- Boxed Corner: Place fabric corner that needs to be cut over the L shape on GO! Boxed Bag Die 1. Line up edges of fabric with measurement on L shape. Place the mat on top and run through the cutter.
- Curved Corner: Fold the fabric, making a 45° crease at the corner. Place fabric corner that needs to be cutover desired curved shape on GO! Boxed Bag Die 2. Place the mat on top and run through the cutter.
- Dart Corner: TIP: You can dart a curved or non-curved corner. Fold the fabric, making a 45° crease at the corner. Line up the crease with 45° midline mark at the base of the V notch on GO! Boxed Bag Die 1. Line up the edges of the fabric with measurements on the V notch. Place mat on top and run through the cutter.
- Carolina Moore is an award-winning quilter, craft and sewing book author, and inventor of quilting notions – and now you can easily make bags with her GO! Boxed Bag 2-Die Set.
- The GO! Boxed Bag by Carolina Moore has measurements to allow you to cut a variety of different-sized darts or boxed corners −perfect for making bags as small as a clutch and as large as a tote.
- Dies are designed based on Carolina Moore’s Boxed Bag Template, to cut out boxed corners and darted corners without fear of cutting too far.
- Curved corner die has two curve options for cutting curved bag bottoms and curved bag flaps. Also great for cutting curves on other projects – placemats, coasters, or curved corners on quilts!
- Appeals to makers and quilters to create bags, pouches, or boxes to sell or give away as gifts.
It’s easier than ever to make a wide variety of projects with this exciting 2-die set. Designer Carolina Moore has brought her fun bag-making style to life with this essential die.About Carolina Moore An award-winning quilter, craft, and sewing book author, and inventor of quilting notions, Carolina Moore brings her creative flair when she designs quilt patterns. Each pattern is written and fully illustrated to support different learning modalities. Many of the tools used in her patterns have detailed instruction videos on her popular YouTube Channel. Raised with traditional quilting techniques and traditional quilting patterns, Carolina loves adding modern colors, fabrics, and designs to her patterns. Carolina is an Art Gallery Fabrics Sewcialite, and Baby Lock Influencer, and has been blogging for over a decade at Always Expect Moore. She lives in San Diego with her husband, their two boys, their dog, and their cat. She has two sewing machines, a Baby Lock Jubilant named Saturday and a Baby Lock Aria named Sunday - which is how she gets away with saying I only sew on Saturday and Sunday.""
