I agree about the spots. Makes me dizzy. But, love the quilt. Good job.

I am liking sampler quilts more and more. This one is a winner!

Theresa

Yes, Donna. I printed some leaf patterns and traced them onto old x-rays. Then cut them out and used that for my stencil. Makes me sad x-rays are all digital now.

Beverly, I have a big envelope full of mammogram films from when our local hospital went digital. Now I know what I can do with them!

Donna

Really like your quilting!

Really nice quilt, Bev. That backing certainly does play games with your eyes.

Love the quilt. Hey, that backing is way out there. I'd drape it backside up over someone suffering a hangover and watch the fun!! Tee Hee.

Rita, I like the way you think.

Theresa

Beautiful use of orphan blocks - it is lovely! The backing would be fun for someone who had indulged too much!

Sue

Very pretty. And it must feel good to have all those blocks put to good use.

Rita, that is a great idea.

Had my daughters check it out at dinner tonight. It bothered Sara but not Nikki. The boys just saw the little squares. I think it will be a good selling point for it.

Love the quilt--so colorful and joyful! The backing fabric looks like the topping of a baby changing pad or maybe a Poise pad that some crazy person (maybe a chemist) has been test spotting with an eye dropper full of different dyes.

I love the psycho sampler idea. It is one great quilt. Amazing what some creativity and great quilting can do for a bunch of orphan blocks.

that came out great ! Love the blocks.

Thanks every one. Tim said I can't name it Psycho, so it is called Eye Candy. I got it finished today and it is listed in my Etsy shop.