cricut or Silhouette. Being familiar with most technologies, I thought "Cool, a quick comparison will help!"
Oy - it's a pain to find good comparison / commentary on which to choose!
I was leaning towards the maker already, but you helped seal the deal!
I - and soon my wife - thank you!
can anyone clarify why the circuit maker can't cut an image importer from a stamp?
Now that the Cameo 4 is out, would you choose it over the Brother DX225?
I want a Brother Scan n Cut, but there are so many and the comparison charts I can find, is only with 2 machine.
Thanks for the comparison. I'm looking into purchasing the Scan N Cut DX, so this was helpful.
Thanks Alexandra, this was helpful! I’ve been umming and ahhing for ages! Most scrapbook people have a silhouette but so many people say it’s such a faff to get it to cut right. I am generally a tech savvy person and would probably be able to figure it out but do I want to spend that much money to then be super frustrated with a machine that takes far too much brainpower to work??
Does the cricut have the capacity to covert your own hand drawn designs or create your own designs in the software? Thanks! Emma x
Hi Emma, yes you can; ive just cut the HH logo for some Creativation things and it was really easy I just uploaded the image and off I went
Love your channel! I’m trying to make a decision which scan and cut to get? Since this video, what has changed about this machine, Good & bag experiences? I am experimenting with the mix art media journal and cutting lots of magazines. What machine would you recommend? I too had the Maker and returned it due to complexity. I continue to use my Cricut Explorer. I still have many dies too, electric big shot, Gemini. I just want to do it all. Please advised what cutting machine to get for cutting magazines. continue the good work! Thanks
I have been researching these machines. this has really helped, thanks
I really want to know what it is about the silouhette that didn't work for you. Even if it's biased. Also I'd love to see how the software compares between the three. I get why the cricut studio appeals, but I find an ethical problem with not being able to use software for free. Or do I have that wrong?
Thanks for the comparisons, and especially explaining the pros and cons of both machines.
It's the iPhone that had the exploding batteries, not Android so the comparison Apple/Android to Cricut/Silhouette actually works backwards, lol. But I get what you're trying to say. Thanks.
I want to know can you cut thin plastic
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Thank you thank you, Alexandra! I have used Cricut machines for 11 1/2 years now, I got a Maker for Mother’s Day from my hubby and my amazing son in 2018. You can’t print and cut with the Maker as well using snap mat and uploading now. But I have been thinking as I get into stamping more often I might just have to pick up a Scan and cut too! My feelings aren’t quite concrete about the S & C as I truly believe that Cricut will come out with a new feature with the software that will make it easier to cut stamped images etc. I Love my Maker, but the supplies ie blades and mats can get pricey unless you consistently purchase on sale! They are having more and more sales which my purse really appreciates! Thank you for this video comparison, Alexandra! I know ai can always trust you to state the truth as yo u see it and I love that about you! ~ Katz baugh
What are the differences between the different scan n cut DX models? Is it more than the library of images?
The title suggesting all 3 cutters are being compared is misleading given that Cameo was instantly dismissed with little explanation given as to why it was dropped.
As I explained in the video the cameo 3 for me was very disappointing the software is always released too early and full of bugs; the bluetooth connectivity doesnt work well; for that reason I am never happy recommending my viewers to what I consider a sub standard product, considering how much I enjoyed my cameo 2; the 3 was a big let down; the Maker and Scan n Cut in my opinion are the market leaders
@@HedgehogHollow I honestly have no idea what you're talking about. The software has never had bugs, ever. The Cameo is a superior machine and the software is as well and has multiple options far above the competition. Maybe you should consider that the user is the issue, not the machine or the software.
@@hdb80 You're rude. Its obviously her experience she speaks from. You can't speak for what she experienced.
@@ale347baker And you can't speak for mine. I was speaking from my own experience. So, you're rude.
@@hdb80 I never said anything about your experience. She said what her experience was, never saying the cricut is best. Just what she experienced. Your rude comment speaks for itself. Both comments.
Alex, TFS your opinion on these die cutting machines! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👍🏾💕😃✨
I disagree totally. I LOVE, LOVE my Silhouette Cameo 3!
What do you use your Cameo for?
I love mine, too. But, I only cut stencils, cards, and stickers and I love the Design Studio. I haven't used it for the more "advanced" crafting projects.
Hello, Just found this video and I have a question.
Can the scanncut cut thick rigid plastic? For making reusable stencils.
Alexandra, I have several Die Cutting Machines Electric & Manual and a Cuttlebug for Embossing. I just want an easy to use Electronic Die Cutting Machine that can handle anything from a large die to a tiny die. Would the Crafters Companion Gemini & or the Gemini Jr. be a great choice for me? Do you have any suggestions for me? I truly appreciate your help.
Without blinking the gemini in large, its reliable, easy and does every size of die
Thank you so much for your help! I will now look diligently for a bundled one so I can get a few Dies, etc., with it! I’m truly tired of all the fuss I have to go through when I want to just make a simple & quick birthday card or note when I use my Scan n Cut 2. I also have Arthritis in my right Thumb which makes using my Big Shot Pro very hard at times. I have been making cards now for almost a year & I am loving it! I have been Scrapbooking & making Custom Photo Albums for over 25 years. FYI., Before I buy anything having to do with paper crafting I make sure to see if you have reviewed it & if you recommended it!
Have you tried the Cameo 4 or the Curio?
I have a Scan n Cut 550. All I want it to do is cut out stamped images and patterned paper. It has never done that well. The initial colored scan looks good, then the cut preview is terrible. I may get 1to 3 images out of a 12 x 12 paper. Is the scanner better on the DX?
Hi Vesta, yes it is; but try double stamping with a platform and the amalgam or extreme black ink tips
I'm wanting to make my own dollhouse furniture, and I'm leaning twards the scan and cut. Any suggestions?
Congrats on being the official media outlet for Creativation! So, when is it ?
We will go on Wednesday the show opens on Saturday
Thank you for this information 💜
I love my Maker, but very frustrated that the print and cut size is not larger. Hoping that will be updated soon. Otherwise would the Cameo 3mbe a good option just for that purpose?
I would go for the scan n cut for that purpose
Have you tried the cameo 4?
I want to work with wood, chipboard and book board. Even thicker paper for invitations and such. Based on your video, it looks like the Maker is the best but can I do custom designs?
Sharvari Kulkarni I just rewatched the HSN demo SnC video (I have the new one) and they said it can do up to 3mm thick. They mentioned that it could be used with chip board, but I’m not sure on other woods.
This is very informative...thanks!! I have the original Cricut Explore, cuttlebug and Gemini Junior but was trying to decide between the Brother and Cameo. You just made my decision for me! :-)
Which did you choose I’m thinking Brother for me
I'm still torn on what's best for vinyl? I want to do some DIY wedding items such as signs, personalised glasses etc (mainly font based work) & not sure which is best?
I would go for the Cricut Maker for predominantly Vinyl
Hi, How does the Brother scan n cut sdx125 compare with the Brother ScanNCut SDX1200 Machine? (Taken from a UK site)
You essentially have two different models, the SDX125 and SDX225, which for the UK and AUS simply have different model numbers: the SDX1000 and SDX1200, respectively. There are a number of differences between the two models, but if you do a quick Google search for "brother scan and cut comparison", there's a link to a PDF directly from the Brother site that should show you a side by side comparison of the two.
Can't operate with android or windows in cricut maker?
I think it's misleading that you named this as a comparison between the three machines, and you completely discounted one of them right away without showing it at all. Why even put it in your video name?
I found it useful information, what I was looking for.
Hi HH,
I just want a basic machine that will cut vinyl stickers that I download from the internet. Nothing fancy but I would like it wireless and user friendly. Which one should I get?
I would go cricut, i have a vidoe of maker vs air coming that may help you decide it will be out at the weekend
I have a Scan N Cut, and I am having an awful time with fussy cutting. I've watched numerous videos, taken a class, asked people in groups, etc., and am about to call Brother. The scanner won't recognize a full sheet of printed flowers. People are saying just isolate one flower and cut that out, but shouldn't I be able to scan a whole sheet of clip art and cut it? I've been watching Cricut videos re: Print and Cut and it looks SO much easier! Do you have any thoughts on fussy cutting in particular? Thank you!
Sandra Ludwig I am looking to purchase the scan & cut and gave come across your year old question. Did you remedy your problem and is this easy to use because the videos make it seem easy to use. Thanks
@@Pradatoo2 Apparently the images need to have a lot of contrast to work well with the scanner. Someone showed me a workaround in Canvas Workspace, the software program. So I was able to do it. The machine has a learning curve, that's for sure. I didn't think I had to read the manual--but I recommend it!
Sandra Ludwig Thank you I will purchase and download canvas program. Again thanks
@@Pradatoo2 Canvas is free! So you can try it out before buying the machine. Good luck!
Sandra Ludwig Thank you
Which is better for felt (both thin and thick type, from 1 to 3 mm) between Cricut and ScanNCut (DX 1200)?
I like the auto blade on the DX for felt but the Rotary blade on the cricut maker is also nice; will you only be using felt or other materials too? the cricut mats will last the longest with felt
@@HedgehogHollow what do you mean with "cricut mats will last the longest with felt"? The cricut mats adhesiveness is more lasting than the ScanNcut mats?
@@HedgehogHollow I bought the ScanNcut dx 1200 most of all for cutting 3 mm felt (and also thin felt, wool felt..) and I was wondering if I made the right, or the best, choice for this material. I have it just since yesterday so I have not done so many experiments yet, but i was a little worried about the lasting of the mats adhesiveness, and i was wondering also if the Cricut rotary blade is better than the ScanNcut blade for felt, i mean if the cricut blade requires less adhesivess of the mat to make a good and precise cut
The cricut mats do last longer, I suggest pixie spray to extend the life of your scan n cut mat; how will you be cutting? if you want to email support@thehedgehoghollow.com i'd be happy to advise you on my opinions base don how you are going to use the machine
@@HedgehogHollowI will try cutting the 3 mm felt and the thin felt applying the high-tack adhesive on the Standard mat, I have seen on youtube that many people cut the felt in this way with the scanncut. Does the high-tack adhesive last longer? Have you tried cutting felt on scunncut in this way?
Thank you a lot for your kindness and availability with email support!
Hi there, I mainly print or stamp and cut images, but I also like to cut felt and some other fabric. You mentioned the Cricut maker can’t cut stamped images, is that right?
It cant scan them in and see them to cut them out
Since the cricut cannot scan in an imagine, I take it to mean I must possess a scanner/copier PLUS a computer / tablet to interface with the cricut. Is that correct?
I only own a cuttle bug
Very useful video! Thank you! With what program can I make the outer lines, as you presented the image with the unicorns ???
I have a Cricut Explore 2 and I want to go to Scan n cut because it limits me to 17/23 cm from the A4 format and thus I lose paper and images. with Scan n cut no more is lost. I do not know if the software is heavier in the CNS (Cricut is quite annoying for me, but I am willing to learn if it proves to be more useful to me.
It remains to be seen if I will buy the CM or SDX series ...
I am not sure what you mean by outer lines, they were stamped with a rubber stamp.
Thanks for the review, I have both as well. 🥰🤗!!!
hi. please help. which is better to cut frosty or diamond foamy. i can't decide
Sorry I dont understand the question
@@HedgehogHollow hi. forgives. i'm new to this. i decide to buy the cricut maker but the new brother came out, and now I can't decide. I'll use it for different Type of papers and for EVA foam with glitter. what is my best option? THANK YOU VERY much for sharing. YOU ARE THE BEST!!!
Doesn't the ScanNCut upload images through it's scanner to be used later?
Yes, you can save the images
OMG!! I ALSO see cricut is like the apple or mac machine cos its sleek design and fast easy friendly to use while scan n cut is like android to me. lol.
Very interesting th@nk you
I have had more problems with Cricut than the Silhouette. Mostly the fact that their software is 100% internet based. If they got rid of that and made the machines bigger, I might want one. Until then. Cricut is just a toy. the cutting area is just too small. I've been considering a Roland instead.
if brother was smart they would design a scan and cut for handbags with patterns loaded on machine.
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I hate MAC. Poor analogy.