Sew Easy: Cutting Large Circles

[@MovieTube4Me]

A simple piece of string pinned to corner of folded fabric OR centre of whole circle, tie pencil/marker to end and you have a compass Just make sure you pin is firmly in fabric. If you have cardboard cutting board even better pin can stick in it.
My mum taught me to use tape measure pinned to fabric so you had measurements on it. Later I read of folk who found it easier to cut string.
You see garden landscapers use string and spray can to create circles and semi circles using same principle.

[@pannaahmed5653]

This was easiest circle cutting ever. I want to make round pillow. So i was confused about circle cutting. Thank you so much

[@donutask7316]

Never thought I could figure out how to cut a circle, thanks you made it easy peasy!🍩

[@monicalawhorn2485]

Very helpful and easy to follow. Thank you.

[@DenisePoole-Closet-Crafts]

This is helpful. I been search for an idea that would keep me of the floor for one and what is easy to do. Thank you both, you did this.😀

[@paulacurran3091]

This worked perfectly. Thank you so much!

[@SewSowinLove]

Excellent tutorial. Very useful information! Thank you!

[@adog3129]

Smart! I knew someone would have figured out something cool like this, thank you!
making sushi pillows

[@tillyortiz8942]

Thanks so much, I'm currently looking to make Kids Surgical caps & need a 17 3/4, 18 3/4 circles this helped so much thank you

[@shirleyritter9859]

You have saved me! Thank you so much!

[@lynetterene]

Thank you for sharing

[@rosey4exclaim]

That's so easy I feel like an idiot for not automatically figuring that out! xD

[@biankhka4637]

Perfect! Thank you

[@yasminerobinson8082]

Thank you so much.

[@paulweston8184]

Thanks. This was really helpful. I have to ask. Is one of you standing on something or is one of you kneeling... or is there just a 4 foot height difference between the both of you?

[@aheartofworship27]

Great explanation. In addition I'm having problems cutting a perfect square. Can you help? Thanks

[@margaretcerchione2722]

Thank you

[@rebkatesfaldet5050]

Very clear❤

[@rebkatesfaldet5050]

Very helpful❤

[@rebkatesfaldet5050]

Thanks❤

[@mrsjane59]

Thank you!

[@davidmiguel1921]

Thank you bestie

[@sharmila.ssandi812]

Thank you so much mam

[@bethbilous4720]

so for a 15 inch circle just fold my fabric into quarters, and mark 7.5 inch marks right?

[@annuraj1933]

Thanks for sharing the perfect information,God bless you 👍👍👍👍

[@TheNanaweaver]

thank you. of course I have all those templates for circles and to lazy to get them when I need them

[@toastweek3745]

Great video, thank you :)

[@bridginaodonovan6721]

I shared this on Pinterest, thanks

[@bmcfann8430]

how do I save this specific video in my library?

[@bellaswan1459]

I feel stupid. I know this but never even entered my mind. My circles were uneven just from my hand shaking a little going all the way a around.

[@erinm5386]

This technique never works for me. The bottom layers always shift and so I don't get a nice circle.

[@6quilter4]

+Erin M
Try starching the fabric before the folding process. Then add a few more pins on either side of the cutting "line". I hope this helps. Thanks for watching

[@timmywillpussycat]

why not use a compass!!!!!

[@user-qg8fe9hw6h]

normally old ladies are shit for teaching about sewing but these two old birds actually helped me out a lot. thanks ladies, make sure you put your wrinkle cream on next time though.

[@nancy-jx4nw]

what is wrong with you

[@metamora54]

Thanks so much 😊

[@biankhka4637]

Perfect! Thank you