How to Sew Inset Circles with On Williams Street

[@ragathnor326]

Too fussy a technique for me but I see it has its place. Excellent tutorial video. Thank you for making it. It's always good to have options.

[@junimondin]

Thanks for showing this method! 🙂💝

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

My pleasure 😊

[@cpkdiana]

Thank you so much for this!!! I have a doll romper I'm making and it has a circled yoke inset. It is so hard to get it just perfect, so I thought I'd look it up on youtube how to do it. I'm so glad I found this video!

[@MsZzzipper]

Great detail! Thank you,

[@conqueringmountscrapmorewi2509]

Such a pretty quilt block! Thanks for the inspiration.

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

You are so welcome!

[@wearyourmask4now]

Thank you!

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

You're welcome!

[@notesfromleisa-land]

Great tutorial. Another approach would be to use a smaller freezer paper inset (smaller square with quadrant registration marks). Fold fabric and then align the quad fold with the FP quad registration marks.

[@reeractivist7561]

The sewing is better accomplished with a zipper foot which allows you to get closer to the stitching line.

[@geokarenanderson5222]

Which foot did you use to sew the circle?

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

We used a 1/4" foot. We love using it for quilting because we are able to line our fabric up right along the edge.

[@conniegreen4337]

How do you determine what size circle to make for your insert?

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

I'm assuming you are talking about the inside circle? We just cut it about an inch bigger than our desired finished circle then trim down after it's sewn. That way we don't have to worry about it being too small.

[@winnepeterson7740]

I don’t understand why you keep saying “we” when it’s just you.

[@OnWilliamsStreet]

Because Missy and I (Kimie) work together! We often refer to we since pretty much everything we do is joint effort.