1.   Try to avoid angular prints on a pelmet with a highly curved edge, as the designs could conflict.

2.   You know how the bolt sits, with the curved edge towards you and the flat one faced away?

3.   Your Lloyd pushes against that curved edge and eases it back into its slot.

4.   Fill the segments with organically enriched soil and plant the curved edges with miniature hedges of perennial thyme, winter savory, dwarf lavender, santolina or germander.

5.   If you must use a cupped piece as a floor or deck board, position it with the rounded center up and the curved edges down.

6.   Now Lance Rake and Kermit Krantz, of Kansas, have patented a playing card with curved edges for better gripping.