In this video, we go through the steps on how to do this. It’s pretty simple but you will need a USB stick in order to do it as you cannot directly connect the Brother ScannCut to your computer.
Quilting & Craft Tutorials, Reviews & More
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Glad says
Thank you for your wonderful videos, they are so helpful.
I am in my 70s my daughter in law bought me the Scan N Cut for Mother’s Day last year. It has been sitting there, now with your videos at last I can start doing things.
Do you have a joining club, that you pay by the month, and you give lessons.
There is a lady that does that for the Silhoutte.
Thank you so much, Glad from Down Under.
Alanda says
So happy our videos have been helpful for you Glad. At the moment, we don’t provide online lessons although we may do in the future. I know a lot of people would like this sort of thing so we will definitely have a think about it.
Jaime says
I am surprised since you claim to be experts in Scan n Cut that you do not know that the 650 machines can connect wirelessly.
Alanda says
The date on the post is 2014 which was prior to when the ScanNCut had the ability to update wirelessly.
And we never claimed to be experts. We are still learning like everyone else and find out new things about this machine all the time.