Go! Fabric Cutter
#11
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Originally Posted by Ducky
Prism, would you let us know how you like it? If I could find a good deal on one, I may be interested.
#12
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Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
The next quilt I have in line to make is ALL HSTs that I will do in squares and sew two at a time.
What is Shoppers Rule?
What is Shoppers Rule?
#14
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Originally Posted by Prism99
Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
The next quilt I have in line to make is ALL HSTs that I will do in squares and sew two at a time.
What is Shoppers Rule?
What is Shoppers Rule?
#15
Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
Originally Posted by Prism99
Originally Posted by pittsburgpam
The next quilt I have in line to make is ALL HSTs that I will do in squares and sew two at a time.
What is Shoppers Rule?
What is Shoppers Rule?
NEED has nothing to do with it :D :D
#16
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Originally Posted by Prism99
There is an accuquilt group by that name at http://groups.yahoo.com
#17
I would like one of these real bad but with my luck I would sew them wrong not 1/4 perfect and then everything will off from my sewing and then that money would be wasted cut straight sewn wrong. Geezz :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
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Originally Posted by tslowery
I would like one of these real bad but with my luck I would sew them wrong not 1/4 perfect and then everything will off from my sewing and then that money would be wasted cut straight sewn wrong. Geezz :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
On my machine, I have to move the needle position one space to the right to get the 1/4-inch seam and, when I turn off the machine, it reverts to the regular position. After forgetting to move that needle once too often, I learned to place a piece of masking tape over the knob to remind me the next time I sit down to piece.
Works for me! :D
#19
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Join Date: Aug 2007
Location: South Puget Sound, Wa. State
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I absolutly love my Go! cutter!!!!
I hate to cut out projects/quilts/whatever....It seems I never get them all accurately cut and then I have to remember what I am cutting and how much.
With the GO! cutter, I have been able to cut all my scraps down to 2 1/2' sqs. and then cut out pin wheel block pieces as fast as I could cut them. I have been able to cut and piece a quilt top in an afternoon!
I hate to cut and will be using my GO! cutter to cut out the pieces for my B&W Swap which has almost 300 2 1/2" squares for the 12 blocks.
Yes, It was expensve but I got the GO!, the value die and all the available dies and cutting mats for 599$ plus the wire holder!
It was a great deal to me and I really love it!
Kirsten
I hate to cut out projects/quilts/whatever....It seems I never get them all accurately cut and then I have to remember what I am cutting and how much.
With the GO! cutter, I have been able to cut all my scraps down to 2 1/2' sqs. and then cut out pin wheel block pieces as fast as I could cut them. I have been able to cut and piece a quilt top in an afternoon!
I hate to cut and will be using my GO! cutter to cut out the pieces for my B&W Swap which has almost 300 2 1/2" squares for the 12 blocks.
Yes, It was expensve but I got the GO!, the value die and all the available dies and cutting mats for 599$ plus the wire holder!
It was a great deal to me and I really love it!
Kirsten
#20
When I saw it, I thought it would be something good... I was hoping you guys would have tried it. I think I am going to invest in one when I have some money! I'm going to try and go the cheap route and not that website though. They seem too expensive. Plus, I'm sure it will be on ebay soon!
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