I really like your quilt. It is a refreshing twist on the stack and whack idea. It is amazing how many of us missed it in Bethany Reynolds book. I went to find my book and sure enough-I had missed it. Since you want to enlarge it and since you found more fabric what about making some more squares to use in the enlargement? And, what about a narrow border of a solid or near solid fabric and use the original fabric for the final border? It would certainly create conversation as the viewers would enjoy trying how to figure out how you did it.

Very different and unique. Something I've never seen before- thanks for sharing.

I'm doing a similar quilt that is in an alexandersonquilts book. I'm anxious now that i see it, to get going gung-ho! For whom are you making yours ? A great fabric for a hunter/camper! Do you have a summer cottage? It looks great!!

very cool looking

Really unusual but I like it! I've never seen one done like this. Seems like it would be much faster to piece than the other kaleidoscope style stack and whacks. Great fabrics!

I like the idea of having the original fabric somewhere in the quilt so others can see what it started out like. You did a nice job on your quilt.

You are right... I've never seen it either. Quite unusual.

That is exactly what I think I would do. It's nice to have the same fabric in the border if you can (or at least somewhere on the quilt if only on the back). It picks up on the center colors so you know it will "match" but looks different since it is not cut in pieces. Cannot wait to see it done as it is so interesting and unique.

WOW! It looks like a Kaleidascope but without wedges. I love this. I'm gonna try one.

I agree with this suggestion. I don't think I'd use the coordinating print...it seems to detract from the overall patterns, which are very pretty.