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Thanks so much for this tute. I am getting ready to do a small drunkards path for my Sylvia's bridal sampler and was very unsure of how to proceed. Now I know!!
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Thanks for the great tutorial. Curved piecing is on my "to learn" list. Every year I have a short list of things I want to learn during the year, this is on the list for this year.
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Your tutorial was clear and easy to understand. I bookmarked it so I can refresh my mind when I start that project.
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Thank you so much. Have been trying to get up enough gumption to try curves.
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Originally Posted by tammy cosper
Below are some photos of step by step how to sew curved seams. I used the drunkards path acrylic templates in this, because it is what I have. However, any curve seams you are sewing...
You will need to find and snip the center of each piece to match up. DON'T forget the pins on the side. I find this to be a very important part. I have tried these other ways, however this is the way that goes so smooth for me. I would say accurate cutting is the key and acrylic templates give us that. And from what I hear so do the "GO" cutters. I hope this helps all of you who have found this to be a huge struggle like I previously did. There are 15 photos for this so please be patient while I load all of them. |
Thanks for the tutorial. I have the Go cutter and the drunkards path die, but have not tried it yet due to fear of curves. This makes it seem easy to do.
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You are certainly welcome everyone! Glad I could help put fears to rest over the curved seams. It really is as easy as it looks. You will be whipping through them in not time.
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thanks for the tut.
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Thanks for the tute....I've always been afraid of sewing curves....now it's less threatening. (lol)
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Thanks for the tute. Will bookmark and give it a try!!
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