Hi everyone in todays video I am showing you how to use a stamp positioning tool and your scanncut to stamp and cut multiple stamped images at a time, also if you have any old scanncut mats I have a tip in the video for you too. For this project I chose the share a milkshake from stampin up and various random ink pads that I thought may go together, I will list them below with direct links to my stampin up shop

Thank you to everyone that watched my youtube video recently and left a comment under the video. The winners names have been chosen at random, using the youtube comment picker, details below. Can you contact me using the contact page above and confirm your address and I will get the cards into the post as soon as I can. Thank you Ashley *** Card 1 = Jill Claydon *** Card 2 = Sue Lakin ***

For todays video I am showing you how to assemble my envelope pop out style card, the inside can be put together two ways, which I show in the video. The cutting file contains the base card and layers for both cards in 4x4" & 5x5". Ive decorated the 4x4 card using Disney elements in my SDX220D ScanNCut, and the 5x5 I have used the share a milkshake products from stampin up, all the card and pattern papers are also stampin up, all the items are linked below to my stampin up shop.

Hi everyone in todays video I am showing you how I made this cake topper using Canvas Workspace, and for anyone new to the ScanNCut and Canvas I am showing you how to use the weld and subtract functions. I also show how to resize and lock a shape in the layers panel. Ive covered things like this before but I've recently had a few people message me, saying they are new to the SNC and my channel, so I thought it would be good to have a recap and as I've made this topper I thought it would be a good project to use for this tutorial. I hope you like it and that it helps. Please leave me a comment under the YT video if you try it and if you would like me to show anything else. Get the Derby Jookes font from Creative Fabrica here Join Creative Fabrica here

Hi everyone, today I have a couple of simple cards to share with you made using scraps of card and a pen tool. Don't worry if you do not have the Disney shapes or a Disney activation card, you can make this shape easily in canvas workspace using circles and the resize and weld functions. Ive used Stampin Up products because I think all the colours work for this style of card and everything will be listed below with direct links to my stampin up shop. The greeting was made in canvas workspace using a free font I got from creative fabrica, again links below to the font if you are already a member it will be free. Or I have a direct link if you want more information about what creative fabrica has to offer us as crafters or if you want to join. I hope you like the cards. These cards will also be a give for UK residents, all the information is in the video. Wicked Mouse Font Creative Fabrica Membership Information

Hi everyone today I am making a cushion with a zip and Ive decorated it with machine embroidery. I deconstructed a bought cushion cover and added my bunny embroidery. I show the whole process in the video below, this cute design is from Creative Fabrica and I will add my link if you want to join below. If you are already a member I will add the link to the embroidery file, that you can get for free as part of your membership. I hope you like it. If you would like to join Creative Fabrica you can use my link Here If you are an existing member the embroidery file is Here

Hi everyone, if you have followed me for some time you will know that back in December/January I challenged myself to use my embroidery machine more and I said that I was going to try and post a sewing/embroidery project every month, well so far so good! We are now in June and I've managed to post not one but sometimes two sewing/embroidery projects, here is todays. Its an in the hoop passport cover and its a free stitch file available with my all access cover from Creative Fabrica. Click here if you want to join or get more info about CF, I will also leave a direct link to the individual stitch file, incase you are already a member, just click on view profile in the link details to see all the other alphabet letters that are available for this project. In the hoop passport cover Here the file contains 3 quilt stitch designs, so if you don't like the design I stitched you have other pattern options. As I said in the video I will be making this again, but next time I will stitch all the steps and cut around the outside very close the the final stitching I personally think it will look better. I hope you like the project.

Hi following on from my post yesterday about the in person ScanNCut class/meet up. I have a couple of dates now for the venue in July 2023, can you please let me know what date is best for you in the box below so I can see what is the best date, as I will need to book the venue to reserve it. More details will follow but for now I just need to gauge how much interest there is. Cost will be £45 Time 11-4pm High Peak SK17 Plenty of carpark space If you cannot make it but know someone who may be able to, could you direct them to my website to note their interest please.

Hi everyone, I hope you are all ok. Ive been asked several times If I would consider doing in person classes, I understand we cover the length and breadth of the country and Ive struggled to find a venue in the past to accommodate us. I now have the opportunity of a venue and would like to know if this would be of interest to you. It will most likely be on a Saturday or Sunday in July, possibly be 10am - 4pm but that is flexible. The cost will be about £45 but again I need to confirm all the details. It will be for beginners/Intermediates but anyone is welcome I will cover the basics of the machine including settings etc We will make a few projects We can have a Q&A You will need to bring your own machine, but if you dont have one but are thinking about buying one you will be able to come along and see how it works. So why not give it a go and meet some like minded ScanNCut crafters. The venue has a separate seating area so if you are being driven, there is somewhere for your driver/partner etc to sit Ample car parking High Peak SK17 If you are interested could you let me know via my contact form Here in the subject box please put ScanNCut Class. If theres enough interest I will get some confirmed dates and get back to you all. Thanks Ashley

Hi everyone I hope you are all keeping well, this vertical inlay style text seems to be popular at the moment, so I thought I would show you how you can make it using Canvas Workspace. It's great for home decor or gift giving it looks great on cushions or wood rounds but it would look just as nice simply framed. I used the computer version because I wanted to use a font I had installed on my computer called Samantha, but you can do this in Canvas online but you are restricted to the online fonts only. If you like the Samantha font and you are a Creative Fabrica member you can get it free here. If you would like more information about CF or would like to join please use my affiliate link, it doesn't cost you anything here. I hope you like the project, let me know if you try it out.

Hi everyone In a recent video I showed you how I used the scan feature of the ScanNCut and card stock scraps to cut some basic shapes for future card projects. In todays video I am using one of the shapes and from the left over scrap I used my SNC to fussy cut out my stamped images from the Taco Fiesta stamp set from stampin up to make this cute card. I am going to make more cards with this set, I think it's a whimsical set that can be used for any occasion. I hope you like it.

Hi everyone for todays project I am showing you how I made this in the hoop coaster/mug rug directly on my Brother Innovis V5LE sewing/embroidery machine without a pattern. You should be able to do this on any machine that has the frames I show you in the video. Its all done directly on the machine and in the hoop, bare in mind depending on what size hoops you have you can make this smaller or bigger and turn it into dinner/placemats and you can also change the shape, it really is a versatile little project. I hope you like it.