Also known as: Solomon's Puzzle, Rocky Road to Dublin, Rocky Road to California
Sixteen quarter-circle units, eight in each colourway, turned so the dark curves join into a staggering path that runs from each corner of the block to its centre.
Each unit is a quarter circle sewn into an L-shaped background along a curved seam. Units here are 3 in with 2 in radius curves; the proportion of curve to square varies between patterns.
Four paws, each a large square with two half-square-triangle claws along each of its two outer sides and a small background square in the outer corner, separated by sashing strips around a centre square.
A centre square wrapped in five rounds of logs that spiral around it, one log per side in turn; the logs on two adjacent sides are light and the other two are dark, so the block divides into light and dark halves along a diagonal.
An eight-pointed star of 45-degree diamonds, each point pieced from small diamonds in rings of colour that radiate from the centre, with set-in background corners and side triangles.
A nine-patch star: plain corners, a centre square, and quarter-square-triangle side units whose triangles form eight points.
Four large half-square triangle units in the corners with their inner halves framing a centre cross of five squares, the edge and centre squares in one fabric and the squares between them in another.
Two large half-square triangles meet at the centre on one diagonal; the other two quarters each hold a square, a background square and two small triangles.