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You will want to turn under the outside edge of the circle since that will be the outside edge of the ruffle. Then following the instructions from the gathering post, sew two basting stitches along the inside of the circle.
Then pin the ruffle in a straight edge pin the edges and the middle
Then pull them to gather the ruffle. (again this could also be done without any gathering as the curve of the circle will give a ruffled edge, this is just more full)
Then sew your ruffle in place.
Then fold the ruffle over and sew another line in place this covers the raw edge.
(you should use matching thread and you can remove the basting stitch when you are done.
Then when the ruffle lays down it looks as if it cascading down. The lighter the fabric the more fluffy cascading look.
Another thing we will go over is applying ruffles to a garment. Handling a corner, and finishing a ruffle into an edge.
Let's say you come across a corner. You want to shape the ruffle to pivot at the corner. You don't want to round the corner unless it is a curved corner. I pin and secure the corner in a point.
Now for ending a ruffle you can do a few things. You can have the ruffle trail off on the edge so it tapers off. To do this you want the entire raw edge to curve off the edge of the garment.
In this case I sandwiched the ruffle between the outer piece of the garment and the facing. Then stitch along the edge which would enclose the ruffle in the seam.
Turn it right side out and you have a lovely tapered ruffle.
And a perfect corner.
