I know what you mean. We had one like that in the family. She wasn't happy unless she was hurting someone one way or antoher. Always causing some sort of trouble. Well, she's been gone for 8 years now...I mean really gone, she passed away a very bitter person. And now another does the same thing. Why can't people WANT to be kind and unhurtful!! I just can't imagine... :oops:

You paid for both sides of the fabric, didn't you?
Use whichever side you like!

It might not matter but once you decide which you like I put blue painters tape on the side I chose so I don't end up using the wrong side once it is cut! Hope this helps!

I know just what you mean. I figure if it's so hard to tell, then it doesn't really matter. Nevertheless, I try to figure it out by looking at the weave. The right side appears "smoother" for lack of a better world, while the wrong side is slightly "bumpy." Those are just the words I made up in my small brain, but someone else might describe it differently. Try looking at a solid where there is an obvious right and wrong and it will help you see what I'm talking about. It's easier to see on a solid, but a print will work too. You just need to look at something with an obvious right and wrong. I work with batiks a lot and I'm sure I've mixed some right sides and wrong sides, but I've never been able to tell.

Even with cottons, it is not the "wrong" side, but rather the "other" side. Sometimes the "other" side suits the purpose better than the front side.

Absolutely!

i've used the wrong side of regular fabrics too... i paid for both sides, so i can used either one!

Use the side that is pleasing to you... No one will know the difference!

Check the selvedges. The needle holes along the edge go in from the top side.
Nancy Zieman always calls the reverse side,"The other right side."

There are times I like the 'wrong' side as I prefer a softer look! There is no wrong or right!