LGJARN52

Because I do so much better with a pattern, I'd really love to know this one. Pretty sure this is cut from a layer cake with the main block being 8 inches, leaving just enough to make the matching color strips. A snow jelly roll can be used for the white.
Tried a visual serch, but couldn't come up with the pattern name. Anyone know the name?
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thimblebug6000

I like it, sorry don’t know the name, maybe some kind of variation of a shadow box?

Panchita

No idea, sorry. It is pretty though!

eparys

I too googled it and could not find it. It would be easy enough to draft it. You already know that the white was jelly roll strips and the blocks were made from 10" sqs. The L appears to be the same width as the white. I would cut off two 2.5" wide pieces from the 10" sq (that leaves a 7.5" sq) Sew on your white strips, I would probably add a 2.5" sq of white to the ends of the L strips and trim to fit, That would end up being an 11" block - Then add white sashing.

toogie

https://nanaquiltshop.com/product/woven-shadows-3103d/

I haven’t ordered from here but I had seen this the other day. I don’t think it would be hard to figure it out yourself. I plan to one day, that’s why I saved it.

RedGarnet222

It looks very close to shadow play quilt by BQ quilts.

quiltingcotton

I believe it is called 'Layer Cake Tumble - it is a free pattern on the Fat Quarter Shop website Layer Cake Tumble

LGJARN52

Sorry, it's a good pattern , but not the right pattern. I did print out the pattern you suggested to use on another layer cake somewhere down the road.

eparys

LGJARN52 - I would be happy to share with you , what I drew up in EQ 8. It could give you rotary cutting directions as well as yardage. How large a quilt were you looking to make. With my calculations, it is an 11" block and except for one .5" trim would use the entire 10 " block. My design calls for sashing between the blocks. I really like the design and have a Layer Cake that I had no ides of what to do with it - I think this would be a perfect design with not too much fuss. Let me know

Onebyone

It looks like a Fabric Cafe 3 yard quilt pattern made with different color fabrics instead of the only 3 yards.