I think it more falls under the heading of it's not a unique design. Pretty sure it would still fall under copyright even as a free pattern. ;) I'm sure I've seen it in several places. MMF just stuck in my head because I was on a distributor's site picking out batting yesterday and snooped at the free patterns and they were one of the suppliers.

At least this gives you construction and maybe the size is relatively easy to extrapolate. I spent yesterday adjusting a non-trimable block down to 13/16" smaller. That made me remember why I prefer the LA portion of my quilts.

The triangles are 9.5" finished size. The finished quilt size is 57" x 66.5". It is 6 triangles across and 7 rows triangles down.

Says on the page it will be available Nov 2014

I checked the main site and it says the free pattern will be abailable in September. Guess we missed it.

It didn't say only available in September. The email ladibug received confirms it will be posted soon.

I found the free pattern. Click on the link for the free pattern. Then on the left side of the web site for K there is a section that says free patterns. Click on that and it will take you to the free patterns page. The pattern you want is on page 10. You will need to scroll down as the are in alphabetic order until you see the name Three times around.
Hoe this helps you.

This past year I had difficulty in getting a free pattern from a magazine. I ended up calling the manufacturer and they stonewalled me saying it was coming out in a few months. So I called the magazine and they forced the manufacturer to give me the pattern. The Vice President of the company said they would no longer issue the words 'free pattern' unless it was ready for anyone to download. I would call Robert Kaufman, they have the pattern.

picture downloaded. at the bottom it says FREE pattern available Sept 2014 at www.robertkaufman.com

Just click where it says Download more info

It was free in sept