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Your front and back are perfect together.
Originally Posted by Irishrose2
(Post 7534525)
I made a reversible quilt for my daughter. I quilted it to coordinate with what I felt was the front. I considered the outlined flowers from that side a design extra for the back. The quilts were totally different patterns so there was nothing to line up. The 'back' was a little small so the little strip to widen it was another design extra. The double seams were no problem, either to quilt or in weight. [ATTACH=CONFIG]548768[/ATTACH][ATTACH=CONFIG]548769[/ATTACH]
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In doing a reversible quilt, would it be a good idea to press seams open as much as possible?
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I did a "turning 20", basically fat quarters, on the back of a hunters star, king size and hand quilted, It turned out well, and have used both sides as a quilt rotation. I would shy away from a detailed two sided.
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If you are taking it to a longarmer to quilt, call her and see what her opinion is. It might help you make up your mind on which way to go.
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Originally Posted by Jane Quilter
(Post 7535124)
I did a "turning 20", basically fat quarters, on the back of a hunters star, king size and hand quilted, It turned out well, and have used both sides as a quilt rotation. I would shy away from a detailed two sided.
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