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This is a great investment (but you really need the coluzzle mat and swivel blade for the best results!!). The biggest circle is almost 4.5" in diameter and the smallest circle is slightly under 1" in diameter. There are 8 sizes total. This is the only circle template (I've tried others) that I will use for these size circles. Easy to use. Take the thin plastic covering off of BOTH sides of the template when you first get it (not always easy to notice if you're not aware they're there--if you miss one it will make cutting harder!), line up the clear template over whatever you're cutting to find which size circle is best, put all that on the foam coluzzle mat and cut with the coluzzle swivel blade (using the blade almost exactly vertically gives the easiest cut). Snip the little uncut spots with small sharp scissors and voila! You'll use this over and over for all those circles that are so popular!
Used in this project: rendezvous in washington d.c.
I love this template. It makes it so simple to cut the perfect circle everytime. The product is extremely easy to use and is even clear, which make perfect positioning simple. The blade glides easily along the template and there really is no room for error with this product. I highly recommend this as a must have, I have even bought is as a gift for some fellow scrappers.
This circle cutter is so easy to use. The template is clear plastic so you can cut the circle with exact precision every time. I love that I know exactly where I am cutting-takes away all the guess work. THe knife is simple to use and it moves with such smoothness. I really like using this template for all my circle needs.
Used in this project: Bikini Babe
I bought this template, the knife, and the cutting mat a while back, but was a little intimidated to use it. Last night, I thought I would finally drag it out and use it once. I was pleasantly surprised to see how easy it was to use! You just place your item on the cutting mat, and because the templates are clear, you can see exactly where you are cutting! Once you get your template in place, you take the swivel knife, place it in the "track" of where you want to cut and just move the knife down the "track". There are a couple of spaces that are not cut by the knife, but you can cut those easily with your scissors. The circle template is one that you can always seem to use. It has several sizes of circles you can cut. Now I love it!
I like this product because it's fairly easy to use. You can easliy place a picture, design paper etc underneath the clear plastic and cut a circle exactly where you would like it! I give four stars only because You have to hold it down stop cut and then snip the little connectors. I have a cricut and using it does not allow you to really cut on for instance a specific object in a picture or cute a flower or design on patterned paper. Give it a try!
Use this with the Coluzzle swivel knife and cuttingmat and you're all set to cut out circles in a bunch of different sizes!
A tip is to turn the template 90 degrees after the first cuts are made and then align and cut again to get your full circle. Of course you can also just cut with the swivel knife and then cut the little strips left with a pair of scissors if you like. :)
Used in this project: Roots and Family - page 2
I just got my Coluzzle Nested Circle Template, and it was a lot smaller than I thought it would be, but I just used it on some smaller circles and it works GREAT!!! The see through plastic made it so that I could position it perfectly on my card stock. I used a regular craft knife instead of a swivel knife, so it made it a little trickier to create the small curves, but it worked well on the larger ones. I then used a pair of embroidery scissors to snip the small areas that were still connected. I would recommend the Coluzzle Nested Circle Template to anyone who wants to create small perfectly round circles.
Used in this project: NANNY BOO BOO I'M NOT LISTENING
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