Made by using an extention to the Brother 2100 Machine. A friend made it in wood and drilled holes 1/2 inch apart in line with the needle .So that is sews in a circle, by putting a upholstery tack into a eraser under the extention and holding lightly to fabric while sewing in circles. Embroidery thread on top and in bobbin-no tear-a-way used, by dropping the tention down a couple of "bips".Waiting for another one for the Brother 3100 as they have different fittings. Maybe one day I'll get it. I used Hankerchief Linen. Should have used "linen" as it was a bit soft. Needs starching when I wash to make it crisp. The design in the centre of the "round" is from Brother card no 21

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

Thank you Adelmarie

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

Thank you so much

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you gerry

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

Thank you so much

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you Iris. It is worked like a Circular Attachment. It sews in Circles, and when you've finished one round , you move the fabric to the next hole, until you've done 3,5 or 7 rows depending on what you like. After you've done the 4 circles (1/4 of fabric for each) you then do the 1/4 circles in-be-tween the full circles. Always leave an inch in the centre between each circle otherwise you'll be going over the next circle.Hope that this helps.

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you Hilde

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you Michele

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you Manami. As you can see , this one I use a lot. Need a slightly bigger one for my Oval kitchen Table.

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

Thank you Sheryl

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

Ditto hehehe

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you shirlene. Sorry I can't express myself with out using my hands to show. But you get a piece of linen say 45 " wide divide in 2 and from the centre mark a dot 1/2 in . Then divide that into 2 place a mark there (should be just under halfway from the selvege to the centre and that is where you place your tack for the centre of the circle. Using the extention table and the marked holes, place your upholstry tack in the material to hold in place with a "eraser" and then you lightly hold the material while it sews in a CIRCLE .Usually you start from the outside using a scallop edge -then when that has sewn out you move the tack-eraser still centred but move to another hole inside so that it sew 1/2 inch inside the scallop .Follow up with the next 1/4 section. mark 1/2 inch from centre This is where the scallop will run to as per diagram . from the 1/2 centre to 1/2 way to the edge allowing room for the scallop to have material near the selvedge. Can you under stand that.

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you Diane

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you so much

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you Lena. Read what I have written to the other girls. You may find it a bit clearer. I Hope

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

thank you Lillian "my friend"

by roslyn 22 Jan 2009

Thank you. Need to show , but read the other bits of added to the girls enquiry maybe that will help. Ros