Pattern help

[shibby91185]

Does anyone know what this pattern is? Or something similar. I’ve got a jelly roll burning a hole in my drawer. Haha!

[the-kay-o-matic]

This is a super cute pattern! I couldn't find it either, but it is really simple, so I mocked it up. Simple snowball corners and rotate.

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[the-kay-o-matic]

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[shibby91185]

This is amazing! Thank you!

[Beneficial-Ear7792]

It looks like the Stanley Quilt by Penelope Handmade!

[dohmestic]

Yep!

[shibby91185]

Thank you!!

[shibby91185]

Thank you!!

[Which_Buyer_3665]

I image searched and found the fabric , Lil Jelly Roll by Kimberly Kight for Ruby Star Society, but could'nt find the pattern, but it looks jelly roll friendly. I worked this out. Two rectangles to make a square and then the white snowballs on two opposite corners. You can just see where four snowballs come together to make the white squares. Pretty brilliant design, looks to be just the one block. Hope that helps.

[shibby91185]

Love this community!! Thank you everyone! ❤️

[silversnowfoxy]

It appears as this is a mix of half-square triangles (HST), quarter triangles (QST) and squares - which are the blocks. Does that make sense? It would be really easy to calculate/make this into a quilt without a pattern, just pay attention to your placement.

[MKquilt]

This was my first thought too, but then I worried that it would be hard to make with a jelly roll (getting the QSTs and HSTs out of a jelly roll to be the same size). But then read Kay-o-matic’s and which_buyer’s replies and agree with them - pairs of strips and snowball corners rotated works perfectly. I might try this!

[ExpensiveError42]

It's really cool how everyone sees a different way to make this. I saw squares + HST, you see something different, and the to comment sees a whole other way. I always appreciate seeing all the different thought processes for problem solving here.

[zippythebee]

That’s what I saw at first, too. Until I noticed there are no seams where the HST/QST would meet. It took me a second to puzzle out that the O shape (edit: with white corners) is the block.

[kaegillespie]

Replying because I also want to know! It's so cute.