gollytwo

3 is Hole in the Barn Door, also called Churn Dash
5 looks like a Le Moyne star in a different setting
7 is a Rail Fence

Vicki Anne

that's what I call it

TN Gal

WOW! Quite a find! Very colorful assortment and I'm sure some charity would LOVE to have those quilts to give to some needy person(s).

JUNEC

OMG - what great finds.

ghostrider

Number 1 is not Friendship Star.

Friendship Star is a 9-patch with HSTs in it. The block in quilt 1 is a 4-patch with no HSTs. I believe it's a block called Periwinkle, also known as Arkansas Snowflake or Four-Point. Here’s its history and an illustration.
http://www.earlywomenmasters.net/qui...kle/index.html

Butterflyblue

#1 may also be called "Arkansas Snowflake" (or is a variation of it)

Edited to add: Whoops, I see Ghostrider beat me to it. I've never heard of that block being called "friendship star".

Butterflyblue

#2 is Rolling star, as already mentioned, and also goes by the name Brunswick Star

toriabelle

#1 _ friendship star var.,#2_tumbling star,#3monkey wrench OR hole in the barn door,#4 straight furrows, #6 spider web,#7rail fence. #5 LOOKS like another tumbling star var. There are many many var. on some patterns as the maker added or subtracted colors, pieces,etc. Hope this helps. P.S. These are Ky. names and common patterns found in Ky.

matraina

No. 3 is Churn Dash, I think.

toriabelle

That,too!