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MURRAY QUILTS Crazy Quilt in a Hurry. This is rather typical of quilts made in haste, using whatever fabric was available from worn-out dresses, shirts, skirts, pants, etc. They were made to keep sleepers warm, not to be exhibited as art! This one was made by Amie McDaniel around 1940. Now owned by her granddaughter, Ann Varnell. Murray Quilts

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