Because our die library is so large (over 400 dies, and growing monthly), and our fabric selection so varied, we do not generally stock pre-cut shapes.  If any are available, they can be found in our “Fabric & Kits” section.

Prices vary depending on the shape, number of pieces, fabric choice, and application of fusible (if needed.)  A rough estimate for die cut shapes is between $0.10 and $1.00 each.

Please refer to the catalogs below to see what shapes we have available; if you don’t see what you want, we may be able to order it.  If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask!

Shape Catalog

AccuQuilt Studio Dies

AccuQuilt GO! Dies

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My problem hasn’t been recording the videos necessarily, but editing them down so I can upload them to YouTube.

This one was particularly hilarious; I watched in growing horror, then amusement, as I talked for 10 minutes about the wrong die.

Luckily, I was able to salvage enough of me talking about the right die to bring you this 7 minute video, which is a tip for minimizing the waste on a quarter square triangle die.  Although this video is geared toward the Studio, it’s a tip that should work on nearly any die with the angled sides of the triangle facing out, as most quarter square triangles do.  You just have to find the right balance of “extra” fabric, so you can turn what would be waste into perfectly usable shapes.

Get More Triangles from AccuQuilt Studio Quilt Block D

I learned quite a bit myself during this workshop, mostly about room setup, workshop flow, and what to bring (or not).

We were in a beautiful, bright space, and everyone was able to get a table to themselves.  I think this is important for people to have enough room to sew & to lay out their pieces to stitch and experiment.

Both the cutter and my sewing station were positioned at the front of the room.  There was also a screen, projector, and video camera connected so people could see what I was doing without having to crowd around my machine.

With this camera angle, I was able to demonstrate block assembly.  At another point, I had the camera positioned near the presser foot, so people could watch the curved piecing demonstration.

I got some great comments about my technique for curved piecing, and the ladies really got the hang of it after a couple of tries.  They said the biggest contributor to successful curved piecing was to “pay no attention to the piece on top.”  If you haven’t seen my technique, I’ll have some videos posted in a couple of weeks.

I’m quite partial to ladybugs, and this quilter is making her Drunkard’s path quilt completely from ladybug prints.

Another quilter decided to make hers larger, so she cut a LOT of drunkard’s path units.

This quilter decided that she didn’t like her original fabric choices, so she mixed her two blocks together so they each had a little punch!

I love the Drunkard’s path block because it is so versatile.  The ladies had a great time at the workshop and were remarking that we should host the workshop again so that more guild members could take advantage of it.

Drunk in Indonesia finishes at 56″ x 60″, and includes instructions for rotary cutting as well as most major die cutting systems. This pattern has a slightly higher level of difficulty, but confident beginners should be able to manage it.

This 11-page pattern is fully illustrated, and contains full-size templates and material lists for finishing the quilt in 3 sizes.

Purchasing this pattern entitles you to exclusive web content on QuiltPossible.com where you’ll find videos, tips, and behind-the-scenes details from the designer. A password is provided within the pattern directions.

Included in the kit is a blue heart, plus 4″ tall letters I, B, t, D, and F. All shapes are pre-fused with Misty Fuse, and are ready for you to applique to any project.

As a bonus, you’ll also receive a cool non-woven tote bag! The bag measures 18″ wide by 14″ tall with 24″ handles. There is a front pocket with the Blocks to Die For logo imprinted, and it also has a hook & loop closure.

This card set contains 40 cards, including instructions, two wildcards, and various Quiltspirations in seven categories.

Premium, full-color cards come wrapped in a reusable soft gel gift case.

Printed & packaged in the USA. 

Robbi and I had a lot to talk about when I visited her house, and when I got back home, I realized that we talked for 40 minutes straight on ONE segment alone. Since I know that’s too much video even for the most patient of viewers, I’ve cut this one into bite-sized segments for your viewing pleasure. This particular video is 6 minutes long, and in it, we talk about dies, mats, storage, and a couple of other cool things, including Robbi’s new die.

Robbi Eklow Talks AccuQuilt Dies Mats and Storage

This is demonstrated on the GO! Baby with the Critters Die, but you could cut this on the GO! or the Studio with any of the applique dies.

Materials:

• one leather or suede elbow patch
• six 6mm plastic crystal beads
• six 3mm plastic crystal beads
• ~12″ of 12 gauge wire
• one 3/4″ button
• one hair elastic
• wire cutters
• awl (or other sharp, pointy object)
• needle-nose or jewelry pliers

You can usually get the elbow patches at local craft or general stores.  I do have some extra materials, so if you want to win a kit, just leave a comment below!  I have about 4 kits available (leather not included), and one lucky winner will get one of the leather butterflies I already made.

GO! Leather Butterfly

Marking GO! Dies with Robbi Eklow

Robbi Eklow Opens Her GO!