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plainpat 10-27-2010 12:58 AM

Keep the tips coming please.


Originally Posted by BellaBoo
Spray some static guard on the cutting mat. It stops the static cling. Also it's helpful, instead of taking the mat off the top after the cut, turn the die upside down then remove the fabric. There are lots of great tips and hints on Youtube for the Go.


plainpat 10-27-2010 02:30 AM

Forgot to ask on previous post. How do you store the dies? The web site says not to stack them on top of another die. Do they need to hang or just in a holder like shown on the site?

CarrieAnne 10-27-2010 05:01 AM

OOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHH, static guard! Thanks, I do sometimes have static.......great tip!
No, I dont get lots of waste, I cut the fabric a bit bigger than the shape I am using.

quilter53 10-27-2010 05:29 AM

Maybe I missed this but how many can you stack and cut?

CarrieAnne 10-27-2010 05:51 AM

I usually do 2 or 3.

quilter53 10-27-2010 06:51 AM


Originally Posted by CarrieAnne
I usually do 2 or 3.

I thought you could do more. Ok. I will do less. I tried 4 and it seemed to do ok, except i had to cut one thread.

elizabeth 10-27-2010 07:29 PM

I usually cut 4 to 8 layers, depending on the fabric. Denim is hard to cut with more than one layer with the rag quilt die. I do have threads to snip when I remove the square. But, there are many cuts (blades) on that die. I clean out the die every few cuts. I love my Accuquilt Go.

quilter53 10-28-2010 09:46 AM


Originally Posted by elizabeth
I usually cut 4 to 8 layers, depending on the fabric. Denim is hard to cut with more than one layer with the rag quilt die. I do have threads to snip when I remove the square. But, there are many cuts (blades) on that die. I clean out the die every few cuts. I love my Accuquilt Go.

I will try more layers. thanks.
I still want to see what you have made with the pieces cut with the Go. :)

carolaug 02-25-2011 02:11 PM

I was storing the dies in a art bin the stands up but now I use a metal file rack holder that you can get at an office store like staples. Works great and looks like the ones that they sell on the accuquilt store.

carolaug 02-25-2011 02:11 PM


Originally Posted by carolaug
I was storing the dies in a art bin the stands up but now I use a metal file rack holder that you can get at an office store like staples. Works great and looks like the ones that they sell on the accuquilt store. I use the Art bins to hold my studio dies. They are thicker than the Go dies an d just a bit to small to use the wire rack holder.

Originally Posted by plainpat
Forgot to ask on previous post. How do you store the dies? The web site says not to stack them on top of another die. Do they need to hang or just in a holder like shown on the site?




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