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Old 05-03-2014, 09:58 AM
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Pagzz
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I like the scan n cut. It cuts fabric well, but there is a learning curve.

If you are doing applique pieces like many leaves or petals it cuts them all on one sheet. If you have scraps of fabric you stick them all on the mat then scan them in. Next you maneuver the images you want to cut on the screen so for example you can cut the petals on your yellow fabric, and the leaves on your green and then a circle of brown for the center.

I have the GO cutter and many times I bought dies that I have never used, or used only for one project. To me this is a great waste. I know I have spent at least $700 on the GO and dies that are now gathering dust.
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