Circles 15 Sizes Download
US$20.00
Print circles in 15 sizes on fabric to match the 15 sizes of Perfect Circles® by Karen Kay Buckley.
Easiest circles ever.
Description
DOWNLOAD – SHAPE COLLECTION + INSTRUCTIONS 380 Pages
System Requirements – Free Inklingo Quilt Studio and any ordinary Inkjet printer.
This shape collection includes 15 sizes. (less than 0.5 inches to 2 inches)
There are also Bigger Circles (2.125 to 4.5 inches).

The sizes were chosen to match the thin, heat-resistant circle templates in Perfect Circles® by Karen Kay Buckley, available from Karen’s website.
As usual with Inklingo, the shapes are named with the finished size.
Features of this Shape Collection (Download)
- circles with seam allowances to print on fabric
- diagrams showing how much fabric you need
- circles without seam allowances to print on freezer paper (just in case you want templates)
& More
- use a rotary cutter or scissors
- use up small scraps and nickels
- instructions for a finger pincushion
- three simple needle case designs to print on photo paper
- instructions for using the circles with Karen Kay Buckley’s Perfect Circles® (recommended, but optional)

Inklingo Circles
Quilters asked for Inklingo circles to print on fabric. Why trace when it is simpler and more accurate to print?

Finger Pincushion
I have included instructions for one of my favorite quilting tools, the finger pincushion in the shape collection.
Bonus
Monkey says there’s a little something extra on the Circles – Main Page—more sizes, inspiration, tutorials, and info.







Nancy (verified owner) –
I used to go out and buy mylar washers from the electrical department of our hardware store. I was so happy when K. Buckley came out with her mylar circle sets. I almost exclusively applique, so you can imagine all the years I have traced around circles…your new Inklingo Circles is a dream come true! Grapes and berries will be so fast and easy.
Anneke (verified owner) –
This is a very useful and versatile collection, especially for appliqué-ers. It provides the quickest, easiest, most accurate and most economical way to prepare several circles from one fabric, compared to all other methods I know.
Bev (verified owner) –
I am just getting into applique and I snapped up this collection as soon as I saw it announced. This is much easier and more accurate than drawing around templates on fabric with pen/pencil/chalk over a sand board! The needle case and finger pincushion patterns are an added plus :-).
Cheryl (verified owner) –
I ordered the circles as soon as they were posted. Love them!!! I have been doing a lot of applique such as the Rose of Sharon designs and the Kim McLean patterns and these will be great with the Perfect Circles.
Keep up the good work.
Mary . (verified owner) –
Fabulous. I love sewing on circles and have two sets of the Perfect Circles, but found tracing the shapes tedious. Printing groups in one fell swoop is GREAT.
Charlsey (verified owner) –
Love the Circle collection. I am starting a new applique album quilt and have already printed out a sheet of berries for the project. I also used it to replace some berries on a UFO. Inklingo makes it a snap.
Cathi (verified owner) –
These are so incredibly useful for so many different things. The explanation of how to make perfect circles using Inklingo along with Perfect Circles is easy to understand. I see berries in my future!