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12-11-2005, 04:30 AM	#1
lindylou1220 Stazon Splitcoast Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Central NY Posts: 20,034 Likes: 22 Received 104 Likes on 81 Posts	Using Quilters' Square with Carl Cutter I'm getting a Carl DC-220 thanks to everyone's advice. I have seen posts saying to use a quilters' square with the cutter rather than the magnetic piece included. I looked at quilters' squares last night and I don't understand how the two would combine. The squares I saw were kind of thick. Seemed like that would affect how the paper laid on the board. What size square do I need? I'm feeling really dumb about this!:confused: __________________ Linda Stamp Cellar CNY Stamps - 5/4/24

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