accuquilt Go
05-12-2011, 02:24 AM
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05-12-2011, 04:42 AM
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Good day to all! I bought the Accuquilt Go around Christmas time as I asked for money nothing else. I got a great deal on a bundle package on Ebay. Anyway, I am also a member of the Yahoo Accuquilt groups. There are some women who sell the dies at 35% off (plus shipping) this may be cheaper than buying at 25% off at Joann's. Especially with the price of gas nowdays! I have made 3 quilts and working on a 4th with the dies. I could not be happier as I consider myself "rotary challenged"!
05-12-2011, 07:36 AM
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I love my Go! One thing I do when I cut the rag blocks. I put a piece of thin paper* over the die before the fabric, it keeps the fabric strings out of the die.
* I save the paper used as filler in most mailed packages. It's very thin and poor quality which makes it great for the dies. I iron it smooth to cut to size.
* I save the paper used as filler in most mailed packages. It's very thin and poor quality which makes it great for the dies. I iron it smooth to cut to size.
05-12-2011, 10:45 AM
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Location: 25 yrs in TN; now back home in MI
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Originally Posted by BellaBoo
I love my Go! One thing I do when I cut the rag blocks. I put a piece of thin paper* over the die before the fabric, it keeps the fabric strings out of the die.
* I save the paper used as filler in most mailed packages. It's very thin and poor quality which makes it great for the dies. I iron it smooth to cut to size.
* I save the paper used as filler in most mailed packages. It's very thin and poor quality which makes it great for the dies. I iron it smooth to cut to size.
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