Perfect Applique Circles: How To Sew A Perfect Circle Quilt

Iron on adhesive and a tight zigzag stitch are all you need to create perfect applique circles on your next quilt project.

[mareeshay]

thank you for showing how to applique circles, this has been a fear of mine, now will have a go

[racheltal]

Another great video you made! I watched it few times just to enjoy the nice way you finished the circle.  Love the quilt!!! There is a tip to get the paper off the fabric easily. I got this tip and will happily pass along: Take a pin and just scratch the paper, bend the paper to the sides of the scratch and now you have something to hold on to peel it off...

[megan]

Another perfect example of how spending just a little bit more time on something gives a neat and tidy result! Thanks for the tips! :)

[leearellano]

Thanks for that knot finishing technique at the end 😃

[skirtedgalleons]

I love that finishing technique. I can't stand the backstitch look on featured topstitching. Thanks very much.

[siglindeweber]

Thank you for showing! I have to do an appliqué quilt and your video came at the right time!! 👍 😸

[Janie]

LOVED your video! Short, matter of fact, and informative. Thank you!

[roxanngibbs]

Thank you for a great video! Simple and beautiful.

[janmoss]

Thank you for your video. Will be having a go as soon as I get 5 mins, lol.

[PattiMsCatlady]

I've seen how to finish a seam- I'm going to try this- thx!

[Saucyakld]

Thank you, wonderful! Avoided circles but now I can do them properly! Unfortunately we don't get the magazine in this country so can't look for the pattern xxx

[LisaLisa-zlvu]

Could i add the half circles to the rectangles before they are sewn together to create a square? Or would that make the circle smaller because part of it is in the seam that joins the two rectangles?

[jemmaable]

scratch the paper with the pin and you will have an edge to peel off

[cherie]

I sharpen my scissors with alumni foil