Tutorial Curves inward
 

Hello everyone!
Continuing with my perfect circles Tutorial which you can find in this thread http://www.quiltingboard.com/tutorials-f10/tutorial-perfect-circles-t178115-3.html, in which the curves are out.
I should do a block with curves inward. I got and shared it with a friend from this forum, Kitsie, who encouraged me to publish the step by step, because it considers that it will be useful for other people.
All know that I use a translator to communicate, by what you ask apologize in advance for my write errors.
I have 11 photos to upload, so ask you to be patient as achievement that all are complete in the thread!

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We make a template with the original form of its original size without margin. I use a recycled medical x-ray. You can use acetates, materials for templates that are sold, or a sturdy cardboard.
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With a brush we dampen seam with starch. And with the help of a mini iron we turn it on the template.
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We repeat the action on the opposite side. Here we see the margin moistened with starch.
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Here we see the form with both margins rotated with the iron on the back.
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Here we see it on the right side of the fabric. The two internal curves very well marked are.
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Then I did the same with another form and joined them for one of the ends.
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The couple of pieces are so open.
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I did the same with another couple of pieces. Here are a few backwards and the other pair to the right.
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Both pairs sewn together.
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And the piece of internal curves was ready to be applied to the base fabric!
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I hope you enjoyed the images, which the tip is useful for your work and thank you for looking!
Have a nice day!
A big hug to everyone!

Yay, Gladys! Nice job! Your pictures are great! The translator works wonderfully! If anyone want to use it, its a free Google gadget that makes it so much fun to talk with other members around the world!
{{{Hugs}}} to you!

Gladys, thanks so much for the wonderful tut

Wonderful! Thanks so much for taking the time and effort to share what you know. You are a true good neighbor!

Hi, Kitsie! Thank you very much! For your support and company! An strong hug!

Thanks, Nancy!
A big hug!

Thanks for showing us. It came out perfect.

Thank you, Pinkiris!
This is a C-11, one block (5" x 5") of the Dear Jane Quilt I'm doing!
A hug!

Thanks, Tracy!
A big hug!

Thank you very much, cjackaitlin!
A hug!

Well done. Great tut.Thank you for sharing.

Gladys, this was a great tutorial! Interesting use of xray film. How hot was the iron? Need to grab up all the used film around since the world is going digital and there will be no "films" around. Thanks for sharing your tutorials.

Thanks so much for a great, easy to follow tutorial!

Once again Gladys another excellent tutorial. . Your tutes are so easy to follow. Thank you very much.

Very nicely done tutorial. thanks from Carly in SC

Wow, thanks for such good instructions and picts. That certainly will help us all doing this.

Not only are you a fabulous appliquer your a great teacher as well.

Thank you! I use the Mini iron of Clover for these works with starch and x-rays. You could use your large low heat with no steam iron, but I don't know if it will give the same result, because you should care yours fingers.A hug!

Thank you very much all for your nice words!
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nice tute GV9 thanks so much

Thank you very much, ctipton!
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When I saw the pictures I thought 'this must be a Dear Jane block' :D And yes, it is! Thanks very much for your tut, it's great!

Thank you for sharing this. I learn easier if I have pictures to look at.

Thanks for taking the time...a picture is worth 1,000 words

Hello, Ladies!
Thank you very much!
A big hug for each one!