Identifying quilt pattern
 

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I have quilt that I can't identify the block pattern. It is a signature quilt. Any help in identifying the pattern will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

The block is often called the Signature Block.

This is an interesting variation—a square in a square block with a pieced center block to form the signature line. Could not find an exact duplicate but if you want to do it, PM me for the cutting instructions.

Here is an example of a quilt made from that block: https://cheryllynchquilts.blogspot.c...with-love.html
And here is a historical example: http://karenquilt.blogspot.com/2011/...ure-quilt.html

I know this as "Cracker" like the noise makers for New Years. There are many free patterns and you tube videos.

Thank you all for the help. It is really appreciated.https://cdn.quiltingboard.com/images/smilies/boy.gif

Welcome to the board!
Years ago many women made what they called Album quilts where everyone signed a block, usually embroidered in the center piece.
I find those old ones endearing. The names are outdated and many used "Mrs. Joe Blow" instead of Mary Blow- a sign of those times.

Welcome to this board. So many knowledgeable people here and always willing to help.