Did I invent a new block or
 

Has anyone ever seem a block like this? I was playing around on my EQ program and came up with this block. I have never seen one like it so I think it's all mine own design but you never know.

I really like your block and I have never seen one like it.

That's pretty neat! There will be an interesting secondary design too, formed by the corners of the adjoining blocks.

whatcha going to name it? ;-)

looks great ..

I like it a lot, but not the amt of pcs. it's over 70 pcs!!!!
very pretty

Wow, looks like you came up with a new block. Love the colors you chose, It does look like it will be a lot of work, good luck to you. Would love to see pictures of the finished quilt.

I'm calling it my "Prayer Block" because when I started designing it it was intended for some folks that really need some prayers. I wanted to make something different for them and I really like the way this one turned out.

Here is a picture of it put into a quilt with and without sashing. I like it best on point.

Agree and Yes you must name it!!!

Must of posted at the same time! Love the name and the finshed look of the quilt!!!

It is a lot of pieces but I have figured a way to break it down into simple parts so it's not that hard to make. The only bugger bear is the outside corners, but I got that broken down as well. So when I can take pictures as I make one, I will post it on here.

Ohhhh, I love it, I love it!!!!!!

I can't wait to see it!!!

Beautiful block ~ great designing job! Have fun making the quilt!

I've not seen anything like it. You did good! I like it best on point without sashing. Whatcha gonna call it?

That looks new to me! Love your block, now for the name?

That first setting really shows how special your block is. Beautiful, how it flows together. The others are nice too.

love it, can you share the pattern. That is a good name for your block. I have never used the EQ programs before. Looks like it might be fun.
Pat

That is a beautiful block. What is the dimensions of it? I like the on-point version as it just swirls around and makes the prettiest pattern. Way to go!! Liked it so much I went back and looked again. On second thought, I like the first version without the sashing. Either way you work it, it is lovely.

Oh cool! That's a really nice block - I like the first quilt setting you posted but they all look good. This would make a really gorgeous quilt.

That block really does look like a pain to piece though! Probably a little outside of my abilities at this point...but not forever! (I'm terrible with points and triangles...yikes!) I would love to see your real-life blocks - please do post them when you make some.

WOW - that is really nice. Can't wait for pics.

I do not think I have ever seen a block like yours. Awesome!!!!

Beautiful! I love the first setting. Looking forward to seeing pictures as you go!

awesome block

Love the name, can't wait to see a quilt made with this block!!!!!!!!! Love the first layout!!!!!!!!!!

Don't know if you invented it, but it sure is pretty.

Once I get it figured out for the sewing part I plan to post it here to share with everyone.

That is one awesome block! All three quilts are great, I like the first one the best. As a longarmer, I see a lot of quilting possibilities there for some special quilting too. Keep us posted as to progress & pic of final quilt. I think it's going to come out just absolutely gorgeous!

oolala...very pretty!

Congratulations and well done. I really love layout #1.

That is beautiful, I love it on point with the white sashing, I think it makes the center stars stand out so much more. Can't wait to see it in "real life"!

I love the first one the best...GREAT job creating!!!

love it, and the first pic is the one I would chose if I were making it : )

WOW That is awesome... all the layouts are wonderful. If it is not too much trouble could you tute it?

Love it. Great job!!

Like!!
Sandy

If I were making it I would go with on point and no sashing. It looks like you sewed a lot of circles. It is beautiful. Way to go.

My fav is on point without sashing. I love it because I like complex blocks. Break it down into groups that go together. Sew each section, that put the block together. I think putting together each block one at a time would be daunting. If you've got the pieces broken down you can put together all at once. It won't seem that difficult that way.
Good job

That's gorgeous, I love all the variations. It won't be quick, but it will definitely be worth the effort.

I had to come back and edit my post. The more I look at this block, the more intrigued I am. I've figured out the piecing, except for the corner triangles. All I can say is, this would be a three-bottle-of-glue quilt for sure! I can't wait to see this when it's finished!!!