WTxRed

I don't disagree that it's a play on words - here's a link to one of Judith Kraker's quilting designs, also referred to as a page turner!
http://krakerquilting.com/P2P-SPK-3-...?categoryId=-1

ghostrider

Ok, it's a technique she developed and teaches. The class is 'Page Turners "Turning Point to Point into Profit" and the class descriptions is about two-thirds down the class list page of her website.
http://www.thequiltingpage.com/classes/

WTxRed

Wow Ghostrider! Thank You for reading everything and figuring that out! I appreciate it.

Barb in Louisiana

I believe they are calling it a Page Turner when you put more than one motif/pattern together to create an a bigger or different looking pattern. The interesting thing would be to find out who coined the phrase.

Edited to Add: I just read the class description. If I were a good long armer and had a Statler Stitcher, I would sign up. Glad this mystery is solved.

jitkaau

A page turner generally refers to a book that is a good read.Generally one doesn't want to putit down and one eagerly turns pages in excitement of what is going to happen. The only book I have felt this way toward was' The Green Grass of Wyoming' which Iread at the age of 14!

Jingle

I haven't seen that term. Thank goodness there are lots of knowledgeable people on this board. Someone is always on top of any subject.

BettyGee

Only definition I know is that it means when you start reading something you won't want to stop, a real "page turner."

sylviasmom

I went to anitashackelford.com and Page Turner is a person's name.

ljgraham

There is also a Linda Turner who has some new technique for quilting so maybe (Page Turner)?