A Traveling T-shirt Customization Station!
We just got a Brother ScanNCut in our office and no one has any experience on this machine. I decided to give it a whirl since I’ve had a chance to use the Silhouette Cameo and Cricut Explore. I watched a few helpful videos I found on how to get started using the Scan N Cut. Once I found out that you don’t have to plug the Scan N Cut into a computer to make stuff, I started thinking, this would be perfect for on-the-go!
I’m safe to assume that many of you have been to a local sports event- i.e., Baseball, Football, Hockey, Volleyball, Basketball, etc. All the players have a jersey with a name and number on the back. What if you could customize shirts with names and numbers for people in the stands?! I’ll let you think about that for a second….
…..Ok, you should be good now. Let’s begin….
All you would need is an area to plug in your Brother Scan N Cut and a Heat Press or home iron, some blank shirts, and a table to set it all on.
Here is every step it takes to achieve your end result:

Home Screen. Choose “Pattern.”

Choose the font you want to use.

15 different font styles.

Type in customer’s name and hit “Ok.”

Adjust the size and hit “Set.”

Hit “Add.”

Pick the number the customer wants.

Adjust the size for the number and hit “Set.”

Center the number underneath the name.

Click this icon to make dimension adjustments.

Make sure you mirror your image.

Lay your Siser EasyWeed sheet on the Brother mat and load it in.
Make sure you have your cut setting correct.
For Siser EasyWeed: The Blade will be set to: 2 The Pressure is set to: 1 or 2 The Speed is set to: 3 Perform a test cut to make sure your cut settings are correct |

When you’re ready to cut, press “Cut.”

Then press the “Start/Stop” button when it becomes lit.

Lay your shirt on your heat press. Preheat 2-3 seconds. Then line your transfer where you want to apply.

Peel the carrier hot for EasyWeed
From start to finish, creating this shirt took me just under 3 minutes. Not bad at all!
Check out the Brother Scan N Cut today, it has so many great features!
Can’t get enough of the Brother Scan N Cut? Check out these other other tutorials:
How to Import Designs From Your Flash Drive
How to Use The Scan to Cut Data Function
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