Craftroom Storage Solution - DIY 6” x 6” Magazine Holder Die for under $6.00

Where can you purchase a die for under $6.00?

Isn't that the reason you purchased a Brother ScanNCut? To save money on dies!

If you have a Brother ScanNCut (BSNC) and aren’t afraid to use it, it opens a whole new world of card making. You’ve seen my posts about my Crafts By Beth Faux Die Tutorial. With the high price of EVERYTHING, a purchase of a Brother ScanNCut machine is a wise investment. 

I purchased my BSNC machine CM250 in 2019 and it sat on my table for a year. I taught myself how to use it following many YouTube videos, and yet it sat mostly unused for another few years. I now have time and I’m putting it to good use and creating faux dies without the cost of individual sets of dies, which cost over $35 each. I LOVE Stampin’ Up! products: stamps, ink, cardstock and their new Designer Series Paper. My affliate for BSNC

Maybe it’s time for you to make the investment. Watch a few videos on the basics and purchase my tutorial for less than the cost of one die set. You will have all the steps you need to create your own dies. 

My first Brother ScanNCut file (fcm format) is now available…Designer Series 6” x 6” Magazine Holder.  No measuring, cutting…all you have to do is upload the file into your BSNC machine, place an 12” x 12” (or use two 8 1/2” x 11”) piece of cardstock on your mat and press cut . Scoring is easy, just apply glue and you’re set. For long lasting durability use a thicker piece of cardstock than DSP. Click HERE to purchase my Crafts by Beth Faux Die Tutorial at $24.95. 

How to purchase only the Designer Series 6” x 6” Magazine Holder.  The file is available for $5.49, click the Buy Now button below. I AM NOT ABLE TO PROVIDE AN SVG FILE. You may be able to find a free converter online, try finding before you buy.

Sneak Preview of my Craftroom Storage Solution - DIY 6” x 6” Magazine Holder Brother ScanNCut File

If you have a Brother ScanNCut (BSNC) and aren’t afraid to use it, it opens a whole new world of card making. You’ve seen my posts about my Crafts By Beth Faux Die Tutorial. With the high price of EVERYTHING, a purchase of a Brother ScanNCut machine is a wise investment. 

My FCM files and tutorial will be available soon. If you don't have the Brother ScanNCut, you can convert my files to use the format for your cutting machine. I am NOT ABLE at this time to provide an SVG file.

Introducing Crafts by Beth Faux Die Tutorial - Brother ScanNCut

I've had my Brother ScanNCut for six years, making a sentiment layer was tedious. I learned the basics from YouTube videos. While creating this card, I had a lightbulb moment...I discovered a way to make sentiment layer and a sentiment mat for all my photopolymer stamps. And improved that one step by showing how to create files for my cling mount stamps. It took me over three days to create files for all my stamps, it was totally worth it. Previously it would take me up to thirty minutes or more to create one file for stamping just one sentiment. Now I can do it in under five minutes.

I have created a tutorial on how to create stamping layers and the "shadow" layer for the sentiment. If you know the basics to using your Brother ScanNCut and the Brother CanvasWorkspace you will be able to master my tutorial in minutes. If you decide to purchase my tutorial, you must need to understand how to scan and cut out an image using your machine. There are YouTube videos showing the basic steps for the beginner. To use this tutorial, again, you must know the basic steps in using your Brother ScanNCut and the Brother CanvasWorkspace software. I have never seen a video that creates sentiment and mat layers as easy as mine.

For my affliate link to Brother ScanNCut machines, click HERE.

This tutorial is FREE with your $50 Stampin' Up! purchase using my Hostess Code. The tutorial is also available for $25.95. Click on the Buy Now Button below.

You Are Loved Flowers

My Crafts by Beth Faux Die Tutorial is NOW Available. Click HERE for more information!

I've had my Brother ScanNCut for six years, making a sentiment layer was tedious. I learned the basics from YouTube videos. While creating this card, I had a lightbulb moment...I discovered a way to make sentiment layer and a sentiment mat for all my photopolymer stamps. And improved that one step by showing how to create files for my cling mount stamps. It took me over three days to create files for all my stamps, it was totally worth it. Previously it would take me up to two hours to create one file for stamping just one sentiment. Now I can do it in under ten minutes.

I have created a tutorial on how to create stamping layers and the "shadow" layer for the sentiment. If you know the basics to using your Brother ScanNCut and the Brother CanvasWorkspace you will be able to master my tutorial in minutes. If you decide to purchase my tutorial, you must need to understand how to scan and cut out an image using your machine. There are YouTube videos showing the basic steps for the beginner. To use this tutorial, again, you must know the basic steps in using your Brother ScanNCut and the Brother CanvasWorkspace software. I have never seen a video that creates sentiment and mat layers as easy as mine.

Stampin' Up! Products

• Evening Evergreen cardstock
• Card base measures 8 1/2" x 5 1/2"
• Score at 4 1/4"
• Card layer (inside) measures 5/8" x 5 1/4"
• Basic Black cardstock
• Glue to the back of the cluster of flowers for stability
• Basic White cardstock
• 
  Card layer (inside) measures 4" x 5 1/4"
• Scrap for sentiment
• Fresh Freesia cardstock
• Scrap for sentiment mat
  
• Favored Flowers Designer Series Paper
• Large cluster of flowers
• Card layer measures 4" x 1 1/8"
• Card layer (inside) measures 1/2" x 5 1/4"
• Forever Lovely stamp set
• Evening Evergreen ink
• Fragrant Flowers die
• White crochet thread
• Pearl Basic Jewels
• Dimensionals

Check out my affliliate link for the Brother ScanN Cut.  No need to purchase dies, just scan and cut.

Simplicity Sells

I often see simple cards selling on Etsy, obviously there is a niche. This note card was quick and easy to make and in the process of making it - I figured out a way to quickly make the sentiment and sentiment mat layers using my Brother ScanNCut. I have spend nearly two weeks creating a tutorial that will be available FREE with your $50 Stampin' Up! product purchase from me using my Hostess Code. The tutorial will also be available for $9.99 once it is released. It is a Game Changer!!!

Stampin' Up! Products

• Very Vanilla Note Cards*
• I used Card base measures 4 7/8" x 7"
• Scored at 3 1/2"
• Evening Evergreen cardstock
• Scrap for sentiment mat
• Very Vanilla cardstock
• Card layer measures 4 7/8" x 3 1/2"
• Optional inside card layer would be 4 3/4" x 3 3/8"
• Favored Flowers Designer Series Paper
• Card layer measures 4 7/8" x 3 1/2"
• Hugs from Shelli stamp set
• Paper Pumpkin - April 2019
• Evening Evergreen ink
• Crafts by Beth Faux die *
  
• Click HERE for more information
• Gold Rhinestones
• Dimensionals

* I created my own faux sentiment die cut and shadow using my Brother ScanNCut. Every stamp can be a die!

* I used the Delightfully Detailed Note Cards & Envelopes purchased in 2019. Once one layer or more is added to the card, they barely fit into the envelope. I trimmed the cards 4 7/8" instead of the premade width of 5"

It's My Party Panda Series - Card #24

Stampin' Up! Products

• Whisper White cardstock
• Card base measures 7 1/2" x 5 1/2"
• Score at 4 1/4"
• Scrap for panda* and 2 1/2" circle
• Crushed Curry cardstock
• Scrap for back of balloon
• Melon Mambo cardstock
• Scrap for 2 5/8" circle
• Scrap for back of balloon
• Mint Macaron cardstock
• Scrap for back of balloon
• It's My Party Designer Series Paper
• Card layer measures 3 1/4" x 5 1/2"
• Card layer measures 1 1/8" x 5 1/2"
• Scraps for balloons
• Party Pandas stamp set
• Basic Black ink
• Melon Mambo and Regal Rose Stampin' Write Markers
• Circle dies (non SU)
• It's My Party Enamel Dots
• Coordinating baker's twine (non SU)
• Dimensionals