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I have a book called "Once More Around the Block" by Judy Hopkins. It looks just like one in this book, with the title "Triangle".

I vote on scrappy ocean waves. good job searching
omak!

I think it looks a lot like corn and beans, only the center is a smaller hour glass. Maybe it's been turned so the hour glass is off set on the dark/light?
Or the the four patch in the center is an hour glass instead, with more hst's around the outside edge.

http://www.quilterscache.com/C/CornandBeansBlock.html

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Originally Posted by saravincent

I vote on scrappy ocean waves. good job searching
omak!

Aren't we having fun? :lol:

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Originally Posted by Roben

That looks like Ocean Waves to me:

http://quilterscache.com/O/OceanWavesBlock.html

or in scrappy:

http://www.quiltville.com/oceanwaves.shtml

I think it's a really thought out color placement of Ocean Wave too.

YOU GUYS CRACK ME UP!!! I'M FAIRLY NEW TO ALL THIS HUBBUB, BUT YOU REALLY JUMP TO IT TO SOLVE SOMEONES PROBLEM. LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!! I HAVE TO TUNE IN EVERYDAY TO SEE WHAT"S HAPPENING.

I believe it is ocean wave done in watercolor placement as well. That's my 2cents.

I just have to say you guys are brilliant! When will I learn to recognize blocks?!!

Hey, I BELIEVE in asking the EXPERTS! No one better than a bunch of people who love quilts, quilt history, quilt lore, quilt making and quilt blocks!!!

Thanks, everyone! I'll check these patterns out!

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Originally Posted by Chele

I just have to say you guys are brilliant! When will I learn to recognize blocks?!!

Well ... <g> it takes looking at a lot of blocks, buying a lot of books or spending a lot of time surfing the net. Have you checked out the quilter's cache site? That lady really has done a lot of work to present a TON of different blocks in different sizes, using different techniques! She is a whiz!
You will learn, CHele, just keep looking around <g>. This site is really great for showing people where they got their blocks, and those sites you visit will usually have links and you just start looking.
I also happened to have access to some pretty good television programming when I first started fifteen years ago or so - - Simply QUilts, Quilt in a Day, and now Fons and Porter, some Kaye Woods ...
and, as you can see from all the input <g> a lot of guessing and by gollying!
God love all the quilters who have come before us and left examples of their attempts of making a utility item a real thing of beauty.