🔍 Optimized Search: Karen Kay Buckley's Perfect Circles Template Review

First of all, I didn't realize there were so many circles and sizes! And the clasp to organize them is great. I've already used them, several of them just to check the dimensions and I have to say pleasantly surprised. They work great and it's really quick to make! Clever idea Karen Kay! Would recommend to anyone who knits and wants the perfect circle.

Easy to make perfect circles. For applique, trim fabric 1/4 to 3/4" larger, then make base and gather wrong side. Flatten fabric. Spray some starch or Best Press into a small container. Use one small brush to dampen the gathered fabric Make sure the fabric is smooth on the right side, iron the fabric. Let it dry completely before removing it from the plastic. Reverse under the circle 8 you are ready for the Hand or machine application.

Lots of circles (all have a hole in the center and a ring to tie them together) in different sizes. I wonder why the largest has no close relative while all other sizes are very close in radius. Except for the largest, all others are very small. Anyone who enjoys making tiny circles out of fabric will love this set (like fabric-covered buttons or doll clothes). I like making circles larger than 3 inches in radius so this set doesn't work for me.