Accuquilt Go!
07-03-2011, 08:52 AM
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I am afraid to count how many I have...Many still unopened which is perfect...since it modivates me to try different quilts and dies.
Originally Posted by threads57
I have the accu quilt go and love it. What a time saver. Love being able to cut a block and it is ready to sew. Can't wait to see what new dies will be coming out. I have 8.
07-03-2011, 09:15 AM
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Originally Posted by jaciqltznok
if you are only going to cut strips, then check into the Alto cutter...much better deal really.
I have the Alto Quick Quilt II. I have to fuss with the Alto to get accurate cuts just as I would using any ruler and mat. The Alto is more expensive then some of the die cut machines.
My Go is 3 years old, works great, and I don't pamper it at all. I cut paper and lightweight card stock with the dies too. My DGD has cut anything that will cut on it. :lol:
07-03-2011, 09:57 AM
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Here is a picture of cutting the fabric strips for my binding on the Studio. 5 stips cut all at once...and very, very little waste. the second one show how long they are. They can be even longer depending on how many yards of fabric you put on. and ye they are straight. I just did not lay them on the floor vry straight. Well off to do my binding.
Originally Posted by carolaug
I am afraid to count how many I have...Many still unopened which is perfect...since it modivates me to try different quilts and dies.
Originally Posted by threads57
I have the accu quilt go and love it. What a time saver. Love being able to cut a block and it is ready to sew. Can't wait to see what new dies will be coming out. I have 8.
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