Name of pattern?
 

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Does anyone know the name of this pattern?

Don't know the name of the pattern but here's some info. Hope this helps.
http://stitchintherapy.blogspot.ca/2...h-4-patch.html

Each block is divided into 3 sections. One section is 3 squares of different colours. Second section 3 squares of different colours. Third section is a stripe of cream full length.
the blocks are then placed vertical and next horizontal to make pattern.

This is the pattern from Merry Mayhem's New Years Day Mystery 2012. She called it Chips and Strips.
It makes up quickly.

Here is her website:
http://merrymayhem.com/mystery-quilts.html

After her mysteries have been free for a short time, they then become patterns you pay for. This one was #134.
and when I check it out, you don't see the finished quilt, just a short description. Maybe I am missing something.
but basically, this is a rail fence pattern, with variations.

So how can one person "sell" a pattern, while someone else gives free instructions on another site...of a variation of a traditional pattern.
Just wondering. This has been the answer for me...have two shoeboxes filled with 2 1/2" squares.....

Variation of Fence Rail, 2 of the rails are scrappy.

I made this before. I used four patches, one set all scrappy one set with solid squares on one side. Sewing the solid squares was much easier then sewing a strip of solid to the two squares. It's not a copyright violation to show how to make a quilt pattern, just can't show or copy any of the original written instructions.

Thanks DOTTYMO I never would have figured that out! I am still learning how to see the different blocks in quilts and
appreciate your help!

I made one similar to this from a Bonnie Hunter free scrap pattern. You can google Bonnie, I don't know how to add web sites. Sorry.

I just went to Bonnie's site, hers is made with a 9-patch and squares it's in her leader & ender section.

It is just basically a modified nine patch. The first six patches are cut and assembled as usual, but the other three squares are cut in one solid color piece (rectangle) the finished size plus 1/2". By turning each block a different way, you get the design. Not sure there is a name, but have seen it before.

Thank you, easy peezy,Wished I had checked this board earlier, by the time I found your reply I had figured this out on graph paper, but not in a block form.Thank you.