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Cutting out and Drawing on Post-It Material with the Brother ScanNCut – Back to School Part 5

775 views · Published 9 August 2018 · 25:23 · Indexed 31 October 2026

Channel: Papered Chef · 2018 · Howto & Style

Welcome to Part 5 of the Brother ScanNCut Back to School series. In this video, you will learn how to cut out and draw on Post-It material using your Brother ScanNCut 2 or CM350. Teachers and students love Post-Its. They stick well, they are easy to remove and they don’t leave any residue. They are the perfect sticky material for bulletin boards, lockers and walls. The first project we created is cutting out dolphin mascots using the Post-It Craft Paper. We used the standard blade depth of 3 and a pattern interval of 3. The second project we created was cutting out a full sticky in the shape of a sun. We cut onto a 3” by 3” fully adhesive Post-It note using a blade depth of 2. The third project we created was drawing onto full sticky Post-It labels using the drawing pen. We used the standard pen holder with the black pen. We used a built-in font which we resized after using the background scanning feature to see the labels in the background. We covered many skills in this tutorial which you can apply to your own Back to School projects or crafty endeavors. Please feel free to ask questions and to comment on this video.

Materials Used

Post-It Craft Paper – Pastels and Earth Tones – 8.5” by 12”
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Post-It - Full Sticky Super Adhesive – 3” by 3”
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Post-It Removable Labels – 1” by 3”
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ScanNCut Pen Holder
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ScanNCut Color Pen Set
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Brother ScanNCut 2 CM350
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ScanNCut Mat
https://amzn.to/2JZpxV2