This pattern is a variation of a Kaleidoscope or Star Puzzle quilt in the most glorious pastels. The backing is a beautiful tiny floral. Thin, soft, cozy. Measures 67x80.

It is characterized by the use of triangles (specifically equilateral or isosceles triangles) that meet at a central point to create a circular or star-burst effect. In your specific quilt, the design uses a "shattered" or "faceted" layout where the secondary shapes—diamonds and smaller triangles—emerge based on how the colors are grouped.

Key Features of this Design:

• Geometric Construction: The block is built using a 60-degree triangle grid. When six triangles meet at a single point, they form a hexagon; when four or eight meet (depending on the angle), they create the kaleidoscope "star" seen here.

• Spider Web Variation: Because some of the points appear long and lean, it also shares DNA with the Spider Web pattern, which typically uses a foundation-piecing method to create those radiating lines.

• Scrappy Aesthetic: The use of disparate prints—florals, calicos, and checks—is classic for vintage "scrap quilts," where the pattern is defined more by the contrast between light and dark fabrics than by a single uniform color.

Identifying the Era

The fabric choices in the image (specifically the small-scale pink florals and the "shirting" stripes/checks) suggest a mid-20th-century style, likely 1930s-1950s, or a modern reproduction of that "Depression Era" aesthetic. The hand-quilted "running stitch" visible across the yellow sections adds to its authentic, rustic charm.