Hey, do you realize that we have a built-in 12×12 scanner in our Brother Scan-N-Cut? So what does this mean? Could we actually use it to scan a 12×12 scrapbook layout?? What?!? Watch these quick and easy steps to scan our scrapbook album layouts so we have them stored electronically! Oh yeah!
Brother Scan ‘N Cut “Canvas Workspace”
If you have a Brother Scan N Cut, but have not tried the software, these steps will help. The machine works great without the software, but the software allows you to do the following:
- Create you own cutting and drawing designs
- Enhance an existing cutting or drawing design
- Import an SVG graphic file to your machine as an FCM file
- Process overlapping patterns
- Trace an image so you can draw or cut it
- Access your designs anywhere with cloud storage
Christmas Gift Idea for a Paper Crafter
I’ve put together a Getting Started series for the Brother Scan N Cut. And right now the SDX85 is a great sale price, only $225, regularly $299. I highly recommend this electronic cutting machine for a paper crafter in your family! Let me show you why!
3 Simple Things to try with your Scan ‘N Cut
Ok, many of you have a Brother Scan N Cut and haven’t used it yet! Well, today is the day to try these three simple things! Get your machine out of the box, plug it in, and play along with me! And tell me in the comments what you tried!
Built-in Patterns in CM650W Scan ‘N Cut
Did you know you can print the built-in patterns for your Brother Scan N Cut? Here’s how!
You need a Brother Scan ‘N Cut!
This is why you need a Brother Scan ‘N Cut! Just watch how wonderfully it fussy cuts these PhotoPlay Gnome for Christmas stamps! You just stamp, scan, and cut! So simple!