Christmas cards Christmas crafts Die cutting Gift wrapping How to Papercraft Papercrafter Die cutting
Make your Christmas crafting go like a breeze with the Brother ScanNCut machine. Our go-to machine for when it comes to creating multiples of one design, take advantage of the extensive library of designs to create a host of easy ideas or scan in your own artwork to make unique projects for your nearest and dearest.
YOU WILL NEED:
Template from crafts-beautiful.com
Brother ScanNCut CM900
METHOD:
Copy the template, then cut out a box shape, measuring 15cm wide. Cut a second shape, reducing the size of the template to a width of 14.7cm. Score along the dotted lines, fold up and glue the tabs to the sides to make two trays, one that will fit snugly over the other. Use the ScanNCut library to select and cut a 7cm wide circle and 8.5cm scalloped circle. Layer together on the box lid.
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