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I have a Silhouette cutting machine and the software can use svg-files as cut-files. I originally bought it, just before the brother scan-and-cut was launched to cut appliqué pieces to use in (appliqué) designs, but so far I have used it for card making, cutting iron fabric to be ironed on my GDs hockey shirt and bookbinder's linen but not yet for fabric.
by toogie
edited 08 Jul 2015
It seems a lot of trouble to just get a piece of fabric cut, to me anyway.
145196I do have one. And yes you can use SVG files, but they have to be converted on the brothersite ( see link) because Brother uses FCM cutfiles.
I did use mine for cards and texts of vinyl. I'm still experimenting, don't have it that long. But it's fun for another kind of craftwork.
740308I have had a scan and cut for 18months but honestly I haven't used it
by toogie
08 Jul 2015
I don't think I would either, since I'm not into scrapbooking or card making. I watched a video of it cutting fabric. When it was done she had to lift the fabric from the sticky page and it stretched the bias cut, it just curled. I didn't like that.
76409I like that you ask questions Toogie, I don't like when I am uniformed and can not answer and in your case, I can not answer. But, I am so looking for new projects from you with the "SVG touch or whatever files". You make the best stuff!
by toogie
07 Jul 2015
I don't have a Scan and Cut, but I did dl the files and it looks like regular emb files, the ones from Brother. I just put a link up in Freebie Section. See what you think
by toogie
08 Jul 2015
gerryvb, I did open them with my emb design program and they do look like emb designs. I guess I need to see how they stitch out so we will know. I am only speaking of the bear and the bird, ITH scan and cut, here from Brother.
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