Perfect circles! May hve to do some math...
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Perfect circles! May hve to do some math...
http://verykerryberry.blogspot.com/2010/08/circles.html
I read the instructions twice and I get it...slow learner. I see how the circles will be perfect. On my bucket list!
I read the instructions twice and I get it...slow learner. I see how the circles will be perfect. On my bucket list!
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The part that confuses me is the 3.5" diameter/ 1.75", Does the 1.75" refer to the radius of the circle (because with a 3.5 diameter the radius would be 1.75)? What does the / signify? Usually this is used to mean divide when math is involved but I don't think she means 3.5" divided by 1.75" Can someone clarify this please or am I the only one confused?
The rest of it I understand and it is a clever way to do circles.
The rest of it I understand and it is a clever way to do circles.
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The part that confuses me is the 3.5" diameter/ 1.75", Does the 1.75" refer to the radius of the circle (because with a 3.5 diameter the radius would be 1.75)? What does the / signify? Usually this is used to mean divide when math is involved but I don't think she means 3.5" divided by 1.75" Can someone clarify this please or am I the only one confused?
The rest of it I understand and it is a clever way to do circles.
The rest of it I understand and it is a clever way to do circles.
For those that have sewn garments - this technique is similar to setting in a sleeve.
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