Paper Pieces for English Paper Piecing

2-1/2" Circles

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$5.25 $7 In stock

2-1/2" Circles from Paper Pieces are circle-shaped papers for English paper piecing, applique, and variations. Choose the pack size and seam option that fits your project.

  • Available in Small Pack (50 pieces), Large Pack (300 pieces), and Bulk Pack (600 pieces).
  • Seam options include No Seam, 1/4" Seam, and 3/8" Seam.
  • Windowed options are available in 1/4" Windowed and 3/8" Windowed.
  • Brand: Paper Pieces.
  • Circle papers and acrylics.
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Thomas Z. ★★★★★

I’d been struggling to cut perfect circles for my appliqué projects, so buying these pre-cut papers was a lifesaver. The pack with a seam allowance notch around the edge makes basting easy and accurate.

Ruby ★★★★★

These circles are perfect for my EPP projects; the paper is crisp and holds its shape well through repeated stitching. I bought the small pack of 50 to try them out and will definitely order the larger size for my next quilt.

George V. ★★★★★

The pre-cut circles saved me so much tracing time on my hexie quilt, and the cardstock weight holds a crisp edge when I baste the fabric around it. Fifty in a pack was plenty for my first block.