Hi. My name is Deborah. I have subscribed to your channel now for several months. I almost gave up because there are times when you are so chatty I cannot understand your reasoning on things. But today I am messaging you to tell you that this is the most professional tutorial I have ever watched on the scan and cut. I have a Brother 125 and I absolutely love it but I am challenged by the fact that I have not been able to know how to use it properly. Today’s tutorial has been the best I have ever seen and I am very encouraged by the delivery of your instructions. I’m sure I’m not the first one to tell you that you talk very fast. But today you finally slow down enough and repeated the instructions and explain each thing thoroughly. I can’t thank you enough. I have been greatly encouraged by this video and have become a firm believer in watching your instructions for the scan and cut. I hope that you will continue to slow down and explain. I know you get excited over what it can do but for those of us that are newer to owning a scan and cut your slower description and more deliberate explanation has been a greater help than in any previous video I have watched that you have done. I hope you will continue in this manner giving such explicit instructions at a slower pace and repeating yourself to be sure that it is understood. I also liked The last part of your video where you showed how to put all these things together in different ways. Very creative! You have taught me a great deal on this one video more than any other one that you have made. Please continue the manner in which you made this video as it is the most professional video that has been made by any of the scan and cut videos I have watched. I hope to see very many more of this type of video. Your screenshots were excellent. Thank you very much for taking the time. This is also the first time I have actually become interested in looking at your products. Although I have many products already, I am going to go and view what you have. Your sales sound extremely good and I may take part in them. Thank you again.
I am so glad I found your channel ! I have had my SDX125 and Canvas Workspace on pc for almost two years, not being used! You have inspired me and your instructions are so easy to follow. Thank you so very much :)
Thank you very much for your time showing us very awesome tutorial .I love watching your tutorial cos you explain every step by step so easy to understand . Thank you .
You are amazing. You are so wonderful at teaching. I love your video’s. I think I watch one a day and even repeat some. It has made me LOVE my new Brother ScanNCut machine. The Canvas Work Space is so cool and because of you I am able to learn and do. I am from a era of many, many years ago, so thank-you so much! I am also saving to be able to take some of your classes, one at a time. Please, keep teaching, this is so important to me!
Robin, I really appreciate your comment. I go much more in depth in my classes that I am able to on RUclips and I love the project based approach. Thanks for being such an enthusiastic student.
Thanks for watching Janis. The possibilities are endless but after much experimentation, I highly recommend these 4 easy patterns which can be combined in many ways.
Thanks so much for your video, I have learnt alot through your tutorials. Thanks for another great one. I did follow your instructions step by step but it says that it will not export to an FCM file as there is still object on the red dotted lines. But there isn't. What do I do from here? Thanks again for your help and all you do.
Terrific, Kim! Very informative. I’m new to this and am trying to purchase supplies. Would you have an online recommendation for self-adhesive vinyl and transfer tape? Thanks, again!
Yes, absolutely Sharon. It may have taken me a while but I wanted to share recommendations. I used Cricut Transfer Tape: amzn.to/2JiC1fZ and I use so many brands of vinyl. In my last tutorial, I used this very pretty holographic vinyl which is easy to weed. thepaperedchef.com/holographic
Wow, awesome techniques and yes you have been very busy!! I just got that paper on clearance too so I am so excited to try this. Thank you again for your trainings, I truly enjoy watching every video. You have such a great way of teaching. Have a blessed day!
Wow can’t wait to get my machine ... question. You said you prefer cutting with the BSNC rather than your manual cutters. So, how long does the blade last? On regular cardstock, average cuts? The blade is expensive to me and wonder how many blade refills I should buy up front? Also...do you use the regular blades more often than the auto blade? Or only the auto blades?
Kathlene, I just sharpen my blades with foil and they last a long time. I cut two cards with my paper trimmer because I get exactly two out of each 8.5" by 11" piece of card stock. I cut my mats, layers, and designer series paper elements with the ScanNCut. It is precise. I love it. No WONKY cards. You just have to keep an extra blade on hand and maybe one more in case you cut fabric. Here is how to sharpen your blade. ruclips.net/video/tjuhKAsURIc/видео.html
Could you give me the address for your website so that I can print out the instructions that you are giving in the instructions included with this video. Thank you very much.
The measurements are in the description of this video. Click the arrow to open it up fully. To delve very deeply into Canvas Workspace, you can take my courses. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
Hi. My name is Deborah. I have subscribed to your channel now for several months. I almost gave up because there are times when you are so chatty I cannot understand your reasoning on things. But today I am messaging you to tell you that this is the most professional tutorial I have ever watched on the scan and cut. I have a Brother 125 and I absolutely love it but I am challenged by the fact that I have not been able to know how to use it properly. Today’s tutorial has been the best I have ever seen and I am very encouraged by the delivery of your instructions. I’m sure I’m not the first one to tell you that you talk very fast. But today you finally slow down enough and repeated the instructions and explain each thing thoroughly. I can’t thank you enough. I have been greatly encouraged by this video and have become a firm believer in watching your instructions for the scan and cut. I hope that you will continue to slow down and explain. I know you get excited over what it can do but for those of us that are newer to owning a scan and cut your slower description and more deliberate explanation has been a greater help than in any previous video I have watched that you have done. I hope you will continue in this manner giving such explicit instructions at a slower pace and repeating yourself to be sure that it is understood. I also liked The last part of your video where you showed how to put all these things together in different ways. Very creative! You have taught me a great deal on this one video more than any other one that you have made. Please continue the manner in which you made this video as it is the most professional video that has been made by any of the scan and cut videos I have watched. I hope to see very many more of this type of video. Your screenshots were excellent. Thank you very much for taking the time. This is also the first time I have actually become interested in looking at your products. Although I have many products already, I am going to go and view what you have. Your sales sound extremely good and I may take part in them. Thank you again.
I am so glad I found your channel ! I have had my SDX125 and Canvas Workspace on pc for almost two years, not being used! You have inspired me and your instructions are so easy to follow. Thank you so very much :)
Two Years! Your poor ScanNCut wants to come out and play. Glad you found me. Better late than never. Thanks for your comment Rose.
Thank you very much for your time showing us very awesome tutorial .I love watching your tutorial cos you explain every step by step so easy to understand . Thank you .
You are very welcome Mia. I am glad I could help. I love teaching so I appreciate your comment.
you are the best teacher
You are amazing. You are so wonderful at teaching. I love your video’s. I think I watch one a day and even repeat some. It has made me LOVE my new Brother ScanNCut machine. The Canvas Work Space is so cool and because of you I am able to learn and do. I am from a era of many, many years ago, so thank-you so much! I am also saving to be able to take some of your classes, one at a time. Please, keep teaching, this is so important to me!
Robin, I really appreciate your comment. I go much more in depth in my classes that I am able to on RUclips and I love the project based approach. Thanks for being such an enthusiastic student.
Great and very efficient ways to use the papers💜
Thanks so much 😊
I'm a year late to find this but toatally loved it. SO informative, will definately use this. Thanks so much 🥰
Never too late for Crafty Goodness. Thanks Marie!
I learned a lot from this tutorial and will utilize them! I never thought about cutting out backgrounds en masse!
Glad it was helpful! I have been doing the "One Sheet Wonder" for many years and just never called it that. I love mass production.
I love this idea! I also love how detailed your instructions are. TFS
Thanks so much Clarese! 😊 I am glad this was useful for you. I love to always start back at the beginning so that my viewers don't miss any steps.
Love it. I have learned more about my Scan n Cut from you than from people who teach it. I bought it to make t-shirts, but will use for cards.
You know Diane, as a person who teaches about the ScanNCut, I had to chuckle. I'm glad you will make cards with it. Thanks for your comment.
Another great informational video, Kim!!! Thank you so much!!!
I’m glad you liked it Cheryl. I’m going to try and finish my big pile of cards now.
This is very exciting. Thank you for another great tutorial.
Thanks for your comment Lynda. I’m glad Canvas Workspace gets your excited. This technique is a real game changer for card makers.
Good morning from Arizona. Thanks for the wonderful card tutorial.
Thanks for watching Janis. The possibilities are endless but after much experimentation, I highly recommend these 4 easy patterns which can be combined in many ways.
Excellent tutorial! I haven’t used my machine in a while and this is a wake up call for me to get to using it. Thank you so much for sharing!
Gladys, I am glad I was able to motivate you. The machine is so amazing. I find myself using it all of the time. It makes crafting much easier.
Another great tutorial Kim! You always inspire me❤️
I'm so glad you are inspired Sandra. I love using Canvas Workspace for creating templates that I can use over and over again.
Love this idea. Thank you again
Thanks! This is one thing that Canvas Workspace really does a good job with. I hope you give it a try.
I like.
Thanks so much for your video, I have learnt alot through your tutorials. Thanks for another great one. I did follow your instructions step by step but it says that it will not export to an FCM file as there is still object on the red dotted lines. But there isn't. What do I do from here? Thanks again for your help and all you do.
Terrific, Kim! Very informative. I’m new to this and am trying to purchase supplies. Would you have an online recommendation for self-adhesive vinyl and transfer tape? Thanks, again!
Yes, absolutely Sharon. It may have taken me a while but I wanted to share recommendations. I used Cricut Transfer Tape: amzn.to/2JiC1fZ and I use so many brands of vinyl. In my last tutorial, I used this very pretty holographic vinyl which is easy to weed. thepaperedchef.com/holographic
Wow, awesome techniques and yes you have been very busy!! I just got that paper on clearance too so I am so excited to try this. Thank you again for your trainings, I truly enjoy watching every video. You have such a great way of teaching. Have a blessed day!
Thanks Debra! I appreciate your comment. The dsp is a great deal. I’m popping it in my order again soon. I need to pace myself.
Wow can’t wait to get my machine ... question. You said you prefer cutting with the BSNC rather than your manual cutters. So, how long does the blade last? On regular cardstock, average cuts? The blade is expensive to me and wonder how many blade refills I should buy up front? Also...do you use the regular blades more often than the auto blade? Or only the auto blades?
Kathlene, I just sharpen my blades with foil and they last a long time. I cut two cards with my paper trimmer because I get exactly two out of each 8.5" by 11" piece of card stock. I cut my mats, layers, and designer series paper elements with the ScanNCut. It is precise. I love it. No WONKY cards. You just have to keep an extra blade on hand and maybe one more in case you cut fabric. Here is how to sharpen your blade. ruclips.net/video/tjuhKAsURIc/видео.html
Still don't have a ScanNCut?
Brother ScanNCut SDX125E: amzn.to/2LEDLOV
ScanNCut2 CM350E: amzn.to/3aPELdh
Could you give me the address for your website so that I can print out the instructions that you are giving in the instructions included with this video. Thank you very much.
The measurements are in the description of this video. Click the arrow to open it up fully. To delve very deeply into Canvas Workspace, you can take my courses. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses
Having problems scanning image and getting it to the canvaswork space