Thread: Accuquilt Go - fabric is stretching

Originally Posted by LucyInTheSky

Originally Posted by gzbird101

It depends on the fabric. I have found that if you put a piece of paper.....like a piece of copy paper, on the die then go over it then it helps with the stretching. I have heard some spray starch and sizing in their material too.

Do you put a piece of paper in EVERY time you send the fabric through? Or just once and then the machine is happy? That seems like a lot of paper otherwise ...

Sorry if this has been answered, but I think she means you put the paper on top of the die, not through it like you would cut it. This would help with the thickness between the roller and the die, and press the die closer so it can be more stable. Sorry if I am incorrect, but that is my understanding anyway. :) Good luck!! Hope you can figure it out.

Rachel

I have used the rag die and I love it. I haven't had any problems with stretching.
elizabeth

I have the GO and have had no problem with my cuts. I have 3 of the strip cutters and the 6.5 square. All good for me. Sorry for you troubles. I would give customer service a call.

Hi Go back to where you bought it It may be a faulty machine Carmen

Originally Posted by dglvr

My LQS has one and she has a die for the rag quilt squares that I'm thinking about using. I'm going to try the top layer in cotton and the bottom layer in flannel. Thats the only one she has not used. The others have been just fine. I think she only uses 1 fabric at a time though. Has anyone used the rag quilt die for it yet? Would love to know how that one works out. :thumbup:

Kim, it is awesome! I have made two rag quilts with mine and just love it.

Originally Posted by LucyInTheSky

Thanks. I was able to get into the yahoo group. I don't like that each email gets its own thread. Harder to read. I get spoiled by discussion boards.

I changed the settings on Yahoo groups to have the post listed the way I want to read them. Same with getting updates. I get one update email per group per day not individual emails when someone posts something.