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names in the quilt include Katie, born 1881, Jennie's daughter from her first marriage; Annie, the faithful hired girl in the McMurtrie household in Chicago; and GRM- the initials of George R. Moore who was engaged to marry Jennie at the time the quilt was made; the women are the great-grandmother and grandmother of the donor

Crazy Quilt, c. 1885

Catherine McDonald McMurtrie; Artist: Jennie McMurtrie Moore

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Loring Crazy Quilt (stored in box), silk, American XIXc dimensions L 77 x W 65-3/4'

Crazy Quilt, 1905

Florence Barton Loring

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dark burgundy velvet border; square blocks each pieced with irregular fabric scraps sewn together with embroidery floss in various stitch types and colors; various fabrics including embroidered and appliqued parasols, fans, teapot, flowers, top hat, butterfly, large blue leaf; at least four fragments of printed ribbons from various events including Grand Masonic Reunion, 1876, and Wisconsin Pharmaceutical Association, 1862; backing of burgundy fabric with inherent pleating

Crazy quilt, c. 1882

United States

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Crazy Quilt, 1904

Estelle Stuart

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patches of silk and velvet with embroidered and appliqued motifs; braid edging at all sides and corner loops, initialled and dated in corners

Crazy Quilt, 1892

Italy

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Crazy Quilt, 1998

Maureen Cummins; Author: Katherine Murray Millett , et al.; Printer: Maureen Cummins; Publisher: Women's Studio Workshop, Rosedale, New York

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Crazy quilt, early 20th century

United States

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