nanacc

I traced the design lines on my dies, but did not think about including fabric size. Thanks for a great idea!

misseva

Some of my newer dies have a black outline around the shape. For lack of a better space, I store my dies in a tall kitchen garbage can (plastic) without the lid on. They stand on end and my can is full!

mimiknoxtaylor

Great idea! It looks sturdier than the one Accuquilt sells too.

carolaug

I am looking for storage ideas to put the dies on the wall. I don't like all the clutter on the desk/work area.

kiffie2413

Great idea! I wasn't sure if it was okay to store the mats any way other than flat..due to warnings about them warping.. so I love your idea! Here I come Wal-Mart!
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SewSpoiled

Cindi, I did the same thing, I wasnt about to pay all that money for their rack. I found mine at a thrift store. I think I paid $1 for it. But then my DH and I bartered with a client of ours and had this made for my Go! station in my craft room. The drawers here designed just for the dies. Now I know not everyone can barter for things like this, but you would be amazed if you only knew. You could always call a local cabinet shop and ask them if they would be willing to barter for a lap quilt for their wife for Christmas. They just might take you up on it.

SingerSewer

I am in the market for the Accuquilt cutter...do you use yours a whole lot or just a bit? Do you think it is a good investment? Thank you

SewSpoiled

Singer, I have both the Go! Baby and the Go!, I do not use it every day, however, I really do love the idea that I can just go to my Accuquilt station and work on a project when I get an idea. It makes things so much easier, I bought my Go! Baby from either HSN or QVC. I think it was HSN, I was able to get it on payment plan, but they shipped it right away. Good luck!

Misty's Mom

I got mine from amazon and I love it.

gale

Great idea! I have the big shot pro but still have some Go dies and of course some sizzix dies. I've been looking for storage solutions.