deedee

sorry that the link did not work for you - possibly try: www.accuquilt.com -

they have two machines - one for businesses and one for home quilters nicknamed the "Go" - it seems very similar to the Cricut for scrapbookers.
Expensive as you have to buy the dies separately but a great investment for people who have trouble with cutting.

Rose Hall

Hi Bellaboo!

I LOVE my Accu-cut machine. I recently upgraded my Mark IV machine for the new machine that they have (Studio??). I LOVE LOVE LOVE my machine. so much that I started an online custom cutting business.
The "dies" are expensive, but make nice birthday, anniversary, christmas, etc. gifts. family ALWAYS know what to get me. I have an ongoing wish list that I give them. =)
if anyone has any questions, please email me, or call Accuquilt--their customer service is the best. Roxanne is the rep I usually ask for.
Rose Hall
www.customquiltkits.com

Margie

Bellaboo,

What comes with the Go and how many accessories/dies do you think it would take for the average quilter? How did you decide between the Go and the studio? I am interested because I have a hard time cutting and my finger joints and one arm is painful.

Margie

littlehud

I have been looking at the accucut longingly. No money for it just now. Maybe someday.

Renee

I too want one real bad! I can't justify the cost though. But my LQS has the larger one and they allow shoppers to use it for a small fee. I haven't done that yet but I love that the option is available to me.