oneteappot

Back again with another question. The quilts I am working on has a Grinch panel on the front that is vertical and I have another panel (Grinch book panels that I am leaving together) that is horizontal. Is there anything wrong with me sewing the book panel so that the two panels meet back to back? If I do this, the quilting stitches will align for both sides. I hope that makes sense.
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Barb in Louisiana

Sounds like it would work fine. If you do a curvy or even do Grinches, quilting pattern and didn't do straight line stitching, you wouldn't have to care if they matched up perfectly on the front and the back. Some good images to work with here. https://www.bing.com/images/search?q...wing&FORM=IGRE

oneteappot

I guess what I am actually saying is that it has two sides that could be fronts, just one is horizontal and the other side vertical. The kiddos love Grinch and I couldn’t make up my mind which I liked best.LOL! Oh, well, who will notice, the quilt police? LOL!

oneteappot

Thanks! Great images! Now to find some more time to work on them. Also bought fabric to make them placemats for Halloween. Signing off for tonight we are having some storms now.

juliasb

I like the idea very much. The good thing is there is not right or wrong. Let the artistic juices flow and be creative.

nativetexan

I think it would work just fine. We are the quilters! Onward!!