Window Sill?
 

I know many of you will know the answer to this question. What is the name of the pattern that looks like you're looking through windows? Each block has a square and then a bottom sash and a side with a miter, which form the side of the window and the sill.

window sill?
 

Seems like it's called 'attic window'.

There are free patterns for it also.

I also know it as "Attic Windows".

Here is a link including patterns that don't have the dreaded "Y" seam

http://www.hgtv.com/crafting/attic-w...ays/index.html

Yes, it is attic windows. So many names to remember, some just escape.

Thanks you Quilt Board. I knew you would have the answer.

Sounds like attic window, but I'm no expert.

Could be the "shadow box" you are thinking of.

Have a pattern of this and the slanted corner looks rather daunting. Has anyone been successful at this? Once saw a quilt in this pattern, and that specific corner was a sewn-in half-square triangle, w/ the matching colors of the "sills"!

Attics window. Pretty pattern.

I have done Attic Windows using the HST in the corner, rather than the set-in seam. It works great for solids and pretty well for prints. If you are using any kind of directional fabric it definitely shows.

Attic Window. I just happen to have some pics of one that is on display in my office.

Attic window. There are 2 different styles one has mitered corners and a newer one does not.