So do you know some one who owns cutters with dies?
#15
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Illinois
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...what do mean "flopped anyone"... Must be the ' new' English! Anyway, I have a GO, best investment I have made in a long time.....have many dies and tomorrow am going to order a few more using gift card from family.....so that is my plan!
#16
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Location: Clay Springs AZ
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Cutting fabric with a rotary cutter is no problem so will not put out big bucks for a machine to cut for me.
It would be nice for applique pieces but so far have not used applique.
Did buy a cheap three hundred dollar Brother embroidery machine that I love for baby quilts.
It would be nice for applique pieces but so far have not used applique.
Did buy a cheap three hundred dollar Brother embroidery machine that I love for baby quilts.
#18
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Location: Florida
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I don't have one but I have a Bee friend that brings hers in if anyone wants to use it. I don't want one. I used to be into scrapbooking and have a Cricut which does similar cuts. To me there is too much waste for fabric. But, for honest accuracy, it works fine. If I was doing flowers or other round shapes, I can see using it. But not for Squares, triangles, ect.
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