How do I get circles on small interior holes to adhere to the bed? I’m using a RepRap printer, PLA (Hatchbox 1.75&nbsp;mm), SketchUp, and Slic3r. The heated bed is covered with a blue polyester sticker.  When I print small holes (1 to 1.5 mm radius), slicer software considers the holes outside edges for the first layer and prints them before the internal first layer. The problem is, unlike the actual outer edges, the holes have no brim and the small first layer circles stick to the extruder rather than the bed. The rest of the first layer print sticks and the print eventually recovers with slight defects depending on where the lifted circles end up. If I could print the first layer circles after the surrounding first layer was printed, this wouldn’t be an issue.  I’ve tried different bed and extrusion temperatures.  All four holes in different locations do the same.  First layer is 0.3 mm thick.  Second layer is 0.2 mm thick.
are you using hairspray or tape to help with bed adhesion? If not that might help.

Also try printing the first layer slower or try adjusting the bed level offset so you are squishing the first layer down a bit more.