🔄 Effortless Circle Cutting: Discover the June Tailor Charming Circles Ruler Review

Just started using this model after buying enough denim to start. I have an unused Lazy Susan that I place a small spinning cutting mat on so I can keep spinning the disc as I cut. Perfect every time. Instructions are printed on the inside cover for quick reference, and there is a video tutorial on You Tube that takes you step-by-step through the successful use of this disc.

available My wife asked me to order this round ruler for her sewing and quilting. She joined the Sewing Guild of America and learned many sewing tips and tricks. I liked it because it gave me the opportunity to buy their sewing machines and sergers. and other auxiliary materials for sewing. This circular ruler is essential for quilting and things that require repeated use of fabric.

This is a good strong matrix and is versatile as it can also be used to make circular patches for large quilts by sewing two fabrics together, cutting and turning inside out. I watched some videos online and saw other stamps and felt like I could do the same with this cheaper one. You don't have to use jeans, but they make a good, durable blanket.

I liked the ruler so I bought it, not sure I would ever use it. Love it! I use this ruler to quickly and accurately cut out two duvet covers. Marking guidelines ensure embroidery accuracy, and the bonus is perfect orange peels for another project after you've cut your circles. I ended up buying two because every time I find another line I really like they stop making them. Nice baseline to add to the collection. Too bad they made a bigger one.

I watched the video tutorial before purchasing this series. It looked so easy. I didn't want to make shabby chic with open edges, but sew with decorative seams. Thought it would be easy enough to sew. I made a small pattern of 3 circles by 4 circles for a total of 12 circles. Cutting and marking was easy. I sewed 2 circles together and followed the rest of the instructions, but when I placed my center square and thin batting in the center (I only used cotton for quilting), the center square was