ScubaK

check out the sale at Bayside quilting! And they are coming out with some new dies.
I cannot wait!
K

roxie623

You will love it! It makes applique so much quicker.

donnacollierbess

I'm curious how you decided on the BABY Go instead of the full size one. I know it's less expensive but it also seems very limited in the size of squares you can cut. Not sure I'm right about that. After you suse your Go, I too would love to hear your pros and cons. I've talked my husband out of a sewing machine and an embroidy machine in the last 10 months so I have to have all the amo I can get to talk him into or should I say out of the Go althought I'm thinking I reallllly need one? lol

atvrider

Yeah. I wish the Go had come out before I bought the Studio. I have an awful amount of money invested in something that just sits there.

donnacollierbess

You don't use your studio?

Shirleyg

I just got one but haven't had time to work with it much. I only have one die, triangles but found them on E bay and Amazon.com for very reasonable prices.

misseva

I went to accuquilt.com (i think) and bought mine. I wanted to see one B4 I bought also, but the nearest dealer was over 100 miles away! When you live out in the boondocks from podunk, you just have to rely on the internet!

misseva

Altho the Go! is a little more expensive I bought it B/C you can cut strips which is a big help to me. I can't cut a strip without a 'dogleg' in it. Since I broke my left wrist last June I can't put as much pressure on the ruler as I need to keep it from slipping. I LOVE MY GO!

Sorrelpen

It"s onMy question my want list. My question is is there an advantage to buying the larger machine versus the GO Baby.
Will I be satisfied with the smaller one or regret not getting the bigger machine?
Penny

misseva

I think you will regret it. You cannot cut long strips. The GO! will accept a die 22" long and I can't remember for sure but I think is till take up to a 12" square. The GO! will accept all of the Baby dies but not vice versa.