hobbykat1955

I always wait for a sale on die's thru "GO" since they give you points that add up and you use as money for your next purchase.
I had the "Go" handle turn for yrs and just upgraded to the "Big Go" have yet to remove from box so busy...Maybe this wkend. I only buy dies I know I'll use allot which are usually Sq's, tumblers, triangles and recently bought the Ohio Star.

Geri B

I cannot seem to find any bargain prices on accuquilt dies...it seems that the company has some sort of rule on pricing....I only always see same price as their website, never lower....shipping cost charge would be my way of deciding who to get dies from.

hobbykat1955

Subscribe to their newsletter...they will send you emails when they have a sale...

peaceandjoy

I don't think you will, as it's a little obscure unless you are familiar with them, lol. "Block on Board" https://www.accuquilt.com/blog/blog/...ials/meet-bob/

thrums

Thanks for the site.

Feathers-N-Fur

Accuquilt set their own prices. Resellers are no longer allowed to sell cheaper than the Accuquilt site. I get the emails from Accuquilt so I know when they are doing a good sale, then buy from Quilt in a Day. QIAD sells for the same price, but with free shipping.

franklindixie

Qubes only cut one of a given shape. Think about what shapes you typically use. It may be better to purchase individual does that cut multiples of the same, commonly used shapes instead of a Qube.

Geri B

Each cube creates a different size block, but each set has the same basic die shapes. But I'm still very confused with the Qubes....example QIAD Eleanor did a recent video demoing 8" Qube, but producing a 12 1/2" block??