after you've cut your circles out you want to stack them right sides together put a couple pins in them my pins in i'm going to fold the unit in half make sure my edges match all the way around and all i have to do is slip my scissors in and cut them so now i have two napkin units and what i'll do is start in the middle of a straight side stitch pivot go around and come back to almost where i started but i'm going to leave myself an opening that i can turn the napkin with this is where i started i want three or four fingers with so back back there and pull it on the machine and then i can turn it right side out after i clip my curves so i clip the curves right up to the stitching but not through it and then so the points turn out nice and easy it's a good idea to clip off the tip of the point but make sure you don't cut through that stitching and then we turn it right side out through that hole that we left and this is where having a knitting needle or a chopstick some kind of stick even a pencil something that you can poke into the corner and when you're sure that you've got the seams all opened up nicely i give it a press i press it so i'm just going to blind stitch this little hole shut and then i'm going to give it a press and i take a stitch on one side and right across from where i came out i take a stitch in the other side my stitches are about a half an inch long makes it go pretty quick you're gonna stitch through the loop and pull it then i go back in to hide the end in the seam and i take one more long stitch before i trim it gave it a good press and now i'm going to fold it so i'm just going to fold one edge down just let it lay that way easier you