I love mine - I only need it about once a month when I do my cutting for an entire project but boy does it cut time that I HAVE to cut all those pieces! Cuts my time from 2.5 days into less than 1.

(Posted on 4/24/12)

I am a brand new quilter. My grandmother was an award winning quilter. She taught me to cross stitch. I recently bought an embroidery and quilting machine. I wanted to make some baby activity blankets, and so, I bought a rotary cutter. It didn't take long for me to recognize how slow this can be. I found instructions on you tube confusing, especially about how to get started with an absolute 90 degree angle. I am a physician and don't have alot of free time, so the time I have to "play", I want to count. I came across the GO! and decided to buy the Baby, because I could drag it around with me to the hospital. I deliver babies, and so, sometimes sit in the hospital for several hours waiting for the baby to deliver. I received my GO! baby and I must say that it more than exceeded my expectations. What a find! It is so easy to use. The videos are very clear. There is almost nothing to it. I showed it to another quilter who is a nurse at my hospital and she loved it. I must say I was dreading cutting out all the quilt pieces with a rotary cutter, but now, I can hardly wait. I want the Dresden plate design in GO! baby. Any chance?

Great design, easy to use, accurate, small, portable, time saver, great value for the money!

(Posted on 4/22/12)

I love my Go! Baby. My only regret is not buying the GO! because of the lack of as many available dies. Wish I would have invested the difference in cost so I could have a bigger variety of die cuts. Some of the appliques that are available to the GO! should be made available to the GO! Baby even if in a smaller version. I do enjoy the dies that I have and the carrying case makes it so easy to take with me on vacations. Some day I may be able to afford the GO!

Wishfully thinking,
Myrtle

(Posted on 4/20/12)

I first bought a baby and thought that I would be satisfied with that. Well, when I gave my daughter in-law the big accuquilt cutter for her birthday, I knew I would have to have one for myself as well. I didn't need 2 cutters in the house so I put one in the trailer. I like to do crafts while we are camping or on holidays.

(Posted on 4/19/12)

I received my cutter as a gift and it is great. I started cutting everything in sight! the only drawback is i would like to cut more than 2 layers of fabric at one time. If you are a serious crafter/quilter/sewer save up and get the studio! if you are member of a quilting club take up a collection and get a studio cutter.

I had to send mine back because the handle fell off in mid cut. they are replacing it.

(Posted on 4/5/12)

I just bought the Go Baby starter set. This is my 1st quilt that I'm doing from scratch. I had started cutting by hand and Oh what a job!
I order the Go Baby and got it in 2 days after ordering. I'm loving it!!
It's saving me so much time and effort. I'm making a Sunbonnet Sue
quilt for my 1st great Grand daughter to be here in April. With this
I'll have it done well before her birth.
Just one WISH.... That when we buy a starter set we could exchange 1 or 2 dies for different ones that aren't in the set, thus creating a personalized set of what we know we'll use or need the most.

(Posted on 3/14/12)

I got my Go Baby today! Did I mention that I love it?? I have been cutting pieces to make the basket quilt and it is soooo easy and fast!! I am sure i would have sliced my finger by now with the rotary cutter!! Now...what other dies do I want???...hmmmmmm :)

(Posted on 3/9/12)

Love it. I have carpal tunnel and my hands slip when I cut so this is great. i will probably upgrade to the go when I have the money

(Posted on 3/6/12)

I have received the Go Baby and I am using it with the hexagone die to do a paper piecing quilt. It is amazing how much time I am reducing in cutting pieces. And since I am not so fond of cutting, it is a great thing!

(Posted on 2/23/12)

Although I have been sewing for most of my 57 years, I am new to quilting. I am not a fan of "reverse" sewing -- so I thought this would be a perfect way to help me get it straight the first time! So far, so good. I have only done a little bit with the Baby, but I checked out more of the free patterns last night, and I am so excited about trying out the dies I have purchased.

(Posted on 2/22/12)