I don't know if you all have figured this out....but I just figured it out for myself! :mrgreen: I am making a quilt that has some pieces that are white with whiter polkadots. Once cut it was impossible to tell which side is the "right side". Totally by accident :wink: I discovered if I lay the piece on the dark cutting mat and flip back and forth, it's immediately evident which is the right side!!!!

Hope this helps you all! :mrgreen:

I saw another hint that if you lay it on your leg it will be obvious too. I don't know why this works but it does!!

Unless your leg is as white as the fabric!!!! :mrgreen: :mrgreen: :mrgreen:

Good Tip :D :D :D

Great tip, thanks!

Oh, my!

If that's the case, you need to get OUT more!

Don't forget to use sunscreen... :D

That would be me. :lol: Never could tan.

Thanks for the hiint.

Didn't know about placing it on a darker background, but I usually put a pin at the top of my blocks in the seam allowance, so I know which is the right side, and the top, too! :D

honestly, kw, you gotta get that chicken to smile! lol! :mrgreen:

What if it is a dark fabric like navy or black? I have the problem of figuring out which side is the right side more than the white ones!