For Quilted Fabric #106, the face is spun and the back is filament.

• A. Face is Spun; Back is Filament
• B. Face is Filament; Back is Spun
• C. Face and Back are Filament
• D. Face and Back are Spun

Answer: (A)

Spun yarns come from short staple fibers twisted together, giving a soft, slightly fuzzy, textured surface. Filament yarns use continuous fibers, producing a smooth, consistent, and stronger surface. In Quilted Fabric #106, the face is spun, which creates the visible soft, tactile front, while the back uses filament, providing a smoother, more durable underside for quilting layers. This combination—that the front feels fuzzy and warm, and the back is slick and strong—fits the description and makes the statement true. If the face were filament, the front would look smoother and less textured; if both sides were spun or both filament, you wouldn’t see the distinct face/back characteristics described in the swatch.