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CIrClE mAGIC Plus The quick & easy way to put the finishing touch on your CIrClE mAGIC project #683 For use with Circle Magic #673

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Since every Circle Magic project is different, we can notprovide yardage requirements for this product.

Copyright 2006 Peggy A. Stell. All rights reserved. This pattern is�

for personal projects or gifts and may not be duplicated fordistribution, commercial or otherwise, without the express permissionof Brandy’s Quilt Products, Inc. Dba Brandy’s.

Disclaimer: This information is given in good faith; but Brandy’scannot be responsible for results obtained since use of the pattern andmaterials are beyond our control.

The quick & easy way to put the finishing

touch on your projectCIrClE mAGIC

The quick & easy way to putthe finishing touch on your

CIrClE mAGIC project

Brandy’s www.brandysquiltpatterns.com1443 Hwy 84 870.342.5005 VoiceAmity AR 71921 870.342.5030 FAX

Brandy'sA NEW WAY TO MAKE OLD TREASURES

#683

For use with Circle Magic #673

1. Layer two 3-1/2” wide strips from same fabric, right sides together, and cut into crescent shapes using the template.

2. Repeat step 1 until all 8 crescent sets have been cut from both colors of fabric.

3. Place 2 crescents right sides together and sew 1/4” from the edge.

4. Place the crescent template on the sewn crescent and mark the 2 dots on the fabric.

6. Trim around the outside 1/8” from the seam.

5. Cut dot to dot making sure to cut through only one layer of fabric.

7. Turn right side out and iron.

8. Repeat steps 1 through 5 until all crescents are done.

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1. Place a ruler on a crescent as shown (same side as the turning slit) and draw a line across the crescent.

2. Repeat step 1 for the remaining crescents.

Attaching the outside crescents

Original idea for crescents by Robbi Leeper, owner, Qwiltz in Bowdon, GA.

Making the outside crescents

Attaching the outside crescents (continued)

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Quilt Top

Quilt Back

Crescent

NOTE: The diagrams of thequilts shown here were takenfrom the Beyond Circle Magicpattern #683.

The Finished baby quilt

Attaching the outside crescents (continued)

Side view of crescent attached to circle

Quilt Top

Edge of circle folded over

Quilt Back

Folded crescent

Stitching Stitching Stitching