Those are both Great. I like the antique tiles that is what i have sent as birthday blocks fo t afew folks. Nanciii

I went to Joanns.com and searched for 'double faced quilt' and got these results...the only double sized quilted fabric they have online. None fall under your descriptive name, but you could take a look. http://www.joann.com/joann/search/search_results.jsp?CATID=cat1110&keywords=double+faced+quilt&_requestid=519780 If it's a new fabric, they might not have loaded it on the website yet, I suppose. Where/when did you hear of it? Here is a link that might be useful: Double sided quilted fabric

I made several handquilted "quilter friendly" panel baby quilts before I actually pieced what I consider my first quilt. My son wanted a quilt made similar to a 2"x2" picture we saw in Quilter's newsletter magazine.The picture was a square wall hanging so I took that 2x2 picture my LQS and picked out 20+ colors of Kona cotton solids but had NO idea how much I needed so I got at least 1 yard of each!! (I am STILL using some of that fabric!) I found a pattern and started sewing after I cut all those fabric strips (yep, rotary cut). It is the size of a twin sized bedspread so it hangs down over the side of the bed. I hand quilted using black thread (on black fabric ... yikes!) Each black triangle has a pattern quilted into it as well as a stitch-by-the-ditch along each color strip! After 10 years the black Kona cotton has faded and the cotton quilting thread is breaking but it is still a really warm quilt to cuddle with. He's moved out and the quilt is still here because his grandma has made the queen sized bedspread quilt for him now. Sue/polardream

I guess it would depend on the cost to purchase the client base. While it would be nice to have names and addresses of customers, if you're the only store within 50 miles, they will probably find you anyway. Do you plan on keeping the name? Will customers know the business is continuing or will they think it's closing? Just some questions to ask. Either way, good luck to you in your new enterprise.