Brother ScanNCut Tips & Tricks - Cutting Stamped Sentiments - Tag Buffet by Stampin’ Up!

In this Brother Scan and Cut Tips and Tricks tutorial, you will learn how to cut stamped sentiments using your Scan and Cut SDX125. You can follow along with whichever model of ScanNCut you have. The stamp set used for this tutorial is Tag Buffet by Stampin’ Up! I shared tips and tricks on how to cut out the sentiments using Direct Cut. I stamped the Merry Christmas sentiment using Real Red ink onto Whisper White cardstock. The first approach is cutting around the outline or curves of the sentiment. I demonstrated the Pencil Trick so that the 4 parts of the sentiment would be recognized as one. I shared how to use Direct Cut to cut out the sentiments. Then, I shared how to create layers for the sentiments by increasing the outline distance. The second approach is creating rectangles around the sentiments to cut them out. I shared how to use the Painter's Tape Trick for connecting sentiments. This is a substitute for the Pencil Trick and requires much less erasing. When cutting the rectangles, it is good to include an outline distance so that the rectangle is not too close to the stamped image. The third approach involves welding shapes to create a banner. Then, using the Background Scan or Background Scanning feature, you place the welded shape over the image. You cut out a banner which fits right over the stamped image. You could cut an entire page of stamped sentiments this way. You can also save and retrieve your shapes so that you can make these faster the next time. Throughout this tutorial, I shared troubleshooting techniques and tips for getting better results. I also shared several tags, a diaper fold pouch and a card I created using the Tag Buffet stamp set, Tag Buffet Project Kit, Tis' the Season designer series paper and other coordinating Stampin' Up! products. A list of supplies is listed below.
Settings for Cutting the Stamped Sentiment
Memento Black Ink
Whisper White Cardstock
Direct Cut
Black & White Recognition Mode
Outline Distance = 0.04″
Outline Distance = 0.08″ (additional layers)
Autoblade (SDX125)
Blade Depth = 4 (CM350) or 5 (thick cardstock)
Settings for Creating the Banner
Built In Shape = BA-A123
1" width for each banner end
Rotate each 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise
Rectangle = 1" h x 2" w
Align the center of the the shapes and weld them to create one shape.
Total Distance = 4 1/4 to 4 1/2 (varies)
Autoblade (SDX125)
Blade Depth = 4 (CM350) or 5 (thick cardstock)
-------- Supplies --------
• ScanNCut SDX125: amzn.to/3bTeQRN
• Pentel Erasers: amzn.to/2Tua1YT
• Tag Buffet Photopolymer Stamp Set [153612] -- bit.ly/3hg2Ool
• Whisper White 8-1/2" X 11" Cardstock [100730] -- bit.ly/3lW0EO9
• Real Red Classic Stampin' Pad [147084] -- bit.ly/2DAsRsu
• Tag Buffet Project Kit [153649] -- bit.ly/35jvEBS
• ‘Tis The Season 6" X 6" (15.2 X 15.2 Cm) Designer Series Paper [153489] -- bit.ly/3m0YrBj
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[@KScootz26]

Oh WOW!!!!!! What a brilliant trick to use a pencil to link the words. I would NEVER have thought of doing that. Haven't watched the video to the end yet, but just had to post about this one tip. Now to watch the rest. Love, love your channel.

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Catherine, we do our own welding to help the ScanNCut recognize what to cut. I’m glad you like this tip. Thanks for watching.

[@sallyallenindependentstamp4032]

I always wondered how the top demos "fussy cut" so accurately! They used a ScanNCut!!!

[@diannebaldwin3667]

Hi thanks again for yet another very informative video. I paused and rewatched so now have a better feel for the Scan n cut. Your videos are just super. xo

[@janetmuscutt9912]

Just got this machine for Christmas and you are a super teacher thanks for the help

[@PaperedChef]

Lucky you Janet! This is a great gift and one that keeps on giving. It will make your Crafty Life much easier.

[@wendychandler9521]

Such fabulous information. Thank you so, so much for sharing. 🦋🦋🦋

[@teresahampton7873]

You are seriously AMAZING! You teach so that I can understand. One thing I have NOT been able to do is connect to WiFi? What am I doing wrong, I wonder?

[@PaperedChef]

Teresa, consider this. Sometimes a router is set to only allow a certain number of devices to join. Try disconnecting another and try again. Thanks for your comment.

[@mariawaczek4823]

I used to catch you every now and again, but I really need to watch you more often. I have a scan n cut, but obviously I know nothing about it. I need to spend some time watching your channel. Thank you

[@gailharden2586]

I just got my Brother Scan n Cut 125e and hardly knew what to do. Your videos have been so helpful. I’m going to watch them all! Keep them coming. Brother should hire you and compensate you!

[@PaperedChef]

They definitely don’t compensate me. I do this as a labor of love because I love sharing my discoveries with others. Thanks!

[@Marilynlovesebiking]

I just ordered a Scan n Cut via Joanne’s and am very happy to see your videos. You show such great techniques.

[@evesderek8459]

Great with all the different options

[@PaperedChef]

I am glad you like the many approaches you can use to cut out stamped sentiments. Thanks for watching Eves.

[@edithritchison9963]

My Lord, you're brave! I can guarantee you that if I tried to stamp with my stamp pad that close to my hand, I would be IN it! I would have red fingers and a red hand and forget that I was inked and spread it to whatever card I was working on. hahaah🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@PaperedChef]

Edith, I know I’m brave. I try to close the stamp pads when I’m done with them. This time I was just rolling with it. Thanks for watching.

[@denisejames855]

I've just found you and subscribed after watching two of your videos. I'm considering purchasing a machine and am researching just what I can do and that seems endless. Great tuition.

[@-_ITS_-_ME_-]

New to Scan n Cut - your videos are Brilliant!!

[@introvert22]

Lots of great information here.

[@PaperedChef]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching Mary!

[@cabushka100]

Just got a new SnC. Glad I found your videos! Excellent!

[@valsandberg9478]

Several times while listening, I tried to hit the ‘like’ button! Thank you for this video….love your other videos too.

[@estherjordaan4446]

Thank you for your tips and tutorials! Really helpful!!

[@tmhferjen]

You are phenomenal!! Thank you for teaching us.

[@PaperedChef]

It's my pleasure! Glad I could help Therese. Glad you are watching.

[@sandiesnook6117]

Wow so glad I found you!

[@hotsywowwow2766]

Love❤️ love 💓love💚 the papered chef. I have learned so much from you when I first bought my SnC and I’m still learning a year later. Cannot recommend your tutorials enough especially crafters new to SnC xx

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks for your enthusiasm! I’m developing a course on Canvas Workspace now so it should be finished this month.

[@louiseadams5437]

Thank you hoping to get a machine so interested in learn ahead following you😍

[@PaperedChef]

Louise, You’re welcome 😊 Here is the one I used for this tutorial. It will take your crafting to a whole new level. Thanks for watching.

[@mariebrennan1229]

Hello thank you so much for sharing this I learned so much from this video

[@sandyalexyavor1362]

Great tutorial!

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Sandy! I'm glad you liked it.

[@lorraineracle4953]

I always pick up new tips even after taking your classes and watching the videos. Thanks.

[@PaperedChef]

Great Lorraine! I am so excited to hear my Crafty Friends are learning new things.

[@geminigirl68]

Super great tips and tricks! Thanks so much!

[@lynnmcfarlin6261]

Thank you once again!!!

[@PaperedChef]

My pleasure!

[@pennyh08]

I just found you! What a great teacher you are.

[@deniselothrop70]

I always learn so much from you

[@5781nashmiller]

That is literally what I was going to say!! YES! You help so many people use their machines more efficiently! (or at all!!)

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Denise, I always try to add something new. I appreciate your comment and that is my goal!

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Nancy, I am self taught and like to reduce frustration levels for others. It makes crafting more fun for all of us.

[@moniqueroberge21]

love your videos, you are truly amazing

[@PaperedChef]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you are inspired. Happy New Year Monique!

[@carolcaiazzo9180]

I really enjoy watching your videos. I don't have a scan & cut yet, but it's on my "to do" list. Thanks for all your help.

[@Daemonforce-Gaming]

Absolute awsum video and excellent ideas thank you x

[@suebusch7599]

Thanks, Kimberly! Another awesome video! And, no matter how many videos of yours that I watch ---I always, always, always learn something new! I so appreciate all you do for all of us! Thanks!!!!

[@PaperedChef]

Well that is what I love to hear. I always try to throw in new tips, techniques and/or products so that there is always something new for my loyal viewers like YOU! Thanks for watching Sue.

[@SQUIBBITUS]

Fantastic, thank you very much 🙂

[@erikavolltrauer8549]

This video was awesome! I did not know how to cut sentiments or use the back round scan feature.

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Erika, I love sharing tips and tricks so it is great you learned something new that you can apply to any of your stamp sets.

[@jacquelinebrooker3445]

Explained so well ,easy to understand .Thank you 😊

[@WhitewoodLibrary]

Wow! Thank You... I do not own a cutting machine... trying to decide which to purchase.

[@PaperedChef]

You are very welcome Rea. Here is the one which is very commonly used and pretty much the industry standard right now. I also have loads of tutorials in this model. Brother ScanNCut SDX125E: amzn.to/3I5bv2d

[@maggieruy]

Informative video! Thanks so much for sharing.

[@PaperedChef]

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching.

[@janetphelps6879]

Yay, I love the banner trick. Lol. I too thought SNC should have included that shape. Thanks. 🤗

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Janet! I know, right! It should be included but because it’s not, we always have our workaround. Glad you love the trick.

[@shellem1000]

Papered Chef, I have watched MANY tutorials to learn how to drive my Scan n Cut, and alas, it is still in a corner at the back of my desk. Tripped across you this morning and am SO excited about this tutorial. Your candidness, easy explanations and super simple tips are brilliant! Thankyou so much for creating this tutorial 💓 Liked and Subscribed in first 5 minutes!

[@PaperedChef]

You are very welcome Shellern. I hope you break out your machine and use it to its full potential! Thanks for watching.

[@kimberlywhitten1254]

Hi. Thank you so much for sharing your tips with the scan and cut! I’m a relatively new SU Demo. I started following your videos since I started using the scan and cut. It has made my life so much easier. Thank you for being so generous with your time.

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Kimberly, welcome to Stampin’ Up!We have the best of both worlds. Great products to use with our machine.

[@barbfiore8598]

Thank you so much for these tricks and tips. I always lean so much from your videos.

[@PaperedChef]

You are so welcome! Thanks Barb! I appreciate it.

[@harlaacheson1682]

Thank you for all the stuff you have taught me. You are very good on the scan-n-cut and very detailed. I live being able to cut shapes from paper so easily now. Keep teaching, I look forward to your videos.

[@kathyf6882]

Hi Kim.....as always you have taught everyone more new techniques!!!! Thanks you are awesome :-)

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Kathy. I like showing new techniques to those of you who have been around for a long time. I’m glad you’re watching.

[@merrymacmurphy]

thank you so much for the great video I have been trying to figure out how to cut sentiments. You saved me! Your videos are pure gold!

[@PaperedChef]

Glad I could help! Who doesn't love Gold? What a nice thing to say. I will keep the Tips & Tricks coming.

[@kelleyoneal2578]

Buying one Thanksgiving weekend! Thankss for all your tutorials

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Kelley! I'm glad you enjoyed this tutorial.

[@krisj1971TN]

Thanks so much for your tutorials!!!

[@PaperedChef]

You are so welcome! Thanks Kristi!

[@KScootz26]

Oh my goodness! This truly is tip central!!!! Saving all these great tips. Thank you for making such amazing videos.

[@Shersheart]

Another valuable awesome tutorial!!

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Sherry. I am glad you like it. This kit is amazing. I get my Crafty Mojo on when I open a new kit.

[@cherylwells1266]

Awesome tutorial Kim!! Thanks for always sharing!!

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks for watching! I'm glad you like it Cheryl!

[@craftyladywand]

Love the tutorial great way to weld and cutting out your sentiments.thanks

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Crafty Lady! I hope you will give this a try. Thanks for watching.

[@Quiltypickles68]

Thank you. I finally have time to use my scan and cut. Love your videos and your great project3

[@PaperedChef]

I'm glad you are making the most of your machine now. I appreciate your comment.

[@scrappinsarah]

Hi!, this is the first video I have watched of yours and I’m so excited to have found you. I was trying to search the diff between SDX 85 and 125. I currently have a CM350. My question is how do you keep your mat so sticky when it is so used? Not sure if you’ve answered this in another video. Thank you for all the tips.

[@2848Adriana]

Hi Kimberly, Thank you for those tips, I have learnt 2 that I have never done before, so I will be given then a go, and your projects look great, Cheers Anna.

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Anna, I hope to share new tips and tricks every time. There are so many fun things we can do with the ScanNCut. Thanks for watching.

[@Caroline-fp9sq]

Once again Kim your video is so good! Thanks for sharing. ❤️

[@PaperedChef]

You are so welcome! I'm glad you like this Caroline.

[@christinebrown-morris1291]

Excellent

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks for watching Christine!

[@colleenwright4554]

Thanks for your tutorials for the Scan N Cut! I am still having problems remembering and putting it to practice, but that is not because you aren't teaching me!! lol HUGS

[@PaperedChef]

Colleen, I know you are paying attention. You can put these videos into Play Lists so you can find them again. Practice and you will never forget these things. Thanks for watching.

[@Janstroh1]

Thank you for the great tips!

[@PaperedChef]

You are very welcome. I am glad you like this. Thanks for watching Jan.

[@lesleykilby3430]

So easy to follow this tutorial. Thank you. Am off to try it out now xx

[@PaperedChef]

Great Lesley, I hope you gave this a try and I hope that it will work out for you. It is a time saver once set up. Thanks for watching.

[@lesleykilby3430]

@@PaperedChef yay. It worked ty ty ty

[@sandyjustian7873]

How have I missed this on my scan n cut? I haven’t even noticed that option to cut a rectangle around the stamped image!!! Thanks so much!!

[@jennyfournier7138]

I just got my scan n cut. I bought it to do quilting but wow, you just opened up a whole world for me. Thank you

[@teresamedeirosdesigns]

Awesome tutorial! I just love learning new things about my Scan n Cut. Thank you so much!! :D

[@PaperedChef]

Teresa, I’m glad I could teach you something new in this tutorial. Thanks for watching.

[@bonniehaugh8512]

Love your teaching style. So clear and concise.

[@stephaniepaterson6340]

Oooooooooooo! That shape feature! I’ve spent hours starting with a rectangle, scanning mat with stamp on then altering shape of rectangle to fit! So glad I’ve seen this! Thank you, thank you, thank you!

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Stephanie, you no longer have to spend hours trying to figure this out, I’m here to help. I actually had a LOT of questions on this topic so you’re not alone.

[@wandasquires9797]

You have such amazing ideas and techniques! I learn so much from your channel and if I ever have an issue, I know that you have a solution waiting! Thank you so much!

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Wanda. That is what I love to hear. I love to use the ScanNCut to help solve problems and teach others how to solve problems as well.

[@vanessamellor4754]

Amazing tutorial as always. I’ve had my CN300 model for years n maybe used it 10 times as couldn’t figure it out. Thanks to you I’ve learnt so much. Now being able to do banners my life’s complete, this is amazing. Your cards/rags are beautiful as always. Thanks so much for the time and effort that goes into creating these videos, your so much appreciated. Thank you Nessa from Manchester UK xxx

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Vanessa, there is still so much more that you can do with your ScanNCut. I’m glad you’ve used your machine more than 10 times now.

[@marybresnock3518]

A great tutorial. Thank you!

[@PaperedChef]

Glad it was helpful! Thanks Mary!

[@sharonholmes4614]

Wow great video am waiting on my cutting machine can’t wait to try your techniques thanks for making it look so easy.

[@79ragbug]

So easy to understand & learn from your tutorials! I'm finally putting my SDX125 to use with my SU stamps and looking at them in a different way BEFORE even thinking of getting dies! thanks!

[@RosyJalifi]

Another great tutorial. You would be proud of the progress I’ve mad in the past few days of viewing your videos and getting my 350 out. Like you often day, “My head is spinning with ideas.” I’m taking o e of your Udemy classes next. Thank you for sharing these tips and showing how you apply in real projects

[@PaperedChef]

Rosy, So glad to hear that I am not the only one. I love playing with the kits to get my creative juices flowing. Thanks for taking my courses and for watching. I am proud of you for making progress.

[@katieh200]

Thanks again papered chef for the fantastic tutorial your amazing to shared with everyone your step by step instructions ,thanks very much huni 👍😊🌸

[@simpsondonna]

You are an amazing teacher! Thanks for taking the time to teach us!

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks for the LOVE Donna! I am happy to be here.

[@deborahmougeotte3563]

Thank you for sharing all these techniques! I’ve been learning so much from you and enjoying using my Scan ‘n Cut with this new knowledge. All these techniques are saving me so much time!❤️

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Deborah. I’m all about being more efficient. Glad I could help.

[@theresaniehoff6374]

Just when I thought I knew enough.... Kim you are AMAZING! Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us and inspiring us to take our crafts to the next level:)

[@PaperedChef]

You are very welcome Theresa. I’m happy to share these tips and tricks with you. More to come Theresa.

[@barbaraleach4430]

What a Great video!!!

[@deborahclark6186]

Kim, you done it again, I just learned something new with the painters tape, and the third technique. Thank you for showing us these technique. I was using my snc this week for some of my Christmas cards, my husband came in and ask me what are you doing? I said cutting out Images.

[@PaperedChef]

My husband has learned a long time ago not to try and figure out what I am doing in my craft room all of the time. I'm so glad you learned something new. I appreciate you watching Deborah!

[@sharonrubenich8237]

Thank you for this video. I learned so much!

[@PaperedChef]

You are very welcome Sharon. I’m glad you learned something new. Thanks for watching.

[@lindamathews9168]

Awesome video. Thanks so much for sharing these tips. I am needing to do this for some cards I am making, so glad that I found your video today ❣️

[@PaperedChef]

Perfect timing Linda. I am glad my video helped you with your project.

[@DynamicGenesis]

Love your style, excellent straight to the point and detailed. Thank you very much! Happy holidays 😀

[@roxannegolde6865]

I never saw the rectangle technique I love it

[@PaperedChef]

Roxanne, there is so much more it can do. Thanks!

[@Marina-fw9wo]

Bonjour. Merci pour cette vidéo, malgré la langue j'ai tout compris. Bonne journée

[@elizabethvallely4044]

This is amazing just awesome great lesson your a great teacher! Love your tips and tricks with the painters tape! So happy I came across your channel have Subscribed to your Channel...P.S. Thinking about buying a new machine have a Pazzel which i got about ten years ago OM how time flings well its not working that good right now try it today agin and still the same as I said time for a new machine! Thank you again for sharing!

[@TheSuzyfick]

Hello from Illinois, thanks for sharing your inspiration. Do you use the canvas workspace with your SNC?

[@PaperedChef]

Yes I do! I have several courses on Canvas Workspace and many video tutorials as well. thepaperedchef.com/brother-scanncut-courses

[@kathleenvaughan5141]

Awesome!!

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks! I am glad you liked this Kathleen. Thanks for watching.

[@sabinesteinberg-uzoma3888]

Thank you so much for showing - I just bought my Scan n cut and this is a great help!

[@PaperedChef]

You are very welcome Sabine. Welcome to the ScanNCut World - you’re going to love it.

[@csclose]

LOVE your tutorials!

[@marlenedigby4583]

Hi Kim thanks for this tutorial. I have been using the scan n cut machines for a while and I love them. I have the SDX1200 and the CM550. Obviously the Auto blade is wonderful.Any way I learnt something new from you today and I will be trying it out real soon. Currently working with my piercing mat, maybe you have a few great tips for us to learn. Thanks again. Marlene

[@PaperedChef]

Glad it was helpful Marlene. I actually don't have the piecing mat. I have a few extra accessories but for the most part, I stick with metal dies when I want the stitched look.

[@kiwisunshine9631]

Oh wow! I just watched this video, and tried the welding with a Christmas sentiment. It worked perfectly! I was so excited! I am learning so much from your videos, they are so easy to understand, even for a newbie like me! Thank you so much:-) (I can see why you use painters tape, I must get some!)

[@PaperedChef]

Glad it helped! Painters Tape is stronger that washi and rarely ever gets stuck in my machine. That is why I like to use it. Saves me a lot of frustration.

[@anitalegardye6204]

Love your tutorials. Now is there any difference in the sdx125 and sdx85, the one I got..

[@TedMattos]

You have a new subscriber in me! :) Thanks so much for your tutorials! :) You explain things slowly and patiently. Were you a teacher in another life? LOL! (Retired elementary school teacher here)

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Ted! I appreciate that! I’m a teacher is this life and not another life. I’ve been teaching in one form or another since the early 90s. I appreciate that you took notice of that. I guess it takes a teacher to spot a teacher. Thanks for your service to education and for subscribing to my channel.

[@caroltillietmo6889]

I guess this would be worth it if you are cutting out hundreds. Thank you, I have decided to take my machine back before opening it.

[@susancrosier5420]

Great tutorial. I wonder if you could do a class to build a sentiment tag in Canvas Workspace and save it to your machine. I guess the problem with that is there would have to be different sizes. Just thinking out loud. 😊

[@PaperedChef]

Susan, this is actually part of the course I’m developing now. You will see more information about it when I launch the course. It is called Canvas Workspace A to Z.

[@susancrosier5420]

@@PaperedChef Cool😌

[@WendysCraftDen]

Hi Kim and thank you I will check my pencil maybe mine wasn't black enough. xxx

[@PaperedChef]

Yes Wendy, you can just keep trying until you get the machine to do what you want it to. I often move images to different parts of the mat.

[@WendysCraftDen]

Thank you Kim for replying. I will have a try tomorrow xxxx

[@LuniLadi]

Hi Chef! Just found your video searching for something else and, boy, what a windfall! Love the techniques you taught in the video. SO useful. I've wanted pointy ends banners for my sentiments on my cards forever! And never wanted to be bothered trying to draw that shape with pencil and ruler. One question please....how would I cut out a page full/bunch of same stamped sentiments for assembly line card making (like Christmas cards!) Can you point me to a video? Ok, I lied.....a SECOND question...how would you cut out a shaped fold card...like a Christmas ornament with the card fold on one side and the other three cut out ? I subscribed right off the bat. THANKS for the tips

[@PaperedChef]

Oh what a fun comment LuniLadi. There are hundreds more tutorials here if you like the one you watched. If you want to duplicate items, you have to use Scan to Cut Data. I cover that a lot. Here is one of my recent tutorials on that topic. Even if you don't have this stamp set, you can apply this tutorial by using other items. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJzWiouEbtKig7M

[@LuniLadi]

@@PaperedChef Thanks I'll look for them...but....I fall down the rabbit hole when I watch your videos!! I start off looking for "duplicate items scan to cut data" and dooooooown I go! Here's a very important question: How would I cut out a shaped folded card?? (I neeeed this for Christmas. Help!) You know, the folded card is the shape (ie Christmas ornament) itself. Have a video?? Please...I'll go STRAIGHT to it. (I instantly subscribed)

[@PaperedChef]

@@LuniLadi Oh I know about rabbit holes. The concept is to get a shape, duplicate it, mirror it and then weld it. I taught these concepts in my courses but didn’t make a a shape card. I may do that with some mini tags soon but if not, that is the overall concept. I have a cool tree shape I wanted to try a tag with.

[@LindaLap]

Fantastic! Your videos are so helpful. Thank you🤗 Question is the SDX125 night and day to the CM350?

[@mrscms831]

Hi Kim, I wonder if you stamp in red ink, should we use a red pencil to do the "pencil trick"? will it work? Maybe the erasers dont do well on colored pencils? You are sooo knowledgeable! With both Scan n Cut and Stampin Up. This is terrific. thank you. cindy

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks for watching Cindy. I don't have a lot of success erasing colored pencils because they smear. I think that you can try to use the tape trick whenever you have larger sections to connect. That works.

[@jangreen9557]

your the best i love all yodo

[@PaperedChef]

Thanks Jan! I appreciate your vote of confidence.

[@michelemorgan6825]

thank you

[@PaperedChef]

You're welcome Michele! Thanks for watching.

[@candymarcase5076]

Thanks for this great video. How do I make my mat sticky again?

[@PaperedChef]

Candy, I have several videos on this topic. Here is a recent video on how to restick your mat. kzbin.info/www/bejne/j2ralaade7FjnLs

[@donnataylor5354]

I'm getting ready to purchase a Scan and Cut and want to know if you recommend the SDX125 for a beginner?

[@nancykirk8913]

Hi Kimberley, I just now found your channel and watched this one video!!!! I have a question I hope you can answer. I really am not into card making, I am into journaling and I have ordered many digitals from Etsy sellers of thing to fussy cut out for ephemera, etc. Can you somehow use these machine like the one you are using to cut out the fussy cut items for you???? I have a very difficult time cutting because I have terrible hands due to rheumatoid arthritis and it would be such a blessing to somehow scan the items into a machine and have the machine cut them out for me. I hope I have explained my question where you know what I am asking!!!! You are amazing!!! I can tell you know this machine inside and out!!! Please answer....thanks so much in advance!!!!! Hugs and stay safe!!!

[@PaperedChef]

Hi Nancy, Thanks for your comment. You can cut out SVGs for your machine by first importing them into Canvas Workspace or just by using a USB stick or thumb drive directly. In this course, I cover SVGs and I am also creating another Canvas Workspace course which delves deeper into the topic. kzbin.info/www/bejne/kJfSZaeYpM-da9E