Is there a white fabric out there to buy that isn't see thru? I just hate seeing the seams from the back side, even after quilting. Is there a fix for this? Or is it just something that I have to live with?

Michael Miller's Frost fabrics are fabulous! The white is heavy and you can't see through it!

Kona cottons are heavier also. Some people love them, some hate them...not sure why.

If you put white batting underneath it is harder to see the seams. I just finished a donation quilt that had white and it didn't show unless you looked for it.:)

I hate the seams showing thru as well... If I have a situation that the seam will show thru , zi reall yowrk hard so that I can press the seams toward the other fabric.

White batting works great to hide the seems.

This is what I was going to suggest as well. Not sure why anyone would hate them except maybe the price??? After they are washed they are no less soft/pliable than any other quilting fabrics - IMO.

I almost always use white on white fabrics if I am worrying about other fabrics showing. The extra little pattern seems to help hide the seams.

I have the same problem with white-on-white fabrics being terribly thin. (How strong can the fabric be when it's so thin?)

Can anyone suggest a good white-on-white?

I bought some Kona at JoAnn's that wasn't too bad. but most white fabrics aren't worth buying.