If you love creating unique painted papers for your mixed media projects, you’re going to love this technique! One of my favorite ways to use the ScanNCut is to cut intricate designs from my hand-painted papers, transforming them into elements for cards, collages, and other creative projects.
In this video, I share:
- How to cut various types of paper, from sulphite paper to deli paper.
- Tips for dealing with curled or textured papers.
- How to use spray adhesive for better results.
- Why background scanning is a game-changer for precise placement.
- The magic of the rotary blade for delicate materials.
Watch the full video below to see these tips in action:
A Few Pro Tips:
- Keep your paper as flat as possible for the best cutting results.
- If your paper has a lot of texture, a spray adhesive can help secure it to the mat.
- Use background scanning to position your design exactly where you want it.
- The rotary blade is fantastic for cutting super-thin papers like deli paper. (BTW: If you don’t have a ScanNCut, check out my post about hand cutting your own deli paper doilies.)
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