Can anyone tell me the name of this block or where I can get the pattern?
 

It could be a variation on a churn dash block?
Looks to me that it is simply rows of 5x5 squares and half-square triangles using 5 different fabrics.
cut 2 red squares, cut 2 blue squares fro cornerstones
cut 6 pink floral squares*, 6 black floral squares*
cut 10 yellow floral squares* (2 paired with 2 pink floral, 2 paired with 2 black floral, sew into half-square triangles)
*optionally reduce the cut floral squares by 2 and instead for each cut one rectangle the same length as 2 squares)

The only trick to it is the unit size. 14&1/2 block unfinished with 5 units is 14/5 = 2.8 then add in the seam allowance of .5 to get the unit size of 3.3x3.3

I'm seeing a lot of traditional blocks coming out in copy write patterns that the patterns are exactly the same just makes a different size block.

Boxy star variation
 

Here is the cutting instructions file for Boxy Star Variation from EQ7 enjoy! Luann

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That is a cute block, can't wait to see the quilt you make.

I think I recognize that as "Boxy Stars" from Quiltville. Here's the link to the pattern & a picture from the website of a quilt made from this (fabulous!) pattern --->

http://quiltville.blogspot.com/2005/06/boxy-stars.html

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Thank you for all of the information

It is beautiful. I am thinking of trying this myself. I played around with it on Quilt Pro and came up with this. HMMMMMMMMMM

I made a Christmas quilt with this pattern (see avatar) and I love it - it is an extremely easy block to make.

I can't believe how quick people find information for one another. You all are awsome!

Love the way this board comes to the rescue!!!

Thanks craftrrn1 and Rebecca for the picture and pattern! I think many of us will like having this one in our files!

Looks like a wonderful block...and a fun quilt to make!
Thanks to everyone who contributed! :)

WONDERFUL!! Thank you sew much for sharing this!!

I love it, Rebecca! Thanks for sharing the link.