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I made my oldest daughter's two sided because I wasn't fond of the front. Then only problem was the back's borders had to be adjusted to fit the front. If it had been a single, I could have done better borders.
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My first quilt was hand pieced on both sides and hand quilted - a 9 patch. It took 5 years to finish.
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Originally Posted by kathdavis
(Post 6320832)
All of my quilts are two sided because there are too many patterns I just want to try. I always design the main side that the quilter must work around and then the back that I know won't be catered to. It works out fine.
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irishrose - your quilt is very pretty! Thanks for everyone's response.. now I may be able to muster up the courage to try it
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I run into the same issue. They like the back better than the front many times
Originally Posted by DeneK
(Post 6322299)
Exactly what I do and why. Too many things I want to try and I love to end up with 2 quilts. Sometimes those I give them too like the back better than the front -- LOL!
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I think Bonnie Hunter did one where the back was all the orphan blocks she had stacked up. It was fabulous.
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Most of the quilts I make are reversible. I find it helps to put a wide border on the "back" side so if the longarm lady doesn't get it lined up exactly even, it's not as obvious.
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