does this block setting have a name?

I'd need a photo or diagram. Debra in VA See my quilts at:

Assuming you're using a fixed-width font... A's and a's are the large blocks (here 6x6), B's are the small ones (3x3):

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it looks almost like a "turning 20" or a bargello. hard to tell.

amy in CNY

If I understand your description and your illustration, I think it is a variation of an on-point setting without the setting triangles on the sides.

Julia >>> You have an equal number of square blocks of two different sizes. >>>

It's an interesting pattern, but I don't know the name of it.

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