How to Make Decorative Circles on a Bernina Sewing Machine Using the Circular Embroidery Attachment

[@edwko]

You explained all of the details so well that now I want to start experimenting with machine embroidery. Thank you very much!

[@sewrightsewingmachines]

We hope you do and share your results!

[@bettyanncolangelo6930]

Thanks MaryAnn. Great class!

[@carolfrederico7485]

Thanks Maryann. Looking forward to another class.

[@loriferrari6458]

Good information. Thank you.

[@CathyJSmith-qh8rq]

Thank you for the refresher! Will this work if using for making circles on a quilt?

[@CathyJSmith-qh8rq]

LOL! My question was answered near the end of the video. 🙂

[@sewrightsewingmachines]

@@CathyJSmith-qh8rq Yes Cathy! Definitely! Thanks for watching til the end!

[@sewrightsewingmachines]

Hi Cathy Being quilts are bulky they would not have the ease of turning freely. Should the quilt be small, say measuring 18" x 18" , that would be doable. MaryAnn

[@cathj8568]

Clear instruction- thank you Maryann- any chance you can say wht foot number you used here?

[@sewrightsewingmachines]

Mary Ann uses the Bernina #20 foot in the video. Hope that helps!

[@sewrightsewingmachines]

Also should you be using another brand machine, I like an open toe.