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Customize Your Sewing and Crafts with Brother ScanNCut DX SDX85

November 24, by Anne Weaver. Leave a Comment

Customize Your Sewing and Crafts with Brother ScanNCut DX SDX85

If you’re wondering what Santa should bring you this year, how about a new cutting machine?

Brother International Corporation announces the newest addition to their ScanNCut line – the DX SDX85.  What makes the ScanNCut unique is that it’s the only cutting machine with a built-in scanner, allowing you to scan in your own drawings and then easily have the machine cut them from fabric, paper, or other materials up to 3mm thick.

Use the ScanNCut to customize your sewing and craft projects! For example, this applique sweatshirt is super cute and perfect to wear on the cool winter days.  The leopoard print applique is made from a printed leather for added dimension and interest.

Customize Your Sewing and Crafts with Brother ScanNCut DX SDX85

Or this winter scarf is super cute!  The scarf is easy to sew, and then you can personalize it with a heat transfer vinyl design.

Customize Your Sewing and Crafts with Brother ScanNCut DX SDX85

And for paper crafting, this Christmas wreath is absolutely gorgeous!  There is no way I’d be able to cut all those shapes by hand, but the ScanNCut can do that part for you.

Customize Your Sewing and Crafts with Brother ScanNCut DX SDX85

Key features include:

  • Blade Sensor Technology – true Auto Blade detects the thickness of material with no blade adjustment or material selection required
  • Cuts materials (like foam and felt) up to 0.1″ (3mm) thick[1]
  • Whisper-quiet cutting
  • 47″ LCD touchscreen display to preview and edit designs
  • Advanced editing with CanvasWorkspace allows the user to create, edit, and send cut data to and from the machine
  • Wireless network-ready
  • Up to 600 DPI on the Scan to USB function will turn scanned images into unique one-of-a-kind cut designs and patterns
  • 251 built-in designs patterns are ready to craft right out-of-the-box, and includes quilt patterns and lettering fonts
  • Allows user to connect to machine wirelessly with a phone, device, or computer via Wi-Fi network
  • Accommodates 12” x 12” and 12” x 24” cutting mats and 12” x 12” scanning mats
  • Reads SVG files
  • Available in vibrant lime green color

Learn more about the Scan N Cut here.

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Pretty Spring Tea Towels You Can Sew

Welcome spring into your home with a fresh new tea towel for your kitchen!  We’ve rounded up 12 pretty tea towels you can sew for spring.  Tea towels (or dishtowels or kitchen towels) are easy to sew and can give an instant spring update for your kitchen.  All you have to do is hang a bright tea towel on your oven door handle and you’ve brought a bit of spring into your home.  Tea towels are always appreciated so they make great gifts, too! 

Some of the projects in our roundup have you sew the towel from scratch, while others are as simple as embellishing a store bought towel.  They’re all are made in happy, bright colors perfect for spring!

Pretty Spring Tea Towels You Can Sew

These tea towels would be so pretty hanging in your kitchen!  Or, make some spring tea towels to give as a gift to a friend. 

 

DIY Painted Tea Towels by Sisters, What!

[photo credit: Sisters, What!]

 

Sweet Floral Bunny Dishtowel by Flamingo Toes

[photo credit: Flamingo Toes]

 

Spring Tea Towel by A Spoonful of Sugar

[photo credit: A Spoonful of Sugar]

 

Garden Vegetables Tea Towel – Free Sewing Pattern by Orange Bettie for Bombshell Bling

[photo credit: Bombshell Bling]

 

Redwork Chicken Tea Towel (Free Pattern) by Good Hearted Woman

[photo credit: Good Hearted Woman]

 

DIY Tea Towels in 10 Minutes! 3 Styles by Treasurie

[photo credit: Treasurie]

 

DIY Easter Kitchen Linens by Simple Simon & Co

[photo credit: Simple Simon & Co]

 

Stay Put Kitchen Towels – They Don’t Slide Off {Free Sewing Tutorial} by Sew Can She

[photo credit: Sew Can She]

 

Pretty DIY Fabric Feathers Dishtowel by Flamingo Toes

[photo credit: Flamingo Toes]

 

DIY Linen Tea Towels | Upcycle Sewing Project by Tidbits

[photo credit: Tidbits]

 

Matching Towel and Hotpad Tutorial by Patchwork Posse

[photo credit: Patchwork Posse]

 

LOVE Applique Tea Towel – Free Sewing Pattern by Orange Bettie

[photo credit: Orange Bettie]

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