Have you heard...New ACCUQUILT GO
#62
Junior Member
Join Date: May 2010
Location: Southern Texas
Posts: 294
Originally Posted by carolaug
Would love to hear some feedback on if its worth it from those who have them. If it is...will have to add it to my Christmas list...my kids can pitch in...
#63
I don't have the Go!...yet,but have been reading posts & reviews from owners.Also downloaded the chart from Accuquilt site...as to which machine the dies fit....one or both.Kelly,owner of "I Have A Notion" has one & can answer questions about most cutters.She is also a scrap booker & uses diff cutters personally.
Saw the Accuquilter in a LQS being used by the owner ,for a class she was teaching.Cutting is getting to be a chore....my back complains,so no longer able to cut most of the day.Thanks to all the posters sharing info.
Saw the Accuquilter in a LQS being used by the owner ,for a class she was teaching.Cutting is getting to be a chore....my back complains,so no longer able to cut most of the day.Thanks to all the posters sharing info.
Originally Posted by Stormy Days
I have a GO and I love the uniform cuts, plus the time it saves. I never realized how off my cuts could be, just a tiny bit, but it makes a difference. If you like applique it can really help. I just finished a quilt with teddy bears, butterflies, and ducks on it, that I would never have made if I had to cut them all out. The baby GO uses all of the applique dies and a lot of the others. I have to agree that I would buy it through Kelly at I Have A Notion. She is wonderful and very helpful, plus she has it for the lowest price I've seen.
#64
Originally Posted by ladydi64
Originally Posted by carolaug
Would love to hear some feedback on if its worth it from those who have them. If it is...will have to add it to my Christmas list...my kids can pitch in...
#65
I'm wanting the accuquilt Go, but can only use my right arm/hand...can any owners tell me if this can be used with one arm only? Can it be used without holding it still or without feeding the fabric with the other hand? Thanks so much!!!! It would be a joy to get accurate cuts!!!
#66
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Western Wisconsin
Posts: 12,930
Originally Posted by Marine Mom
I'm wanting the accuquilt Go, but can only use my right arm/hand...can any owners tell me if this can be used with one arm only? Can it be used without holding it still or without feeding the fabric with the other hand? Thanks so much!!!! It would be a joy to get accurate cuts!!!
The Studio is heavy so it may not have these problems. Perhaps someone with a Studio can comment.
#68
Senior Member
Join Date: Feb 2010
Posts: 554
Originally Posted by ladydi64
Originally Posted by carolaug
Would love to hear some feedback on if its worth it from those who have them. If it is...will have to add it to my Christmas list...my kids can pitch in...
#69
Originally Posted by Marine Mom
I'm wanting the accuquilt Go, but can only use my right arm/hand...can any owners tell me if this can be used with one arm only? Can it be used without holding it still or without feeding the fabric with the other hand? Thanks so much!!!! It would be a joy to get accurate cuts!!!
#70
What seller puts a hold on your bank account? Haven't seen that mentioned.
Originally Posted by qwkslver
Caution though. It says not charged until shipped but it puts a hold on your bank account for the entire amount.
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