I wanted to send a Thinking of You card to my cousin so I turned to the Brother Canvas Workspace to find a project using the Scan n Cut 2.
This morning glory card caught my eye. The original project was a rubber stamp project. Apparently, the Scan and Cut can be used to cut material to make your own rubber stamps.
I don't do much rubber stamping and didn't have the materials on hand even if I wanted to give it a try. I cut all the pieces needed for the card using paper I had on hand, some scrapbook paper, and pastepaper I made for the flowers. The only pieces I had to add were the white star shapes of the flowers and the yellow center. The machine comes with some basic shapes so I found a thin armed star and resized it. The yellow centers were punched with a 1/4 in. hand punch.
The shapes were cut and adhered to the card with a glue stick.The flowers are stuck to the card using dimensional tape. The card even had a little, display stand cut from cardstock.
If you want to see the machine in action, you can watch the video below.
That's lovely card, and so kind of your machine to cut it fo you. When Corrina has left us I will visit my friend to use her Brother again! Have a fun day, Valerie
ReplyDeleteThat will be something to look forward to
DeleteLooks like it was fun to make. And it came out great! :D
ReplyDeleteIt was fun to make. Trying to find just the right papers and putting the card together.
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DeleteI like the layering in your card. What a fancy machine!
ReplyDeleteYeah, apparently it does a lot. There are kits and attachments for it. like rhinestones, paper lace, and it also can be used to cut fabric
DeleteLove the card, and I love morning glories too!
ReplyDeleteThe card is cute and I love the morning glories called Heavenly Blue
DeleteWow, and it even created the stand, too. I'm always impressed by what you can make using that machine.
ReplyDeleteThe people who come up with these designs are so clever
DeleteA Morning Glory card from you is purrfect:)
ReplyDeleteThat machine is way smarter than I am:)
The machine is amazing.
DeleteHow Cool Is That - Sure Hope Your Cousin Appreciates The Effort - Also, Loved The Cat And Lowercase Cat Post - Brilliant
ReplyDeleteCheers
I'm sure she will
DeleteI like those morning glories. They are a bit abstract, and that's what is really cool. Nice card CJ. Stay dry!
ReplyDeleteDoesn't sound like the whole weekend will be a washout
Deletewow, i couldn't probably figure out how to use that machine, lol. I can't follow directions. I watched part of the video - interesting. I love the card. So cute and reminds me of when i had morning glories growing along my fence years and years . I loved them so much.
ReplyDeleteThe machine is very easy to operate. The projects come both with a video and written directions. I do much better with the written ones.
Deletethe only time I was ever able to follow directions well especially written ...was when i learned how to make a very complicated paper plane - ..to me it was anyway... the other night my granddaughter calls for face time and wants me to show her how to do it - ..it was 10:30 at night and i was half asleep. the next day i made a video of it and sent it to her , much easier, lol
DeleteA beautiful card your cousin will treasure:)
ReplyDeleteIt turned out so her.
Delete"brother at your side" - oh, that speaks to me!!!
ReplyDeleteSo sad I cannot see him now....
Wow that really is some machine!!!
And so many tools! What quack did I learn in school in art class, nothing!
Picasso this, Rembrandt that, but CREATE art? Nope.
Thanks, dear real teacher!
All I did was copy a project someone else thought up. The machine did all the real work of cutting out the shapes.
DeleteSuch a beautiful card! It's a pretty design and I bet your cousin will love it too - perfect 😁. Happy and creative wishes! Hugs, Jo x
ReplyDeleteIt was a fun project to do.
DeleteThat looks a lovely card.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
Thanks
DeleteLove the card! Thanks for the video! Looks like a lot of work! LOL!
ReplyDeleteThe machine does all the hard work of cutting things out. All that's left to do is to glue them in place.
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