granny216

this is a great trick. I learned it differently when we in Florida about 7 or 8 years ago but we cut the background out last and for the life of me I can't remember how we did it but this is aDrunkgreat way. If you cut those those in quarters a Drunkerds Path quilt with the smaller squares. I did that and also made a turtle quilt that I gave my daughter. With a little imagination you can do a lot with these squares. I will have to make the block this way.

ube quilting

Very nice tutorial. A perfect circle and I love that fabric too. TFS

Monika

Great tute!!! I use this method too. Here is a quilt I made using that method. The circles are all made with polka dot fabric so I called it Polka-Dotted Polka Dots.

mscoco07

I just tried this for a jacket I am making. Not perfect but I like it.

silort

Thank you sooooo much for this cool, clever and amazing tute! Hugs from Brazil!!

Boston1954

You do good instructions. Thanks.

farmquilter

Your instructions and photos are very well done, thank you so much for sharing.

Klgk

I followed this for some smaller inset circles. Is it possible to piece the freezer paper to use this method for a large circle (35 inches)? Thanks

tuckyquilter

Wow, that is terrific. I so love when folks share new ways to do something.

Nita

This is a wonderful tutorial ... Thank you! I, too, would like to "bookmark" this post, but do not know how to go about doing this? am sure it is as easy as 1-2-3, but I just haven't figured it out. Thanks, in advance, for helping me out. Nita