What is the name of this layout?
 

The layout looks traditional to me, but I don't know what it is called. It's kind of wavy because I haven't started sewing the blocks together. there also might be a few in the wrong direction. Not a final arrangement yet. Just trying to get as many HST as I need up there. Thanks for any help about the name.

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I do not know what it is called, but I like the pattern and colors.
Can't wait to see it finished.
Mike

cleaning out the blue scrap bin ;-)

Don't know an official name either, but really like it! Make up your own name!!:D

i've seen a pattern like that... seems it was called ocean waves or something similar

Oh how pretty!! It is sort of like Ocean Waves, but not quite. I only know b/c I made an ocean waves and used blues. Love it!

Don't know but, I think it will be beautiful when finished.

Could it be Storm At Sea?

that looks awesome!

It's sort of reminiscent of X's and O's or trip around the world only made with HSTs instead of squares. It's beautiful-- your use of color and value gives an illusion of transparency that really makes it sparkle! I keep going back to look at it...

Rob

I looked in Barbara Brackman's book - and the closest thing I saw to your layout was something called "Broken Windows" - pattern number 1670 in her book.

The difference is that where you have four HST units in the center - the book has a plain square.

it's a nice layout - my eyes keep moving, but it's still restful.

It reminds me of the prisms in a lighthouse beacon. I am sorry but I am no help with the actual title of the pattern.

I can't help with the name, either, but I love the colour and layout. It's going to be a beauty when it's finished.

I think it is a variation of "Corn and Beans".

I really love it. It may not have a name - - - yet. You name it.

I can see that the "block" could be made with a center square with triangles (or four HSTs), then two flying geese on each side. Then the corner squares would have to be made with HSTs. That would put a dark square in the middle and when the blocks are put together there would be a secondary design with a light square in the center.

It looks a little bit like a pattern called Radiant, but made with half square triangles.

I think it's pretty, no matter what the name. I would go with either Corn & Beans, or Ocean Waves as a variation of one of them.

I don't know the name, but it's going to be a beauty. What a lot of HSTs!

I have no idea about the name but I like it. I like all the secondary designs present. Keep up the good work!

Incredibly, my block a day perpetual quilt calendar has this particular block for August 1st, and they call it "Corn and Beans". I'm just reading your post a few days late, and yesterday I would have had no idea.

Looks like a lady of the lake variation??

what a coincidence

Beans & corn, or corn & beans....?usually done scrappy?

I just saved an image like this - a quilt pattern called 'Beacon of Hope' - I will try and find a link.

Here's a Pinterest link with the pattern. I like the way you made them into blocks. It was a Fons and Porter scrappy design, I'd been looking for 'easy quilts' since I've had recent "failures"....

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/231653974562172170/