Brother ScanNCut: 8 Ways With Your Go-to Gadget

1. Dinosaur wall plaque

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Brother once again proving the only limit to die cutting is your imagination! Don’t forget to download your FREE templates or SVG files to make this a quick lunchtime project.

2. Speedy fox display

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Featuring a friendly fox surrounded by vibrant blooms and luscious leaves, this woodland display is sure to liven up your living space. PaperCrafter designer Corinne Bradd reveals how easy it really is to create an intricate layered effect using the Brother ScanNCut and minimal supplies. Simply round up your stash of card scraps and your free templates, then you’re good to go.

3. Die-cut floral wreaths

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Add a modern twist to your decs this season with Corrine Bradd. Traditional wreaths are made up of hardy foliage which tends to make them last longer during winter weather conditions; the perfect decor for your front door. Yet in recent years, we have seen an increase in the popularity of paper wreaths – a savvy alternative to pepper your home with Christmas whispers. Our resident crafter Corinne Bradd has put together these spectacular wreaths which could be the necessary additions you needed this Noel.

4. Die-cut Christmas jumper gift tags

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Achieve whimsical shapes for winter at the click of a button and jump into Christmas with these adorable pullovers. Making your own motifs may seem like a tricky task, but it’s easy peasy with the Brother ScanNCut and the free templates available on our website. Corinne Bradd has also made use of the machine’s image library to add small extras to her jumpers – did you know that there’s a total of 1,002 built-in designs and 15 fonts to play around with? *adds Brother ScanNCut to Christmas wish list immediately… we don’t blame you.

5. Unicorn wall display

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Believe it or not, minimal craft supplies are needed to whip up this spectacular wall feature. If there’s a corner of your home calling out for a splash of colour, Corinne Bradd’s on-trend project will certainly do the trick. A cute addition to a child’s nursery or a cheerful companion in your craft room, adults and children alike will adore this papercut decoration. Cut out each element freehand using the templates available on our website or download them as SVG cutting files for free and pair with your Brother ScanNCut.

6. Mixed media wall feature

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For Corinne Bradd’s dreamy display, simply use our templates as a guide and pair your die-cuts with a striking chalk paint background. Not confident using paints? No problemo – we show you how with expert tricks!

7. Die-cut Valentine’s Day card

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Easier-than-ever-before cardmaking with the Brother ScanNCut machine. There’s nothing more precious than receiving a Valentine’s Day surprise, especially a handcrafted card, through your letterbox. For a truly heartwarming token, why not try this make out for yourself in three simple steps using the Brother ScanNCut? If you’re pressed for time, you’ve certainly met your match. Simply download the digital cutting files from our website and craft this speedy yet stylish make in minutes.

8. Papercut Dome Display

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Take some time away from the hustle and bustle of Christmas preparations to create a stunning 3D papercut scene. Whether you choose to therapeutically make yours the traditional way with a craft knife or let your digital die-cutting machine do the work, you’ll be left with a mesmerising decoration. Corinne Bradd shows you how to encase your papercut in a glass dome with fairy lights for a warming evening light, or an impressive table centrepiece. Personalise your design by using different coloured card, embossing paper and building it with more layers.