I love my Go!
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I found this pattern online. I pulled my fabric and cut all the HST and squares using my Go in less then 30 min. I put it all in a bag with the pattern and now I have a quilt kit ready to grab and take to a sew day.
Here is the pattern: http://www.quiltingismytherapy.com/w...al-revised.pdf
Here is the pattern: http://www.quiltingismytherapy.com/w...al-revised.pdf
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I have the Go Big but use the manual Go for most of the dies. I like the Go Big for the BOB dies. I don't have the dedicated space for the Studio but my guild has the Studio for mass cuttings. All members can use it but they have to buy their own dies if they want different ones then our donation quilt dies. We use just a few dies for those quilts.
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I love my Fuse, for the same reason!
I will never never never ever make another rag quilt without using dies to cut the raggedy ends. So much faster, more even, better looking and (best of all) easier on my hands! I'm cutting circles from old jeans and I can cut 4 layers of denim at a pass with no problems and it's already ragged and ready to go. I would not make this quilt without the die cutter!
I will never never never ever make another rag quilt without using dies to cut the raggedy ends. So much faster, more even, better looking and (best of all) easier on my hands! I'm cutting circles from old jeans and I can cut 4 layers of denim at a pass with no problems and it's already ragged and ready to go. I would not make this quilt without the die cutter!
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