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Yay!! Thanks for sharing Donna😊. The Go Big truly is a magical machine that is so fun to use 😊. I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi 😊👋🏽. My pleasure. I totally understand being at the beginning of your journey and sticking with precuts! I hope you come back and join me for more videos. I’m going to be getting more into color theory which may be helpful on your quilting journey 😊

Absolutely Dianna😊 It’s “LinIt starch”.

@@TammisStitches Thanks!

My pleasure! I’ll see you in the next video😊👋🏽

Yay! I’m glad this block inspired you 😊. It’s a fun block. Make sure you pay attention to which way you turn you units or else you zig might zag😂😂. Stay tuned for more translation videos. I’ll see you in the next one 😊👋🏽

Hello😊. I’m so glad you found the channel! I truly appreciate you being here😊. Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss anything. I release these tutorials every Thursday, 5pm PST. I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi Ellen😊. Thanks for sharing😊. The AccuQuilt cutting system is absolutely faster & easier to use! And like you, I wait for a good sale before I purchase the dies. I appreciate you being here and hope to see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Thank you Diane🥰. I’m glad you enjoyed the video! I’ll see you in the next one my friend 😊👋🏽

Hi😊. My pleasure & thanks so much for commenting. This block will make a wonderful table runner. I’m so glad the video inspired you! I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi Sandy😊 I agree with you about the 2 1/2” strip die. I truly is the most versatile die! Your guild sounds like an amazing group of people 😊. You’re so lucky to have them. Please share the channel with them, maybe they’ll enjoy the content as well. Thanks & I’ll see you in the next video😊👋🏽

Hi Vickie😊. Thanks for your question. Typically quilters mark their dies with a sharpie to outline the area in which they will place the fabric with the goal of minimizing fabric waste. Marking the dies with a sharpie allows you to rough cut your fabric prior to placing the fabric on the die. It makes it easier when you want to cut different color fabrics on say a BOB die. You can place the fabric without so much overlap, therefore minimizing fabric waste. I don’t personally mark my dies because I just precut my fabric with 1/4”-1/2” wider to accommodate the die shape. If you choose to mark your dies, I would say mark it 1/4”-1/2” wider than the shape on the die. That should give you enough wiggle room and minimize fabric waste. I hope this helps 😊

@TammisStitches Thank you. I do like you just cut 1/4 to 1/2. I will continue to do it that way for now. Accuquilt utube showed the start of my wall hanger. It was a sew along. Watching your show helps me get better and better. Thank you!

Hi Brenda😊 I love AccuQuilt for cutting fabric as well. Thanks for commenting, it’s appreciated! I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi😊 My pleasure. Thank you for commenting! Blessing received. May God bless you and yours as well🙏🏽. I appreciate you being here and will see you in the next video my friend 😊👋🏽

Hi Brenda😊. Thank you for commenting! And thank you for the bracelet complement. My mother gave it to me when I became a Registered Nurse way back in 1997 😂. I’ll see you in the next video my friend 🥰👋🏽

Hello 😊. Thank you so much for checking out the channel, I appreciate your interest 😊. My rotary cutting and ruler skills are terrible so I pretty much stick with what I’m good at which is using the AccuQuilt & Scan N Cut machines to cut fabric. I do use a rotary cutter and rulers to do “rough” cuts on fabric, but cutting out pieces for quilt blocks using those tools is not in my comfort zone.😊

Hello my friend 🥰. Oh my stars yes! It was so much fun. I appreciate your continued support. I’ll see you in the next video 👋🏽🥰

Howdy Tammy my friend 🥰. You made an Arkansas Crossroads quilt top!! That’s amazing. I love the your idea of making scrappy 9 patch blocks with your left over colors. I’m really getting into the “puzzle” and “scappy” season of my quilting journey. I ordered some Bella & Kona solids🎉 and had a retirement party for all my grunge fabric 😂. Have a good evening my friend & I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Thank you Diane 🥰 It was a lot of fun. I really enjoyed the “puzzle” aspect of the process. I appreciate you & will see you in the next video my friend 😊👋🏽

Hi Kathleen😊. Thanks for sharing. The rotary blade is a nice tool to have on hand. I go back & forth with the rotary blade and the fabric blade so it’ll come in handy. I appreciate you commenting & will see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hey Carol😊. Thank you so much for your continued support. Thanks for the Bella tip! I wonder if starching would help with the fraying 🤔. Either way, I’m excited to be purchasing both in the near future. Now that I think about it… I’ll do a comparison video of them both once I starch them. Thanks for the inspiration😊. I appreciate you being here. I’ll see you in the next video😊👋🏽

Hi Sara😊. Thanks for sharing. You know… I didn’t see it that way but now that you’ve pointed it out, I totally see it! Isn’t it exciting to see all the ways color placement can change the vibe of a block😊. I appreciate you being here and will see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi Mary😊. I am so glad you shared your story of being an oncology social worker. It motivates me knowing that my style and approach to quilting helps professionals like us create balance & healing in our personal lives. I’m so glad you’ve found me as well. Welcome my friend & I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi😊. Yes, that’s a great idea! There are so many options just by changing the orientation of the fabric. Thank you so much for sharing your idea 😊. I appreciate you and will see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi Suzanna😊. My pleasure & thanks so much for commenting! We all need a little motivation & inspiration to use our AccuQuilt dies we currently own. Yeah, I’m getting closer to removing the Grunge from my collection & purchasing Bella & Kona solids to mix with my precuts. I’d love it if you’d join me for more Block Translation videos! I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hey Diane 😊. So many variations, so little time 😂😂. Thanks for sharing my friend! I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi Annie😊 Thanks for commenting! You are absolutely correct. I love them both because they offer me very different ways to express my creativity 😊. I appreciate you being here and hope you join me for more videos 😊👋🏽

I’m sorry you had a bad experience with their support process. Thanks for warning us to make sure we double check our orders before we click that final pay button. We will learn from your experience😞

Hey Suzanne 😊! Yay! Now all we have to do is make enough for a sampler quilt 😉 Perhaps we can make sample quilts together and share them with each other!🥰

Hey Tammy my friend 🥰. Yeah, I’m graduating from the grunge look, I’m over it 😂. I’m going to invest in some Bella & Kona Solids so that I can mix them with layer cakes😊. Have a wonderful weekend as well my friend 😘👋🏽

Hi Diane😊. Yes, it does! Thanks for commenting my friend. I’ll see you in the next video😊👋🏽

Hello & thank you for your questions 😊. The Go! Cuts just as well as the other cutters. The Go! Will accommodate larger dies compared to the Go!Me, so you have more die options with the Go! The “rotary” blade (the circle one) for the Scan N cut costs approximately $40 for the blade alone and approximately $60 for the initial kit. I haven’t needed to replace my rotary blade yet. But I don’t use the machine frequently. I pretty much use it to cut appliqué pieces. I hope this helps😊 I’ll see you in the next video😊👋🏽

Thank you & congratulations of your AccuQuilt purchase 🎉. I’d love it if you’d subscribe and join me each Thursday for more Block Translation videos 😊👋🏽

Hi🥰. I’m loving the vibe you described! Especially since today is Summer Solstice and I am not looking forward to the upcoming heat😂. You’re the best. I appreciate you. See you in the next video my friend 😊👋🏽

@TammisStitches it's been over 100° everyday since May 27th and the lowest low since has been 76° on the 27th...other than the first few days in June, the lows have been in the 80's with the highest low being 87°!!!! It'll continue to get worse for weeks on end and we won't see 70's again until November 😭

I’m in the San Fernando Valley, a suburb of Los Angeles, CA it gets 100+ until October. We’ll just stay inside and quilt all summer 😂🥰

Hi Constance😊. Thanks for sharing your thoughts! The Scan N Cut is a good option if you have the patience. Yes there are many more quilt blocks with the SDX325 version. Check out the AllBrands UA-cam channel. Courtney is a master at showing you how to use all the features of the Scan N Cut. I’ll be doing more videos with the Scan N Cut, but for now AllBrands will teach you a lot. I hope this helps! I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi Sandy my friend 😊. Thank you for supporting the channel. Your comments keep me motivated 🥰. I love your statement “I could cut and sew forever!” I feel the same way 😊

Hi Sandy 👋🏽. Not taken as being rude at all! I’m at the beginning of my journey learning color theory so corrections are welcomed😊. I value your feedback my friend. I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi Sandy😊. Thanks for commenting. I’m like you and have ideas of making multiple versions of the same quilt, but not likely to actually do it 😂. I appreciate you sharing. I’ll see you in the next video 😊👋🏽

Hi Vickie my friend 🥰 Stay tuned to the channel. I’m creating an opportunity for us to improve our color wheel skills together! I’ll see you in the next video 🥰👋🏽