GO! Camera Block – 8″ Finished by Judy Gauthier

Description

How to Die Cut 4-Colour Camera Blocks

For the best cutting results, position fabric along the lengthwise grain (straight of grain) as it goes under the roller.
Tip: This die is specially designed to cut one complete 4-colour 8″ finished block in a single pass through the cutter.

Fabric Colour 1:

• Cut one 6″ x 2½” rectangle. Place right side up over shape A to cut one shape.

• Cut one 7½” x 1⅞” rectangle. Place right side up over shape D to cut one shape.

• Cut one 7¼” x 7½” rectangle. Place right side up over shape E to cut one shape.

Fabric Colour 2:

• Cut one 5⅝” x 2½” rectangle. Place right side up over shapes B to cut two shapes.

• Cut one 2¾” x 1¾” rectangle. Place right side up over shape C to cut one shape.

Fabric Colour 3:

• Cut one 2¾” x 1¾” rectangle. Place right side up over shape C to cut one shape.

• Cut one 4½” pre-fused fabric square. Place right side up over shape F to cut one shape. Use guidelines to centre the desired fabric or image on the circle.

Fabric Colour 4:

• Cut one 7½” x 1⅞” rectangle. Place right side up over shape D to cut one shape.

Why Quilters Love the GO! Camera Block Die

• The Camera Block by Judith Gauthier is a fun and creative design – ideal for quilters and photography lovers alike. This block lets you stitch together memories, one fabric snapshot at a time!

• The Camera Block is a Block on Board® (BOB®) die, meaning it’s specially designed to cut a 4-colour, 8″ finished block in just one pass through your cutter.

• Includes 7 shapes that are often time-consuming to cut by hand.

• Features specialised dog-ears and ¼” seam allowances for accurate and easy piecing.

• Includes screen-printed letters and guidelines directly on the die for easier shape identification and assembly.

• Free pattern downloads and step-by-step instructions are available to help you get started.

AccuQuilt Benefits

• Cut more fabric in less time

• Get precise cuts every time – no slipping rulers or cutting errors

• Incredibly easy to use – simply place the die on the cutter, then layer your fabric and mat on top

• Save fabric with Two-Tone Foam – place fabric only where needed to reduce waste

• Safe to use – no blades near your fingers

Die Cutting Tips

• With some fabrics, you may notice a thread or two remains where the die blades meet. Just snip with scissors.

• Blades on some dies are angled – align fabric to the edge of the shape, not the die board.

• Use high-quality fabric to help minimise stretching.

• Always test cut one shape before cutting multiples to ensure fabric orientation is correct.