best way to cut 6" circles?

[klhbenson]

what's the best way to cut 6" circles?

thanks!
kathy

[RIRed2]

measure and use a saucer,

[phunkymama]

Does the Circle Scissor go that large? If so, I'd recommend that.

[MaryAnnK]

You could use a compass to draw a circle.

[karcher70]

Have you tried the CM cutting system? I'm not sure if they have one that is exactly 6 inches...but their system rocks!

I would measure mine but I'm not at home. Hopefully another person has easy access to theirs and can let us know!

[SandyKayd]

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Originally Posted by karcher70

Have you tried the CM cutting system? I'm not sure if they have one that is exactly 6 inches...but their system rocks!

I would measure mine but I'm not at home. Hopefully another person has easy access to theirs and can let us know!

I agree - Creative Memories cutting system is the BEST! Oh, and it does cut a 6" circle!

[Laurie FW]

Definitely the CM circle cutters! Good luck!

[klhbenson]

thanks you all!!!! I'm off to look at a CM system!

kathy

[maconscrapper]

Compass selling in school supplies now for less than a buck if you do not have CM Circle cutter.

[MrsAngotti]

I have a Fiskars circle cutter that will cut up to an 8" circle. It's around $15.00 but a friend of mine found one at a thrift store for 50 cents and bought it for me!

[GarnetJ]

I love my Circle Scissor by EK Success. But I have to tell you that I could NOT get it to work on the hard plastic "cutting board" that came with it. Then I tried it on my soft quilter's cutting mat and it is awesome!!!
There are 120 little holes for the blade, so that is the number of different sizes you can make. 6 inches is the largest. My old one is marked in centimeters, but they tell my that the new ones are done by eighth inches.

Here is one card with a circle, done for an SCS Sketch Challenge. Topiary

[stamp2stamp2]

I generally use the couluzzle to cut circles.

If you have a Cricut Expressions and the right cartridge you could probably make circles from it too.

Happy Stamping and Scrapping

rita

[dianerh]

I vote for the CM system. Shhh, don't tell anyone I said that...TAC sells the Coluzzle, but I cut all my circles with the CM! Some people love Coluzzle, but I don't like it!

[StamperedChef]

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Originally Posted by dianerh

I vote for the CM system. Shhh, don't tell anyone I said that...TAC sells the Coluzzle, but I cut all my circles with the CM! Some people love Coluzzle, but I don't like it!

It's okay, I sell SU and I love my CM system.

[JustAnsa]

I use Curvy Cutter and you can use your Michaels coupon!
i looooooooove it...they have circles, ovals....etc
so easy to use too!

[goodgram64]

I love my the EK Curvy Cutter in oval and have the circle on my "TOBUY" list (abut $20 each), but can sometimes find at JoAnn's or Michaels with coupon. I have CM also and it is great and has more shapes, but is not as easy as the EK. I use both with the Glass that EK sells and recommends. The cutters just slip around so easily compared to the healing mats. I had a learning curve with CM, but the EK was a no-brainer.

Hope this helps. Anyone that is using a saucer....save up and buy. Tools make things so much easier.