Thank you so much, this is exactly the helpful "shove" I needed!. I've been procrastinating over doing circles for my Dresden Plates for weeks. Now I can jump in with confidence!

I was having so much trouble with circles! THANK YOU! all makes sense to me now!

Once again great tutorial and thank you so much for sharing your passion your gift and your talent with us newbies! I have been so scared to do a Dresden I've had The darlings ever been Dresden ruler for so long and I have wanted to do it I am in love with Dresden but I have been so scared to do them everybody's told me when I started just don't try a dresdening just don't do Dresden then she'll be fine but you make it look so simple of course I know you've been doing this for years but I am confident now, so I'm going to do it TODAY!!! THANK you and God bless you. much love and many person Jennifer in Bakersfield Ca.

I like your tutorial

Loved your tips for making the perfect centre circle - nice clear and easy to follow video - many thanks and looking forward to more video tutorials :)

Rather than using pins, I baste my Dresden down several inches back from the edge on the background using the largest stitch on my sewing machine. It is very easily picked out after hand sewing the Dresden down.

Fantastic tutorial thank you

Thank You SEW much!!! I was stuck!

I have those circle templates and was looking how to use them. Thanks! I just subscribed to your channel

The little Clover applique pins are nice to use, but I wonder if you have ever tried Glue-Baste-it. It eliminates the pins and really nicely tacks the fabric to the backing fabric. It comes in a nice applicator bottle. It can be a bit pricey, but I have done the exact same thing with good old Elmer's Glue. Glue it down, let it dry, and then do my hand or machine applique. No pins to catch one's thread on! Nice instructional video. Thank you!

thank you