SuzzyQ

Here's hoping ...
Does anyone know of the method of assembling a quilt which results in a finished quilt - different patterns - on each side. One side had bordered blocks and the other side doesn't necessarily. It is all machine done. Joining the blocks is done similar to once and done but the creator has given the backs a designed pattern. She sells her own patterns via a website - can't remember the name of either the creator or the website. She was featured in Country Woman magazine a few years ago and there was a pattern for a two-sided table runner in the magazine.
Anyone know what I am talking about or know of the website. It was something like "The .... method"

EIQuilter

I believe it's The Cotton Theory method that you're thinking of.

Onebyone

Anita Murphy does reversible quilt as you go. I don't know if she has a website but her instructions in her patterns are the best I've found.

Ariannaquilts

I agree with El that your probably looking for the Cotton Theory. Good luck!

mermaid

Or you might use this method-- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ji8B...=TLE-w6rZP01Jk

SuzzyQ

Cotton Theory - That's it! Thank you