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Posted by AuntK on November 5, 2009, 10:46 am
Does or has anyone here used this device for fabric cutting?
Particularly lenghts of fabric? It seems pretty nifty for keeping
fabric aligned but not sure if it's worth the $$. A friend of mine
and I saw this being demo'd in Lancaster earlier this year. She's
thinking about putting it on her xmas list. Since you folks know
everything, I thought I'd come here for the scoop.
www.quiltcut.com
Thanks,
Kim in NJ
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Posted by Bonnie Patterson on November 5, 2009, 11:58 am
I have seen it used and the new edition is better than the original.
That said, I am still on the is it worth the money list. I like it but
would I use it? Don't know...
On Thu, 5 Nov 2009 07:46:41 -0800 (PST), AuntK
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>Does or has anyone here used this device for fabric cutting?
>Particularly lenghts of fabric? It seems pretty nifty for keeping
>fabric aligned but not sure if it's worth the $$. A friend of mine
>and I saw this being demo'd in Lancaster earlier this year. She's
>thinking about putting it on her xmas list. Since you folks know
>everything, I thought I'd come here for the scoop.
>www.quiltcut.com
>Thanks,
>Kim in NJ
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Posted by Joanna on November 5, 2009, 8:16 pm
I would spend that kind of money for something like that but talk to me
in a few years I might change my mind.
Joanna
AuntK wrote:
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> Does or has anyone here used this device for fabric cutting?
> Particularly lenghts of fabric? It seems pretty nifty for keeping
> fabric aligned but not sure if it's worth the $$. A friend of mine
> and I saw this being demo'd in Lancaster earlier this year. She's
> thinking about putting it on her xmas list. Since you folks know
> everything, I thought I'd come here for the scoop.
>
> www.quiltcut.com
>
> Thanks,
> Kim in NJ
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Posted by Ruby on November 6, 2009, 10:37 am
a very timely discussion as cutting is one of my weak spots. i have
seen that gadget in magazines but it seems limited and very pricey. I
thin if it was a good tool that my quilt shop might get it and cut
fabric for patrons for a price as the do quilting.
Just a thought.
ruby
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Posted by AuntK on November 6, 2009, 10:51 am
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> a very timely discussion as cutting is one of my weak spots. =A0i have
> seen that gadget in magazines but it seems limited and very pricey. =A0I
> thin if it was a good tool that my quilt shop =A0might get it and cut
> fabric for patrons for a price as the do quilting.
> Just a thought.
> ruby
Good thought! If I can find the brochure again maybe I'll take it w/
me next time I go to the LQS and see if anyone there has used it and
get their feedback. They also just recently set up a long arm in the
shop for sale. The owners son is also a friend of ours and I asked
him the other evening if he knew if the shop was planning on renting
out time on that. Another question for when I stop in. The last
couple of times I've been in there it was either crazy busy or I was
on a mission and didn't really have the opportunity to chat.
Kim in NJ
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>Particularly lenghts of fabric? It seems pretty nifty for keeping
>fabric aligned but not sure if it's worth the $$. A friend of mine
>and I saw this being demo'd in Lancaster earlier this year. She's
>thinking about putting it on her xmas list. Since you folks know
>everything, I thought I'd come here for the scoop.
>www.quiltcut.com
>Thanks,
>Kim in NJ