It looks like a Weigela, pruned to a narrow form. Weigela is a shrub rather than a vine.

I will try and stop on the back road, its difficult to stop on the actual road as its a busy dual carriageway and no stopping unless you hit traffic. I will try and see if i can walk to it somehow from the back roads to get a better picture, i took that from Google street maps.

The car I own now, a 2013 Hyundai Elantra, is the only car I have ever named. My previous car was also an Elantra. In 2013, on my way home from on the freeway, a sedan three cars ahead of me slammed on the brakes and the o vehicles ahead of me did the same, as did I. But to make sure I didn't rear-end the pickup in front of me, I also pulled toward the shoulder. I would have been fine, except the gal behind me (she said later that she was fiddling with her radio) drifted right, hit my car and sent me over a 300 foot embankment. My car flipped onto its roof and slid all the way down the embankment, back end first. The rear window shattered and my car became a giant shovel, hitting the back of my head with lots of dirt. At the bottom she flipped over again, landing right side up. Scary as Hell! Amazingly, I had some scratches, a few bruises and whiplash. I walked up the embankment with the help of one of the sweet men who came to my immediate aid. When I got my new car, I chose another Elantra. I figured the safety features were sufficient because I lived through the incident. Sorry for the long story, but the reason I named my new car "Helen"? My previous car took me to Hell n' back and if the need arises, I hope this one will too!

Hi Loralee, I doubt that we'll ever know who first put squares and 4-patches together in this particular design as it's so common. I see it's listed in an Etsy store and also pictured on Pinterest. She called it a Patchwork Table Runner Blue and Yellow. https://www.pinterest.com/pin/310889180532508478/