QuiltnNan

While at a retreat, I was working with a box of scraps. I made HSTs an only came up with 20 blocks. To make them into a more useful amount for a donation quilt, I added another triangle to each to make them look like this:

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None of us could think of what this block is called. I'm sure I'll kick myself once you tell me LOL

stitch678

l checked " Quilters Cache". Found it on page 2 named as " pinwheel" Note ... it is a part of 4 units rotated to form a 3 tone pinwheel block.

bearisgray

Rhonda - from this board - called the unit "Boston Block".

tallchick

I’ve always thought I called a quarter square triangle block.

dunster

I agree with tallchick. It's a quarter square triangle variation. It can be used in many combinations, including the pinwheel block that stitch678 found.

joe'smom

I believe Deb Tucker calls it a 'combination unit.'

QuiltnNan

wow, lots of possibilities... thanks for all the input

bearisgray

A square made from one HST and two QSTs - which is a bit cumbersome to say!

1 S = 1 HST + 2 QST

Many years ago Quilter's Newsletter magazine had an article about that unit. Then they showed variations of how to use that unit. I do not remember what it was called in that article.

jclinganrey

I think it's called a 3/4 triangle square block.

Jingle

Lots of good feedback. All the names sound possible.