Accuquilt Qube
11-20-2016, 10:59 AM
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Accuquilt Qube
For those who may have one of the Accuquilt Qubes, do you recommend it?
It's possible that they will go on sale at this time of year, and I'm considering buying the 8 inch Qube.
I have the Go and quite a few dies. I'm concerned that the Qube may duplicate some of the dies that I already have. However, some of the dies that are unique to the Qube look really interesting.
It's possible that they will go on sale at this time of year, and I'm considering buying the 8 inch Qube.
I have the Go and quite a few dies. I'm concerned that the Qube may duplicate some of the dies that I already have. However, some of the dies that are unique to the Qube look really interesting.
11-20-2016, 11:49 AM
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All the dies from the base qube set are available separately. They even have a note on the page that says: "You get $36.92 in savings! Everyday Value Priced at $169.99 Compare to $206.91*.
*If all dies and mats were purchased separately."
and many of the individual dies have more shapes on the die. they have started their black friday sale. Go dies are 20% off, but the qube is not included.
Which die(s) do you think are unique to the qube?
*If all dies and mats were purchased separately."
and many of the individual dies have more shapes on the die. they have started their black friday sale. Go dies are 20% off, but the qube is not included.
Which die(s) do you think are unique to the qube?
11-20-2016, 06:36 PM
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with the sale that started today I had my DH get me for Christmas the 12" Cube Companion Cube--primarly cause I want that 6" Drunkard's path--that size is not available separately.
I've only had the Go for a year and don't have a huge amount of dies (strip bundle, triangles in squares, log cabin, 12" Qube) so the Qube makes sense for me--my friends that have lots of separate dies don't think it's worth their $$.
I've only had the Go for a year and don't have a huge amount of dies (strip bundle, triangles in squares, log cabin, 12" Qube) so the Qube makes sense for me--my friends that have lots of separate dies don't think it's worth their $$.
11-21-2016, 05:26 AM
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A few of the Qube dies are not sold separately, unfortunately. I don't think I will invest in any Qubes......I have too many individual dies that I have bought over the years....I can supplement if I can and make my own Qubes. It's a good marketing strategy for new buyers, I must admit!
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