Brother ScanNCut Tutorial - Creating a Stamping Mask - Cutting Stamped Images - Merry Moose

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In this Brother ScanNCut tutorial, you will learn how to create a stamping mask. You will learn how to cut out stamped images with your Scan and Cut SDX125. Instead of cutting them on paper, you will cut them on stencil material so that you can reuse your stamping masks. The stamp set used for this tutorial is Merry Moose by Stampin’ Up! This stamp set is in our 2019 Holiday Catalog by Stampin’ Up! I shared tips and tricks on how to cut out the moose in this set. Then, I demonstrated how I use the moose stamping mask to create a herd of moose.

Settings for SDX125
Blade Depth = Autoblade
Speed = 3
Pressure = 7

I also shared several holiday projects I created using the Merry Moose stamp set. One project I created used another stamping technique called Northern Lights. It is pictured below along with a link to the tutorial which inspired me. A full list of supplies is listed below.

Want to learn another cool technique you can do with the Merry Moose stamp set?
Check out this tutorial by Denise MacCabe on the Northern Lights Technique
She used the Waterfront stamp set. I took what she taught me and applied it to the Merry Moose stamp set.
Northern Lights Technique

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———————— Supplies used for the Merry Moose Northern Lights Card ————————

[tomib]

I just hit my catalog and samples from you. Felt like a kid in a candy store. So fun....thanx so much

[doloresbennett]

You are so good at teaching. Love this demo...also love, love the moose and raccoon. Thanks for all you do.

[susanair]

Awesome technique! Love this tutorial! Wish I would have added the moose to my order now. Thank you so much for taking the time for these tutorials. I learn so much from you! Hugs!

[Skooterbird]

I love this tutorial to see it all in you very much....pat

[crystalcochren-interwovenc]

Thank you for this tutorial. I need clarification. When I clicked link for the Mylar stencil material, the 7 mil option was selected. Which thickness did you use?

[csterls]

That’s for another great tutorial. I have a question about the Mylar sheet. Your link is for 7ml. Would the the thinner sheets work. I seem to have trouble with masks that are thick leaving a shadow.

[rhondawelsh]

Can I cut the linked stencil material with CM350? Love your videos! Thanks

[andreagallucio]

What blade depth number would you advise for cutting plaster/vinyl masking sheets? TIY