How to Make a Reversible Quilt

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Perfect for Table Runners and More!

We often see wonderful table quilt patterns and imagine making them reversible, with seasonal fabrics on one side and fabrics for a second season on the reverse. That way we just need to flip the little quilt over to update our decor when the seasons change.

Reversible quilts can be more than just for tables, though. Throws are a good choice, as again, they can be flipped and refolded to accent the sofa for two different seasons. Or create a quilt with two different moods, perhaps with a bold and bright design on one side and a more elegant one on the other.

How to Make a Reversible Quilt

Photo from Celebration: A Lesson in Quilting Reversible Quilts by Aby Dolinger.

While making a reversible quilt sounds simple, how exactly do you layer the two tops so that they’re aligned correctly with each other?

Baylor Arkansas Reversible Quilt

Baylor Arkansas Reversible Quilt” from Lindy J Quilts.

The following video by Laura Roberts shows you how to do that. It’s fussier than layering up a standard quilt with a backing, but still easy to do. And, well worth the time when a reversible quilt is the perfect choice.

Click here to watch the video at YouTube if it doesn’t play on your device.

 

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