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For a basic 1px circle in GIMP:
1. Create a new image whose dimensions are either 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 512, or 1024. They don't have to be the same, but each dimension must be one of those. Try 128x128 for a circle.
2. Create a new layer. Layer > New or something. I'm typing all this from memory so names may not be exact. Delete the original layer (it's probably called "Background" and is all white).
3. Use the circle selection tool (the dotted circle looking thing in the toolbox window). Click near the upper left of the canvas, hold shift (to force the selection to remain a circle instead of an oval), drag toward the lower right corner, and release. You now have a circular selection too.
4. Edit > Fill with foreground color (at this point, you should have default white background, black foreground)
5. Edit or Selection > Shrink > 1px
6. Press delete to remove the inside of the circle, leaving you with a 1px border.
7. File > Export > find where you want to save it, type circle.tga, leave the TGA format options alone and just click OK.
8. Now (after you restart WoW) you should be able to load the circle.tga image.
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