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I bought a Go last year & have only used it 2 or 3 times. Now you've done it...I want an Alto!!
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Originally Posted by cwessel47
(Post 5233764)
That's a teaser, girl. How long did it take to cut and square up the blocks before it went into the nifty invention? Fast, I am sure - but it had to take a little longer than that!
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it is a wonderful device and the demo video on their website explains how it works. Unfortunately they never go on sale and people who own them will never part with them so you never see them for sale on ebay either. I love mine.
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I love my Alto too!
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I have one, too, and really like it. I demo'd The Alto in TX, OK and LA quilt shows. Really enjoyed that, but do not do that any more. I am retired.
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I've never heard of this but it sure looks easy to use. Too bad I didn't invest in that from the start; I've probably got that much invested with all my cutting mats and rulers.
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I did it - I got an Alto QuiltCut!!! Best part is I got the QuiltCut and carrier for $150 from someone that only used hers once and decided to sell it.
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That is amazing. But boy is it expensive.
Phyldar: I'd show him the video and then ask him if you can have the machine or the one in storage. |
I got mine at the Hampton show last year...dh spotted it and bought it for me...
love it
Originally Posted by romanojg
(Post 5234241)
I saw this at the Hampton Quilt show this year and it's on my list if possible for next year. It'll be a great asset to my Accuquilt. I was so impressed by it. I'm not so good on squaring up the fabric though, I still have problems with the dreaded bow.
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Thanks ladies!!! I've put it on my list to buy!!! :)
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