Moncia

Thank you, thank you, thank you!!!

granny216

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.

mountain deb

Saw this once, thanks for the refresher course.

Tcharlie

Awesome, just what I was looking for for a large circle center for a Celtic creation.

Jane Quilter

nicely explained.....great pictures......thanks alot.

Beebonnet

Thank you. Your tutorial is great and very clear on how to do it.

Snooze2978

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.

granny216

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.

granny216

Sorry, Just saw the tute again and remember we did use a glue stick. Mystery solved. Thank you for the tutorial.

Dee G

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!