You found it, Sharon! It is basically the same, except that the colors are arranged differently and the Quiters' Cache pattern is larger and a more complicated construction. I definitely prefer mine too. Thanks so much.

You're welcome, Lois. I consider it a challenge to see if I can find 'unknown' blocks. lol

I sent an email to a quilt shop I found online that sells the pattern Compelling Women and they replied the block is Blotch Handle. The shop is Peaceful Gathering Quilt shop in Fox River Grove Illinois.

Here is a link for some historical info. It's a block associated with the Amish. https://barbarabrackman.blogspot.com/2010/11/botch-handledevils-claws.html

And known by a few other names, also. Thanks for the link, Bev.

About 1900 the Ladies Art Company, a pattern sales company, published it as the Lily Quilt Pattern and Hearth and Home magazine published it as Des Moines. In 1934 the Kansas City Star quilt column suggested you embroider your name across the center in album quilt fashion and called it Cluster of Lilies. A smaller source the Needlecraft Supply Company published it in 1938 as Pond Lily.

#1952

This pattern was published as Devil's Claws by the Ladies' Art Company.

Other names include Idaho Beauty and Cross Plains.

Wow, Sharon - it's a completely different block with your color placement!

Donna

It sure is, Donna. The Quilter's Cache technique allows for a variety of different looks depending on color placement. I probably would not have recognized it as the same block.