Hello, it’s David and I’m going to show you how you can use the GO! Qube Mix & Match and GO! Qube Companion Sets 6" and 12" Qubes together to make some cool and detailed quilt blocks.
David Mills
- Posted: October 08, 2018Read more »
- Posted: October 04, 2018Read more »
Hello, it’s David and I’m going to walk through how to create an on point quilt using the GO! Qube™ Mix & Match and GO! Qube™ Companion Sets.
- Posted: October 04, 2018Read more »
Hi, it’s David and I’m sharing how to use the GO! Qube Mix & Match and GO! Qube Companion Sets to make 9-patch quilt blocks. Isn’t it great when you learn how to create different and fun patterns with your Qubes? It’s what ensures that you will never run out of inspiration for your next quilting project.
- Posted: September 21, 2018Read more »
Hello, I'm David Mills, project engineer at AccuQuilt. In my previous blogs part one and two, I talked about our Mix and Match Qube™ Set, then the Mix and Match Qube™ Companion Set – Angles and the Mix and Match Qube™ Companion Set – Corners. Now that you know about the tools needed to create quilts, I want to take it a step further and talk about building a block.
- Posted: September 17, 2018Read more »
Can you guess how many additional quilt blocks in a 4-patch configuration you can make with our companion sets? It's an amazing 72! Just think of all the options for new designs! We’re always driving ourselves expand ways for quilters to get as much as possible out of GO! products. As a result of our passion for quilting, we’ve created two new GO! Qube Companion Sets to add to our array of easy to use sets.
- Posted: September 07, 2018Read more »
This is the first blog in a six-part series involving the GO! Qube Mix & Match and GO! Qube Companion Sets. Check back weekly for a new post! In this series we’ll cover the following six topics:
- Posted: June 25, 2018Read more »
Learn about how we design our BOBs (Block on Board) from one of our very own product engineers—David Mills.
Here at AccuQuilt we design a lot of dies to help our quilters cut time and quilt more. These dies range from simple geometric shapes to intricate appliqué designs. The product development process varies for each type of die, so today I’ll talk about how my favorite die gets his start. We’ll call him BOB — short for Block on Board.
















