Quilt as you go circles
#31
Actually you can sew all around your circle and cut a small slice {where the fold will be sewn down} then turn it through that hole the circle will be smooth. Also, you don't even need batting, the weight of the fabric is enough, I think.
#32
I think someone has a pattern out there and refers to this as as easy double wedding ring. Not sure but I think I saw this on Kaye's Quilting program. It might be in the archives. Have not had a chance to look it up yet.
#33
I think if you copy and paste this link, it should take you to a tutorial called rings that bind. If it doesn't just go to Kaye Wood's site and along the top there should be a line to select Kaye's tips, applique, wearable art, quilts and wall hangings (that's the one you want) then click on rings that bind. Hope this helps.
http://www.kayewoodtv.com/ktv/index....ink=true&chn=6
http://www.kayewoodtv.com/ktv/index....ink=true&chn=6
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Originally Posted by Tootsie
Here's something very similar that could easily be adapted to non-jeans material:
http://www.equilters.com/library/jea...gallbaros.html
http://www.equilters.com/library/jea...gallbaros.html
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Originally Posted by PJisChaos
Originally Posted by Tootsie
Here's something very similar that could easily be adapted to non-jeans material:
http://www.equilters.com/library/jea...gallbaros.html
http://www.equilters.com/library/jea...gallbaros.html
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