I have seen this tute a couple of times and don't know where it was located. I have looked through a lot of u-tube listings but don't know what it's actually called. There was a circle cut out in a square piece of material and it was filled with another material cut in a circle. I think this circle was 2 pcs. sewn together and turned inside out and pressed then somehow sewn into the hole. I know this sounds like jibberish but when I had it bookmarked I didn't know you were only allowed so many to be saved. Could you wonderful quilters help me out? thanks, Glenda

Are you thinking of Cathedral Windows?

I made this post about a month ago, is it by chance what you're thinking of?

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-112979-1.htm

It's the 6 minute circle by Dale Fleming. Don't know about videos but saw her on Simply Quilts.

here's a link that will help if it was the 6-minute circle!

http://www.hgtv.com/crafting/pieced-...ple/index.html

Thank you so much....You win the prize with the correct answer. I appreciate all replies and you should all watch the tute. If I find the video I'll post it.

well, actually to give credit where credit is due, it was everbtrue that came up with the correct answer, i just supplied the link! yes, it's a very cool method!

Then my hat's off to everbtrue as well. At least now I know.Thank you both.

thank you

this is a good tute from this board for an inset circle

http://www.quiltingboard.com/t-90945-1.htm