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There is a right and there is a wrong side.
We can choose which is which. |
Of course, I find there is always one person that will say, " Didn't you use the wrong side?" Ask to see their Quilt Police Badge!! I use what side I like so go for it!!
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Yes, use the back side. I sometimes use both sides of a fabric in the same quilt. I've never had any of the "quilt police" even notice. Go for it!!
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As long as you use the "wrong" side throughout the entire quilt you will be fine, you won't even notice that the other side was even an option.
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Hey, you paid for both sides didn't you? So now the fabric is yours. You can play with it any way you please.
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You can use both sides if you want. This gives you 2 fabrics to use if it is to be scrappy. Otherwise I'd use the one side throughout as suggested.
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Almost every quilt I've ever made has a border out of the "wrong" side of a fabric. It co ordinates with the colors I used of course, but is different enough to make a border that frames the quilt.
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Nope! Use the the backside if it is much nicer and you like it! No one is ever going to know but you.
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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 also have bought fbric like that , i used both sides , use your own judgement , it will not be wrong . :D
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