AccuQuilt - GO! Simple Shapes by Edyta Sitar Die

GO! Simple Shapes Die
Cutting Mat Required: GO! Cutting Mat – 6 in. x 12 in. (15.2 cm x 30.4 cm)

How to Die Cut Simple Shapes:

• Apply fusible web to the wrong side of the fabric before cutting, following the manufacturer's instructions.

• To use 2 ½" strips:

  • Cut and fuse 2 ½" strips across the width of fabric (or use precut strips).

  • Fanfold up to four layers over the shapes on the left and right side of the die board.

  • Cut three of each shape across the width of fabric.

  • One yard of 40" wide fabric yields 18 of each shape.

• To use scraps:

  • Place pre-fused scraps directly over the shape and cut.

Why Quilters Love the GO! Simple Shapes Die:

• Designed in collaboration with Edyta Sitar, known for her stunning floral quilt blocks.

• No templates required—this die includes intricate applique shapes that are difficult to cut by hand.

• Features a wide variety of shapes: flower centers, leaves, a small bird, and more.

• Cuts all shapes on the die board using two pre-fused, pre-cut 2 ½" strips.

• Cut up to four layers in a single pass (note: fusible web counts as ½ layer).

• Works with a variety of fabrics: cotton, batiks, wool, felt, flannel, fleece, Cuddle® fabrics, and more.

• Great for experimenting with decorative stitches and thread colors.

• Excellent scrap buster.

• Includes free downloadable patterns.

• Jelly Roll-friendly.

AccuQuilt Benefits:

• Cut significantly more fabric in far less time.

• Achieve accurate cuts every time—no slipping rulers or measuring errors.

• Simple to use—just layer die, fabric, and cutting mat and roll it through the cutter.

• Two Tone Foam helps maximize fabric by placing it only where needed.

• Safe and finger-friendly—no exposed blades.

Die Tips:

• Occasionally, a thread or two may remain where blades meet—snip with scissors.

• Some blades are angled—align fabric to the shape edge, not the die board edge.

• Use high-quality fabric to reduce stretching and distortion.

• Always test cut a single shape before mass cutting to confirm proper orientation.