GO! Skeleton Die by Chris Marchini

For fusible appliqué, apply fusible web to the wrong side of the fabric following the manufacturer’s instructions before cutting. Place fabric right sides together on the die to cut pairs.

• Skull: Cut and fuse one 2⅜" x 2⅛" rectangle. Place on the selected blade and cut. Cut 18 skulls across the width of fabric. One yard of 40" wide fabric cuts 270 skulls.
• Torso: Cut and fuse one 3" x 2⅝" rectangle. Place on the selected blade and cut. Cut 15 torsos across the width of fabric. One yard of 40" wide fabric cuts 180 torsos.
• Small Shapes: Use fabric scraps and place on the blade to cut.

• Designed by Chris Marchini, a quilt pattern designer known for his unique twist on traditional quilting. Chris shares tutorials and fabric inspiration with a large TikTok audience and sells his patterns on Etsy.
• A playful and spooky addition to your die collection, perfect for Halloween projects or adding whimsy to any design. Make quilts, costumes, or décor with minimal effort and maximum impact.
• No templates required. The GO! Skeleton die includes eight appliqué shapes that are tricky to cut by hand.
• Quickly cut four of each pre-fused appliqué shape in one pass (fusible counts as one half layer of fabric).
• Works with a variety of fabrics: cotton, batiks, wool, felt, flannel, fleece, Cuddle® fabrics, and more.
• Charm Square-friendly.
• Includes a free embroidery download with 3 stitches ($22 value).
• Free pattern downloads available to get you started.

• Cut far more fabric in less time.
• Achieve accurate cuts every time — no slipping rulers or mistakes.
• Easy to use — simply place the die on the cutter, then fabric and cutting mat on top.
• Save fabric with Two-Tone Foam — cut only over the shape you need.
• Safe to use — no blades near your fingers.

• Some fabrics may leave a thread or two where die blades meet — snip with scissors.
• Blades on some dies are angled; align fabric to the edge of the shape, not the die board.
• Use good-quality fabric to reduce stretching.
• Test-cut one shape before cutting multiple pieces to ensure correct fabric orientation.