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I have done that before and I think if you want to use the back side as the front, then do it. It will make your quilt different and beautiful.
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I am sure that I have inadvertantly used the back on some things. Use it if that is what looks the best to you!
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No QP, use both side's! with my hand dyed you have no idea which side is which, can use both sides, same with all fabrics USE THE SIDE YOU LIKE!
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You can do just as you want Its your quilt it will be wonderful!
Originally Posted by Tadpole
I bought some white material that is a ( I hope this is right) Tone on Tone. White with little white flowers. When I would look at it it looked like the white flowers or the design on it was well a little off white. I hope that someone on here can understand what I am talking about. When I took it up to be cut I opened it up from the bolt and the backside of it was the white on white and I loved it but it is THE BACK SIDE of the material! My question is would it be wrong to use the back side as the front? I really like it so much better that the front. I really need help on this.
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I pay for both sides, I use both sides.... Learned this on a TV quilt show once. Some fabrics you can't tell front from back once cut, so if it looks good... I use either side.
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If you can't tell the difference or if you like it better...go for it!
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There is no wrong. I've used the back of fabrics many times. No one needs to know unless you tell them. Post a pic when you're done!
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You paid for both sides. You can use both sides.
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Tadpole, the fabric is yours, you paid for it, use it any way you want to. The only rule in quilting is...if you like the results, it works.
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I use the backside often. The difference between the front and back sometimes works for the dark and medium or even the light in some patterns.
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