You guys know that I'm not a super blingy girl.  Therefore, I wasn't sure if I would like the ScanNCut Rhinestone kit.  But I tried it out and made something very Julie-style with it:

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You can literally turn **anything** (including your handwriting, that's how I did the pattern on my apron) into a rhinestone pattern.  How cool is that?!

In the Rhinestone Kit you get everything you need to get started:

  • The code to unlock the Rhinestone Wizard in ScanNCut Canvas (this gives you access to lots of rhinestone patterns plus the ability to turn any design into a rhinestone pattern)
  • Hot Fix rhinestones
  • Template material
  • Transfer sheets
  • Pick-up Tool
  • The "magic" brush (I love the magic brush!)

I put together a quick video that shows how the Rhinestone Kit works:

Have you tried the ScanNCut Rhinestone Kit yet?  What do you think?

Thanks for stopping by!

I am a paid spokesperson for the Brother ScanNCut.  It is a machine that I use and love and am happy to share my genuine enthusiasm for.

Julie Fei-Fan Balzer

Based outside of Boston, Julie Fei-Fan Balzer is a painter, printmaker, and collage artist who constructs vibrant compositions. Her artwork investigates the interplay of identity and perception, inviting viewers to take a longer look. Julie works in layers, both physically and metaphorically, exploring what is visible and what is concealed. Passionate about connecting with and inspiring other artists, she shares her expertise through in-person workshops and her online classroom at MyArtPractice.com. Julie's achievements include high-profile clients, multiple publications - including her book, “Carve Stamp Play” - and exhibits in New York City and throughout Massachusetts. She is a graduate of Brown University.

60 thoughts on “ScanNCut Rhinestone Kit

  • Perfect for the bling in any artist. Nice apron.

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  • Perfect for the bling in any artist. Nice apron.

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  • Perfect for the bling in any artist. Nice apron.

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  • Perfect for the bling in any artist. Nice apron.

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  • Perfect for the bling in any artist. Nice apron.

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  • Wow again that thing (scan n cut) rocks. I’ve actually got my cricut imagine for sale so I can buy myself one. I’m not a blingy chick either but I make and give away a lot of stuff.
    Great video. Thanks for your tips.

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  • Wow again that thing (scan n cut) rocks. I’ve actually got my cricut imagine for sale so I can buy myself one. I’m not a blingy chick either but I make and give away a lot of stuff.
    Great video. Thanks for your tips.

    Reply
  • Wow again that thing (scan n cut) rocks. I’ve actually got my cricut imagine for sale so I can buy myself one. I’m not a blingy chick either but I make and give away a lot of stuff.
    Great video. Thanks for your tips.

    Reply
  • Wow again that thing (scan n cut) rocks. I’ve actually got my cricut imagine for sale so I can buy myself one. I’m not a blingy chick either but I make and give away a lot of stuff.
    Great video. Thanks for your tips.

    Reply
  • Wow again that thing (scan n cut) rocks. I’ve actually got my cricut imagine for sale so I can buy myself one. I’m not a blingy chick either but I make and give away a lot of stuff.
    Great video. Thanks for your tips.

    Reply
  • I am still learning the basics with my Scan n Cut, but I can’t wait to try this next step! I make lots of small to medium sized items to sell in a gallery, and the Scan n Cut makes the process of saving my original patterns and then cutting them out of various materials much quicker, easier, and totally uniform, than tracing and cutting by hand.
    What I thought would be a wonderful to has become a a wonderful tool!!!

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  • I am still learning the basics with my Scan n Cut, but I can’t wait to try this next step! I make lots of small to medium sized items to sell in a gallery, and the Scan n Cut makes the process of saving my original patterns and then cutting them out of various materials much quicker, easier, and totally uniform, than tracing and cutting by hand.
    What I thought would be a wonderful to has become a a wonderful tool!!!

    Reply
  • I am still learning the basics with my Scan n Cut, but I can’t wait to try this next step! I make lots of small to medium sized items to sell in a gallery, and the Scan n Cut makes the process of saving my original patterns and then cutting them out of various materials much quicker, easier, and totally uniform, than tracing and cutting by hand.
    What I thought would be a wonderful to has become a a wonderful tool!!!

    Reply
  • I am still learning the basics with my Scan n Cut, but I can’t wait to try this next step! I make lots of small to medium sized items to sell in a gallery, and the Scan n Cut makes the process of saving my original patterns and then cutting them out of various materials much quicker, easier, and totally uniform, than tracing and cutting by hand.
    What I thought would be a wonderful to has become a a wonderful tool!!!

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  • I am still learning the basics with my Scan n Cut, but I can’t wait to try this next step! I make lots of small to medium sized items to sell in a gallery, and the Scan n Cut makes the process of saving my original patterns and then cutting them out of various materials much quicker, easier, and totally uniform, than tracing and cutting by hand.
    What I thought would be a wonderful to has become a a wonderful tool!!!

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  • oops – typo. I meant to say ” wonderful toy”

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  • oops – typo. I meant to say ” wonderful toy”

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  • oops – typo. I meant to say ” wonderful toy”

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  • oops – typo. I meant to say ” wonderful toy”

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  • oops – typo. I meant to say ” wonderful toy”

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  • I really ike the way you did your name in three lines. I have the kit but have not tried it yet, I will have to get it out now and give it a go. Thanks for sharing.

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  • I really ike the way you did your name in three lines. I have the kit but have not tried it yet, I will have to get it out now and give it a go. Thanks for sharing.

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  • I really ike the way you did your name in three lines. I have the kit but have not tried it yet, I will have to get it out now and give it a go. Thanks for sharing.

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  • I really ike the way you did your name in three lines. I have the kit but have not tried it yet, I will have to get it out now and give it a go. Thanks for sharing.

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  • I really ike the way you did your name in three lines. I have the kit but have not tried it yet, I will have to get it out now and give it a go. Thanks for sharing.

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  • Hi Julie – love your videos! Do you know if you can use the rhinestone feature with the Scan N Cut 650?

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  • Hi Julie – love your videos! Do you know if you can use the rhinestone feature with the Scan N Cut 650?

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  • Hi Julie – love your videos! Do you know if you can use the rhinestone feature with the Scan N Cut 650?

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  • Hi Julie – love your videos! Do you know if you can use the rhinestone feature with the Scan N Cut 650?

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  • Hi Julie – love your videos! Do you know if you can use the rhinestone feature with the Scan N Cut 650?

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  • As I sit here looking down on my new white t-shirt spotted with black ink…LOL!!! I love that apron!

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  • As I sit here looking down on my new white t-shirt spotted with black ink…LOL!!! I love that apron!

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  • As I sit here looking down on my new white t-shirt spotted with black ink…LOL!!! I love that apron!

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  • As I sit here looking down on my new white t-shirt spotted with black ink…LOL!!! I love that apron!

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  • As I sit here looking down on my new white t-shirt spotted with black ink…LOL!!! I love that apron!

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  • hi Julie ware can i replacement template material fro rhinestones i do love watching you your so talented and i learnt a lot from you

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  • hi Julie ware can i replacement template material fro rhinestones i do love watching you your so talented and i learnt a lot from you

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  • hi Julie ware can i replacement template material fro rhinestones i do love watching you your so talented and i learnt a lot from you

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  • hi Julie ware can i replacement template material fro rhinestones i do love watching you your so talented and i learnt a lot from you

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  • hi Julie ware can i replacement template material fro rhinestones i do love watching you your so talented and i learnt a lot from you

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  • Hello, thanks for your great tutorial on the Rhinestone Kit and all the others great Scan N Cut Videos.
    I just got the rhinestone kit and actually it costs me some nerves. I’ve got the ScanNCut DX 1200 and cutting the black foil is a nightmare. First I used the AUTO-setting. Oh my! Then I tried Pressure 2 which results in an OKish cut, but not one single cut hole sticked to the adhesive. I had remove every single one of them by hand. I shouldnt have used a design with 2226 rhinestones at the beginning :D. Any tips what I can do to get it cut correctly?
    And what do you use to store the cut template? Do you add it to a paperback or something like this for reuse purposes?

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  • Hello, thanks for your great tutorial on the Rhinestone Kit and all the others great Scan N Cut Videos.
    I just got the rhinestone kit and actually it costs me some nerves. I’ve got the ScanNCut DX 1200 and cutting the black foil is a nightmare. First I used the AUTO-setting. Oh my! Then I tried Pressure 2 which results in an OKish cut, but not one single cut hole sticked to the adhesive. I had remove every single one of them by hand. I shouldnt have used a design with 2226 rhinestones at the beginning :D. Any tips what I can do to get it cut correctly?
    And what do you use to store the cut template? Do you add it to a paperback or something like this for reuse purposes?

    Reply
  • Hello, thanks for your great tutorial on the Rhinestone Kit and all the others great Scan N Cut Videos.
    I just got the rhinestone kit and actually it costs me some nerves. I’ve got the ScanNCut DX 1200 and cutting the black foil is a nightmare. First I used the AUTO-setting. Oh my! Then I tried Pressure 2 which results in an OKish cut, but not one single cut hole sticked to the adhesive. I had remove every single one of them by hand. I shouldnt have used a design with 2226 rhinestones at the beginning :D. Any tips what I can do to get it cut correctly?
    And what do you use to store the cut template? Do you add it to a paperback or something like this for reuse purposes?

    Reply
  • Hello, thanks for your great tutorial on the Rhinestone Kit and all the others great Scan N Cut Videos.
    I just got the rhinestone kit and actually it costs me some nerves. I’ve got the ScanNCut DX 1200 and cutting the black foil is a nightmare. First I used the AUTO-setting. Oh my! Then I tried Pressure 2 which results in an OKish cut, but not one single cut hole sticked to the adhesive. I had remove every single one of them by hand. I shouldnt have used a design with 2226 rhinestones at the beginning :D. Any tips what I can do to get it cut correctly?
    And what do you use to store the cut template? Do you add it to a paperback or something like this for reuse purposes?

    Reply
  • Hello, thanks for your great tutorial on the Rhinestone Kit and all the others great Scan N Cut Videos.
    I just got the rhinestone kit and actually it costs me some nerves. I’ve got the ScanNCut DX 1200 and cutting the black foil is a nightmare. First I used the AUTO-setting. Oh my! Then I tried Pressure 2 which results in an OKish cut, but not one single cut hole sticked to the adhesive. I had remove every single one of them by hand. I shouldnt have used a design with 2226 rhinestones at the beginning :D. Any tips what I can do to get it cut correctly?
    And what do you use to store the cut template? Do you add it to a paperback or something like this for reuse purposes?

    Reply

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