i keep thinking "do i want a go or a go baby? will i use it?". I guess i really need to be hit in the head with a major deal! i'm so glad you are enjoying it!
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I've been researching the go and baby go. I use a lot of pre cuts so I keep cutting down. I have arthritis in my hand and even though I do exercises, it hurts after tedious cutting. I don't know anyone who has one. How is the handle? The dyes are expensive. Does anyone have any thoughts?
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I got mine at Sewforless.com. I think I got an excellent buy. Yes, the dies are expensive, but how many are you realistically going to use?
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For those who have arthritis should look into the electric sizzix, you don't have to even crank just plug it in and slice away
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I just made a baby quilt out the small tumbler block! Love it!
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I don't have either kind, I did think about buying a go but, decided after all these not having one I really didn't need one. Enjoy yiurs.
Wrapping a potholder to make the handle larger may help with sore fingers and hands. Just a thought. |
I don't have an Acuquilt but I have spent the morning 'slicing and dicing' with the good ol' rotary cutter and mat :)
Way to go Krystyna, now we will see lots of 'normal' dolls quilts from you huh ??? :) |
Originally Posted by Lynnie25
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Way to go Krystyna, now we will see lots of 'normal' dolls quilts from you huh ??? :)
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I still need to get mine out of the box! I bought mine last December.
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I am getting 2500 2.5" squares ready for a swap and my Go Baby has saved my life. There is not way I want to cut 2500 squares. Have worked off and on for 2 days and they are all done and I even have lots of squares left over that I won't swap. Great purchase on my part.
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