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Create elegant paper pierced designs with the Paper Piercing Starter Kit for ScanNCut DX. This kit allows your machine to punch decorative hole patterns into paper and cardstock, adding a unique handcrafted look to cards, invitations, scrapbooking layouts and other paper crafting projects.

The kit includes the tools and accessories needed to get started, along with an activation card that unlocks 30 paper piercing designs. Layer pierced papers, combine patterns and explore new creative effects that go beyond traditional cutting and drawing.

Product Features:

  • Complete paper piercing starter kit
  • Creates decorative pierced patterns and designs
  • Includes activation card with 30 paper piercing designs
  • Includes paper piercing tools
  • Includes paper piercing holder
  • Includes paper piercing mat
  • Ideal for cards, invitations, scrapbooking and paper crafts

Important Information:

  • Designed for Brother ScanNCut DX machines only
  • Requires CanvasWorkspace version 2.2.0 or later (Windows or Mac) for activation
  • Not compatible with the web version of CanvasWorkspace
  • Used to punch decorative holes rather than cut material

Barcode: 4977766800952

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Paper piecing kit for scan and cut

By: Dorothy on 4 September 2022
Fantastic service, great product I give 5 stars
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Paper Piercing Kit

By: Ross on 28 September 2021
It was paper is piecing great. The Mat is very good . It is a shame you can't resize the files..
(5)

Review paper piercing

By: Corinne on 14 November 2019
Beautiful tool to use Love the deep of the piercing Downside. You can’t change the size of the build in patterns of the paper piercing When using your pattern you can change the size
(4)

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