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true4uca 01-09-2018 08:59 AM

Wow - Circular Sewing
 
Has anyone tried this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w-MCCIlwg-0

Onebyone 01-09-2018 09:15 AM

I took a class how to sew circles this way years ago. I remember we couldn't use the set in tables or machines set in a cabinet and used the thick JC Penny catalogs, everyone had those, to push the pin into. LOL I think now the newer machines have attachments to sew perfect circles.

scrappingfaye58 01-09-2018 10:03 AM

Genius! I can't wait to try this!

ArtsyOne 01-09-2018 10:14 AM

I can't wait to try it - thanks so much for posting this!

coloradosky 01-09-2018 10:47 AM

I wish I had seen this earlier. Fantastic! Thanks so much for sharing this.

Rhonda K 01-09-2018 03:22 PM

I have this foot to sew circles on my machine. It's lots of fun to stitch new designs. I use the pivot button so the action of the foot pedal lifts the foot (needle stays down) and I can turn the fabric.

http://babylock.com/accessories/feet...duct_ID=BL-CSA

Geri B 01-10-2018 04:00 AM


Originally Posted by Rhonda K (Post 7980018)
I have this foot to sew circles on my machine. It's lots of fun to stitch new designs. I use the pivot button so the action of the foot pedal lifts the foot (needle stays down) and I can turn the fabric.

http://babylock.com/accessories/feet...duct_ID=BL-CSA

I just ordered that foot from sewing machines plus, online. Lots cheaper than from my dealer! I tried the thumbtack, it works too! Another toy to play with...

Sunny580 01-10-2018 04:54 AM

Take a strip of blue painters tape and put a flat head thumb tack in it with the sharp end pointing up. Place your fabric on this tack and sew. You do not have to guide fabric. The size of the circle will be twice the distance from the needle to tack tip.
Once you sew first circle. Then you can remove tack and fabric and sew using the edge of pressure foot to make additional circles.

Geri B 01-10-2018 05:04 AM


Originally Posted by Sunny580 (Post 7980260)
Take a strip of blue painters tape and put a flat head thumb tack in it with the sharp end pointing up. Place your fabric on this tack and sew. You do not have to guide fabric. The size of the circle will be twice the distance from the needle to tack tip.
Once you sew first circle. Then you can remove tack and fabric and sew using the edge of pressure foot to make additional circles.

..or just move that tack out a bit further for each ring of that circle...easier than hand guiding for additional rings. At least I found that for me it worked better....

LindaJ 01-10-2018 05:12 AM

And that is the reason I am her every morning reading the site! Great idea, can't wait to try it.


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