Cut It Up with Pam - Which are the most essential fabric cutting dies to own?

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Welcome to AccuQuilt’s new fabric cutting expert program called ‘Cut It Up with Pam’! Host and AccuQuilt fabric cutting expert, Pam Heller, answers the questions every quilter wants to know about fabric die cutting.
This week join Pam as she discusses which die is the most essential to include in your die library after you purchase the 2 1/2" Strip Cutter die (55017 or 55014).
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5 авг 2024

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@cc83jc85 13 дней назад

lol..I bought a number of Accuquits over the years. Eventually I bought the 8" cube- but never had the nerve to start using it!!! SO...this afternoon I will stat with whatever pattern it comes first inside the cube

@MrsStC 7 лет назад

Hi, Pam! It's the math teacher from MO! Thank you for sharing all of the amazing info today at the demo. Mom and I are so excited to cut like crazy and create like mad. Visiting with you was wonderful, too. Accuquilt is so fortunate to have you representing the company. Take care!

@annphilbeck5174 7 лет назад

I just got the AccuQuilt cutter about a month ago. LOVE LOVE LOVE! Doing the Hunter Star now, and already made about 120 HTS's in no time at all, Oh and Christmas trees and houses bed skirt. I love accuquilt.

@judyemanuel521 Год назад

I was gifted a GoBig! Cutter along with the strip cutter you showed at the beginning of this video. In addition, I was gifted a 6” block box. I’ve cut and sewn 4 6 inch pieced blocks so far inthe last few days! I love this entire concept! However, I need 12” finished blocks for a sampler quilt I’m making. Could you create a video, or have you already , that shows ways to build out around these blocks to make them 12” finished? Obviously I need another 6” around my pieced blocks, but I just can’t visualize how to do this.

@accuquilt Год назад

Based on 4-patch system: GO! Qube 6" Block works with the GO! Qube 12" Block. We also have a video all about the Qubes systems and how they work in conjunction with another on our Facebook/RU-vid pages.

@judyemanuel521 Год назад

What is the name of the video? I can’t seem to find it.

@judyemanuel521 Год назад

I have only 1 functioning hand; the other hand has no push or pull strength, 😮, and none of my fingers on that hand bend, nor have muscle movements. This prevents me from removing the boxed diesby pulling the cloth tabs. I am wondering how else I can store my dies so they are neat and manageable. Do you have another video with other storage options?

@accuquilt Год назад

Hi Judy! That is a great suggestion for a future show. The best practice is to store your dies like books on a shelf and to avoid stacking them.

@sirfloyd1 6 лет назад

How often should i change my cutting mats

@normalundy6945 4 года назад

I have lost the new tutoring on new dies such as small crazy quilt die. Help, can you point the way to.locate it,???

@luvpugz9659 7 лет назад

I'm confused on how the clamshell is sewn together. Can you demo?

@cheryljune1603 3 года назад

I got the 12 inch, I have the 9, but I also have the 8 inch companion. I wonder if I can use it at all?

@accuquilt 3 года назад

To use the companion set you would need to corresponding Qube size to go with it. Here is a video that helps explain our Qube system more ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-vbq5we_S4Z4.html