Hi AccuQuilt friends! I'm Melanie from A Bit of Scrap Stuff and I'm so excited to share a tutorial with the AccuQuilt GO! Qube Mix & Match 12" Block (55778) and GO! Stars (55028). We are going to make a fun and fabulous (plus quick) Fourth of July project today! Don't worry international friends - this block will look adorable in all colors!

Hi it's Bea from Beaquilter.com and I'm here to show you a fun and simple table topper made from the GO! Qube™ Mix and Match 10" Block. It's 20" x 20" finished.

This is Marjorie Busby from bluefeatherquiltstudio.com, and I love, love, love the GO! QUBE. My first reaction was, “Why would I need this when I already have almost every die that AccuQuilt makes?” The answer was obvious before the package was hardly opened. With the QUBE, everything needed is at your fingertips. Cutting the exact number of pieces for each block is a breeze. It is like the BOB dies, except that there are an infinite number of blocks that can be made using this one set of dies. And best of all, the 4 x 4 patch blocks can be made in any size: I chose the 9" QUBE and love that I can make 4 x 4 patch blocks in that size. It opens up a whole new world of cutting for me. The more time I spend with it, the more I love it for both piecing and embroidery.

Hi! It's Sherri from A Quilting Life, and I'm here today to share a fun table topper I made with the AccuQuilt GO! Log Cabin-12" die. I've made lots of log cabin projects using a lot of different techniques before, and I was excited to try the AccuQuilt system for this block. I was really pleased with everything about the log cabin die...it was easy to use and made constructing my log cabin blocks go quickly! I love that these strips are cut at 1 1/2" making them usable for all sorts of other projects, too. You can make up to a 12" log cabin block using this die; however, you can also make smaller blocks by using fewer strips. For today's project I made 9" finished blocks by using all of the strips in the lower section of the die and just the smallest strip in the upper section of the die.