"I am enjoying my accuquilt. Cut out 5 in squares to make a 9 patch quilt (4 by 5). Really quick to cut out and I had it together 4 days."
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Thoughts on Accuquilt Go
Started this discussion. Last reply by Judy Bromeling Jan 30, 2012. 9 Replies 0 Likes
I received an Accuquilt Go for christmas and really like it. Wanted to inquire about other experience with the Accuquilt Go. I hated piecing because I thought that I was cutting pieces accurately…Continue
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Judy Bromeling replied to Gail Geeding's discussion Thoughts on Accuquilt Go"My fabulous hubby gifted me with a "GO" for christmas as well. I have done some cutting with it and ordered a strip die & mat and have good luck with the cutting process as well. Amazing how the "Strip Dies" can…"
Connie Chamberlain replied to Gail Geeding's discussion Thoughts on Accuquilt Go"I have a Accuquilt Baby Go.I cut out the 5 inch squares."
Cindy Gentry replied to Gail Geeding's discussion Thoughts on Accuquilt Go"I have been curious about the Accuquilt. I'm glad to see all these comments and it makes me want to look into it more."
Julie A. Stenkamp replied to Gail Geeding's discussion Thoughts on Accuquilt Go"I also received one for Christmas and have not yet had the chance to try it. And, I was curious as to how to control the number of pieces. Thanks to this forum and others, I'm finding the answers to all of my questions."
Becky Robinson O'Brien replied to Gail Geeding's discussion Thoughts on Accuquilt Go"My 6 year old daughter loves tohelp me cut things out. I set it all up and she cranks the machine and viola! I fold the material back and forth into 6-8 layers at a time and run it through the machine. You could control the number…"
Gail Geeding replied to Colleen Hendrix's discussion to machine or not to machine = that is the question! in the group Ohio Quilters"I think there is room for both hand and machine quilting. I think that you can achieve beautiful results with both methods. For those of us who are impatient machine quilting works better. I want to learn to machine quilt so that I…"
Gail Geeding replied to Gail Geeding's discussion Thoughts on Accuquilt Go"Thanks for everyone's comments. Over Christmas I did cut out the pieces for a dresden plate. It has 20 blades in each plate and I needed 12 plates. I cut it out fairly quickly with the Accuquilt and it went together…"
Dawn Lee replied to Gail Geeding's discussion Thoughts on Accuquilt Go"I received one for Christmas too, Haven't had a chance to play with it yet,"
Becky Robinson O'Brien replied to Gail Geeding's discussion Thoughts on Accuquilt Go"I received one for Christmas too. Have played with it but I am looking forward to cutting out my next quilt on it. It seems to work really well and I love that with one crank I can get up to 30 pieces at once!"
"I would think the Accuquilt Go would help with the accuracy of your cuts tremendously. I have wanted one for a while now and am still thinking about it. I don't mind cutting out my quilts and feel that is part of the quilting…"
Julia Purdy left a comment for Gail Geeding"Thanks for the comments. I am thinking by color in clear totes . Right now my stash is mostly in storage.. I have a small stash in the semi with me but not much. I will probably donate some to some organization to help with a need.. Thank you again…"
Gail Geeding posted a discussionThoughts on Accuquilt Go
I received an Accuquilt Go for christmas and really like it. Wanted to inquire about other experience with the Accuquilt Go. I hated piecing because I thought that I was cutting pieces accurately sometimes they were not and I became frustrated with piecing.So I hope this helps.See More
Julia Purdy left a comment for Gail Geeding"Welcome to my Quilt Place ...I love Dayton, Oh. My husband and I travel thru there all the time ..My husband has a drop yard in Huber Heights, OH. My husband is retired Airforce he loves the base there. He took me to the CreativeFires quilt store in…"
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- I am a quilter from the Dayton, Ohio area that has been quilting for 9 years. I recently retired after working in the IT field for 30 years. I hope now to be able to concentrate more of my time on my quilting.
- How many quilts have you made?
- 10
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- Both
- How long have you been a quilter?
- 9 years
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- At 4:17pm on January 14, 2012, Julia Purdy said…
- Thanks for the comments. I am thinking by color in clear totes . Right now my stash is mostly in storage.. I have a small stash in the semi with me but not much. I will probably donate some to some organization to help with a need.. Thank you again for the reply God Bless.
- At 9:03am on January 14, 2012,
Linda Smith said… Welcome....from one "Buckeye" to another.
- At 10:26am on January 9, 2012, Julia Purdy said…
- Welcome to my Quilt Place ...I love Dayton, Oh. My husband and I travel thru there all the time ..My husband has a drop yard in Huber Heights, OH. My husband is retired Airforce he loves the base there. He took me to the CreativeFires quilt store in SPRINGFIELD, Ohio. It was. a wonderful place . MAY GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY THIS NEW YEAR.
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