Brother's cutting machine for fabric.
Have any of you used the Brother's fabric cutting machine, and if so, does it waste fabric. Can you cut a block size pattern? Thanks
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If you do a search on the board for the official product name "ScanNCut", you can find several discussions. I would do an additional search on "Scan and Cut", not the official spelling, but often used.
In general, the computerized machines, like the ScanNCut, which cut a single layer of fabric and are wonderful for applique. Die cutting machines, the GO for instance, cut many layers at once and are better at pieced blocks. |
The brother website has a lot of videos on the quilting. I suggest maybe join the scanncut quilting forum on facebook. I know quite a few have cut block quilt using it. I haven't done it yet so can't comment on the wastage. I just have seen on the few forums that I am on a few people cut pieced quilts. Learning to cut fabric on it is a process, we did it at a workshop without the fusible and it really was an eye opener of how to be successful at it. I think if I had tried on my own I might have become frustrated. I am looking forward to a new class on it at road2ca quilt show in 2 weeks
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Thanks so much for the info., it really helped
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When I saw it demo when it first came out, it appeared to me that it would work better for applique then for making pieced blocks.
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