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moedersaar 02-25-2013 01:35 PM


Originally Posted by lizzy (Post 5880099)
Has anyone purchased one of these and how do you like it. I do lots of strip quilting and art quilts. What would you recommend? Is the money well spent? I see the dies are quite pricey. Thanks for any input.

I dont have one but wich I could aford one, been trying to find some one that would swap my porselin dolls for a accuquilt Go and some dies. have blessed day sarah

cowgirlquilter 02-25-2013 02:14 PM

I have a Go Baby and use it with my fourth graders who are learning how to quilt. It saves lots of time and really money, as there is productive cutting and we can move forward quickly on making quilts without the stress of lots of boo-boos. It is fun, too!

BellaBoo 02-25-2013 04:22 PM

I am really liking the Ribbon Cut Die and the Rose of Sharon die. I tend to have a favorite die every few months. I have the large 9" hex die. It's perfect for big bold hex blocks.

Colbaltjars62 02-25-2013 07:19 PM

Get the Accuquilt Go, it takes all of the Baby go dies and all of the regular go dies and alot of the studio dies. One of the newer dies cuts 3 different sized strips at the same time.. That is my next purchase.

ecmlbrant 02-26-2013 11:03 AM

are the dyes interchangeable in the Go and the Baby?

Prism99 02-26-2013 12:24 PM


Originally Posted by ecmlbrant (Post 5890117)
are the dyes interchangeable in the Go and the Baby?

The Baby takes only some of the Go! dyes. Here is a link that shows which dies work in both and which are only for the Go:
http://www.accuquilt.com/media/refch...hart-QQJ47.pdf

narnianquilter 02-26-2013 12:34 PM

I just got a GO for Christmas and it has saved me a ton of time! I think it really depends on the types of quilts you are doing- I do alot of photo quilts so the die for a 6 in block was a lifesaver. Same with the DWR die- especially since it seems like the key to that one is cutting pieces all the same size EXACTLY. For me, it's worth it.

Geri B 02-26-2013 05:03 PM


Originally Posted by quiltin-nannie (Post 5880166)
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I bought the Accuquilt Go several years ago and have used it twice. I have a bunch of dies to go with it that I just"had" to have. Could kick myself for spending all that money. When I first bought it, between that and extra dies it was over $800. With the dies I bought afterwards, I probably have well over $1200 invested, and it just sits there and collects dust. Live and learn.

Copied my comments from another post from about a week ago.

If you don't want it you should offer it for sale....bet you would get some interested inquiries.

sewplease 02-26-2013 06:46 PM


Originally Posted by ecmlbrant (Post 5890117)
are the dyes interchangeable in the Go and the Baby?

The Baby GO takes the narrow dies.

knitterb 02-27-2013 01:11 PM

I would be interested in some information on both the Go and Go Baby. Thanks for your post!


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