Hi and welcome, @Denisse_Medina! We’re delighted to have you here! Engraving inside a circle can be quite challenging, especially if you want your design to be centered. However, as @Samantha_Bryant mentioned, making jigs or practicing framing and creating templates can make the process easier.
Based on my experience, I engrave and cut the designs in one whole sheet of basswood (12”x12”) without moving them from the honeycomb. Alternatively, if I already have circle wood, I measure the circle wood and use the same size to create a circle template on my canvas. I then insert my design inside and center it.
Next, I grab a cardstock and run a cut or score line of the circle (this time, your design should be hidden). Then, I place the circle wood blank on top of the cardstock where I cut or scored the circle template. Finally, I hide the circle template and unhide my design and proceed with engraving. Do not forget magnets to secure your cardstock and or your wood blank in place.
I hope this helps!
