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Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!
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This is a great way of making the circles but I learned was wax paper on the back of the inner circle and this was about 10 at a quilt shop in Florida and I have severaI of the circles but I can't figure out how we did it. I'm losing my mind as I mad e a turtle quilt wall hanging and another larger one and they came out great. Willl call a friend in Florida and maybe she remembers We didn't use glue either and it went so fast. But if I cant I will try this one. Thank you.
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Saw this once, thanks for the refresher course.
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Awesome, just what I was looking for for a large circle center for a Celtic creation.
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nicely explained.....great pictures......thanks alot.
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Thank you. Your tutorial is great and very clear on how to do it.
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Thanks for the tutorial as I'll be needing it within the next week or two. I'm making a new tablecloth using outdoor fabrics for my patio table on the back deck. Used my 9 degree ruler using 2 fabrics to make a round tablecloth. Want to embroider sunflowers on the circle piece.
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I used this technique over 10 years ago and made a baby turtle quilt and recently wanted to make anoter quilt using this method but really forgot how I did it. Learned this in a class in Florida. Loved it.
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Sorry, Just saw the tute again and remember we did use a glue stick. Mystery solved. Thank you for the tutorial.
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Your turtorial is wonderful. I can't wait to try this & I know I can do it because of the pictures. Thank you so much for sharing!
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