Quilt as you go circles
#1
This can be any size
very easy
sew circles right sides together
turn right sides out
then stitch together in a row
next sew the rows together
Fun and easy.
Batting is optional.
very easy
sew circles right sides together
turn right sides out
then stitch together in a row
next sew the rows together
Fun and easy.
Batting is optional.
#8
Cut two templates, one a circle the other a square that fits into the circle. Mark your square in the circle when you have turned your circle inside out, then stitch the two sides together to make a row.
I'll try to add photos later showing how.
I'll try to add photos later showing how.
#9
You could use the coffee filter idea that was posted earlier this week.
Take your two fabrics right sides together. Use ironed flat coffee filters and sew to fabric. (leave a small opening for turning)
Rough cut the circles
Remove coffee filter
Turn circle
Continue with pattern.
If you wanted to add batting, just add it as a layer when you put your two fabrics together ie batting, fabric, fabric, coffee filter.
Sorry I don't have the link for the coffee filter idea.
Take your two fabrics right sides together. Use ironed flat coffee filters and sew to fabric. (leave a small opening for turning)
Rough cut the circles
Remove coffee filter
Turn circle
Continue with pattern.
If you wanted to add batting, just add it as a layer when you put your two fabrics together ie batting, fabric, fabric, coffee filter.
Sorry I don't have the link for the coffee filter idea.
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