EXCELLENT TUTE!!!!!!!! THAN YOU SO MUCH!! I"VE LOOKED AT MANY BUT THIS IS GREAT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Had never heard of it but really like it. Thanks for the tute - it's excellent :thumbup:

Great tute.

Wonderfully explained!

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great tut, will be trying this!!

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Excellent tutorial. Just finished downloading. Will try this in the future.

Here here.

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There's an easier way to do this using ironed coffee filters. Sew the pressed flat coffee filter to the right side of your circle fabric with 1/4" seam allowance. Make a small clip in the filter and turn right side out and press. Then you can machine sew the circle to your background fabric, either blind hem or blanket stitch or zigzag. Cut apart into four at the centers. Coffee filters come in quite a few sizes.
Hope this helps. Jenny

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Pretty neat. Looks simple enough.

Doesn't the drunkards path give you the same results? I'm not sure why doing it this way is better...unless you just want the pretty circle.

A friend did a wonderful fishbowl type quilt with the fussy circles from fish fabrics. That was realy cute.

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Had never seen this done and this is a quality tutorial. Many thanks.

Thank you so much

Thank you so much

Great site. Thanks

That's great. Thanks. ;)

this is how I did one project. not as much fuss and turned out great

Love this tutorial, thanks.

Thank you for the great link.

WOW!!!!!!!Thank you!!!!:)

BEST ONE I HAVE EVER SEEN THANK YOU A MILLION TIMES OVER.

That is great. Thanks a bunch.

I've seen this technique before but it is great to be reminded. This method is "cleaner" than the circle version described by veranugent because there is no outside stitching on the block. Thanks for sharing.

Wow, I went to her webpage and she has great free tutorials for things such as binding, hand quilting and even has a beautiful quilt pattern to download. The picture gallery is awesome.

She's great. I love this tute. Thanks for sharing. :thumbup:

Thanks for sharing this with us!