I purchased my Studio cutter several months ago, but didn't use it till recently. I love how easy it is to operate. So far I have cut out butterflies, scottie dogs, dragonflies, birds, and bunnies to sell. Cutting them was alot easier than packaging them. I just ordered both adaptors and can't wait to try them out with my GO dies. Thank you for a great product.

(Posted on 2/21/12)

I am in love with my Studio. So very easy to use. First die I used was the Take5. 20 full blocks cut in two passes, brilliant.

(Posted on 2/20/12)

This machine is the best. No more struggling with shapes, strips, etc. from cutting by hand! Everything goes together perfectly.
Karen

(Posted on 1/23/12)

I have been using my Studio for a few years now and it is the best investment for quilting since the sewing machine! It will cut up to 10 layers of fabric and all pieces are exact. The initial investment is costly, but well worth the price (they have come down in price considerably since I bought mine). I hope to be able to keep building my dies over time. The only draw back is having to pick threads out of the dies - especially when using flannel, but if you do it frequently it is manageable. I can't buy Studio items in Canada and have to order from the US so shipping gets expensive - No Free Shipping to Canada, it doesn't matter how much you buy.

(Posted on 1/20/12)

The Studio lives up to quality and uses as described easily! I have bought so many things that don't, so I guess that must be why I am so giddy. Studio is solidly built and the dies are even higher quality than I expected and truly do cut like butter. Since the Studio is so simple to operate and manual, not electrical, it isn't going to break down or have some hidden problem or catch finger or something. I have so far cut strips and cross cut them (It works and makes beautiful squares) half square triangles and small hexagons. I already used the go adapter and it worked great. If you can save the up money this is worth it!!

(Posted on 1/18/12)

I have had the Go cutter for over a year now and thought it was great but when the studio cutter came out with the adaptors to use Go dies I decided to get the Studio cutter. I just cut out my first quilt pieces and it was such a smooth process. I cut 8 layers and it was like going through butter. I loved my Go but if you have been wanting an easier cutting job go for the Studio. I found there was no effort to cut through the layers and the only drawback about the whole process is that I won't be getting the necessary exercise for my upper arms. Oh well I will put up with the bat wing arms because i will be able to cut so many more quilts for charity.
So happy that I made the decision to get the big Studio Cutter.

(Posted on 1/2/12)

I received my studio cutter and read the instructions. Now am excited about making the dresden template; so i will be making a child quilt and i want to use the dresden template. Can wait to get started.

(Posted on 12/30/11)

Between an unexpected Visa gift card from my new employer and the wonderful sale, I bought myself the Studio cutter for Christmas. It just arrived, it is set up and I LOVE IT!

(Posted on 12/30/11)

I finally did it - I ordered the Studio! It is my Christmas present to me and I can't wait to get it!!! Opening a quilt shop, I know this will really help!
Plus I ordered the Take Five die - what wonderful presents!

(Posted on 12/21/11)

I LOVE the Studio cutter. I just received it, set it up and began cutting 5" square blocks. This is my first experience with a die cutter and I cann't believe how easily it cuts thru so many layers of fabric. Now my only problem will be the "need" for all those awesome dies. I am so glad I was able to purchase the Studio Cutter while it was on sale. To all those still trying to decide which cutter to purchase, go for the Studio while it is on sale. You won't regret it!!

(Posted on 12/17/11)