Must be a picture of a picture and that's how the penny got there. Just Abe photobombing.

I thought attic windows looked more like this - with only one diagonal on one corner for each unit.

You're right. It's not attic widows, unless they're in a really weirdly constructed apartment building. You could construct it with HST's or with set-in seams. I vote for HST's. ;-)

That's what I see: One light green and one dark green side on each nine patch. Am I missing something?

That quilt was (guess still is, but farther down now) on my bucket list. I can't remember what book it is in at the moment. I looked thru the ones I thought it could be, but did not find it. It will hit me about 2am, lol. I can almost guarantee it is in a Leisure Arts book, maybe one of the "best of series", or the Great American Quilts of (year). Almost certain it is not Thimbleberries. Sorry I could not be of any more help.

Two versions look different to me.

Found one in an Oxmoor House (Leisure Arts?) book, Great American Quilts 1994. It is called 3D Nine Patch.

Thanks for the two hour tour, hee hee. I enjoyed it. Now I've got to get back to work.

Thank you so much!
The folks on this board are fantastic.

Rather than details on labels, simply take pictures of your quilts, put them into an album, making notes that are important only to you about the quilts you make. Love your quilt in the photo! I'm like others--either a very small quilt or a very large penny? Explanation, please.

Nice quilt; I think the penny for size comparison. Those blocks are tiny!