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I bought a ScanNCut2 and this is my first project with it. It probably took a little longer to finish since there is a learning curve with the ScanNCut - but, all in all, I liked the results. What do you think? Thanks bunches for taking a peek!!! Hugs, Laura*
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crafter2243
23 Sep 2016
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Nice results. It is so much fun with a new toy. Enjoy!
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It is a new toy - it will do so much more than I know how to do yet!! Thanks!!
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I like them both, very neat. The pelican design looks familiar, like I have it but maybe not. Remind me where its from, please.
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Thanks Toogie - they are both from Embroidery Library.
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You are doing much better than I did with mine! I gave up and sent it back.
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I have had to jump right in - using youtubes and such for appliques. I did also make a sweet Birthday card with it a while back that impressed my kids. It is just that it's potential is truly something else, learning how to do everything is another question!! I wish there were some help books on it or, classes offered some where!! Thanks!!!
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Well you have done an awesome job with these. Love them both! Love Chris
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Thank you, Chris!!
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dragonflyer
23 Sep 2016
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Nice job...and your dealer should be offering classes on how to use this...
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I did receive a "beginning short class" for free. That went over the basics and not much more. I really can't say enough about the machine - it truly is a wonder with all you can accomplish!! It just takes time! Thanks!!! Laura*
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Can't pick a favorite. Both are cut and love those towels and colors of them. I want one of everything thing I see in the software, tool etc world but afraid I just don't want to read and learn a lot. My brain stays too fuzzy.
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Well, there is a lot to learn with the ScanNCut, but, I do believe it's potential is wonderful.... I wish there was a ScanNcut for Dummies!! LOL Thanks! Laura*
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They both look beautiful. You very well with these.
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Thank you so much!! Hugs, Laura*
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I think i love it after scan do you emb. it on towel or how doers it work??hugs
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The ScanNCut cuts the applique so I just place the cut material on the placement stitches in the hoop and then stitch the satin stitches. I don't have to take out the hoop and cut around the applique material (something that I am not very good at!!). The ScanNCut cuts precisely. Thanks!! Laura*
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This is beautiful. I have wondered bout these cutting machines . I have arthritis in my hands and I do not do applique because of it.. Now I have seen the results I will reconsider it.
Thank you for sharing
Thank you for sharing
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This one does a good job - but, the learning curve is something else! You have to enlarge the applique shape so that the satin stitches can catch the fabric, plus a variety of other steps before you have your tiny piece of fabric. Once I get a chance to use it often - I believe I will turn to it for mostly intricate designs.. Meanwhile - it makes beautiful cards, place cards, etc. Thanks!!!
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They are lovely, Laura. I have tried manually cutting my shapes before as my software gives the option of printing them out, but have not found the luck that you have. I always had one little place to pull away. Yours are perfect.
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I also, have tried cutting the shapes before hand - but that is hard to do too. One also has to be very careful at placement on the fabric - being off a millimeter wrecks everything!! Thanks bunches!! Laura*
Thanks for the added info!
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Love them!
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Thanks Bunches!!
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I look and I think BEACH . You are doing great/Lillian
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Thank you Lillian - I think BEACH too!! How are you feeling? Better, I hope!! Hugs, Laura*
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nice work!
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Thanks Kay!!!
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very nice
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Thank you!!!!