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I used a CD once for a circle; it was the size I wanted and worked well.
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Originally Posted by Jackie R
(Post 6249839)
Just curious - what does one do with all the circles? Are they for piecing or applique projects???
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If you have the same one I bought over a year ago I have not been able to make it work. I'm not sure if Olfa has improved on the product or maybe I'm not using it right. I threw it to the back of the shelf very disgusted, and have not tried to use it since. If anyone has some suggestions I'd like to hear them as I think I have about $18 tied up in it.
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Originally Posted by ArlaJo
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I bought this at Joanns with coupon it was reasonable and works great.
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Originally Posted by auntpiggylpn
(Post 6250123)
I use them for appliqué and making yo-yos.
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thank you for the wonderful Info, everyone! but I use Saucers ( diff. size tea saucers) or diff. sizes Plates. Even the plastic or wooden spool! Any round things, around my Place.Like: jar lid, coins, key rings, compass...etc.
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Originally Posted by farmquilter
(Post 6249414)
I agree with QuiltE, an item from the kitchen and the small rotary cutter is all it take for perfect circles. You can check the kitchen to see what you already have to use.
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