QUILT INDEX RECORD

38-36-3575

Where are the records for this quilt housed?

Arizona Quilt Documentation Project

Who documented this quilt?

Arizona Quilt Documentation Project; Cave Creek Museum

Arizona Quilt Documentation Project Number:

CCM150010

Museum Accesssion Number:

969.2273

When was the documentation day held? Or when was the form collected?

11-30-2015

Where was the documentation day held?

Cave Creek, Arizona

1. Type of quilt object

Quilt top with unfinished edge

2. Designer's title:

Indigo One Patch

3. Quilt Width:

72 inches

3. Quilt Length:

72 inches

4. Shape of edge:

Straight

5. Shape of Corners:

Straight

6. Overall color scheme:

Multicolor

7. Predominant Color(s):

Beige or Tan; Black; Blue or Navy; Brown; Gray; Lavender; Purple; White

8. Identifiable Quilt Specific colors:

Cadet Blue; Claret or Wine; Double Pink; Indigo Blue; Nile Green

9. Overall condition:

Good/moderate use

10. Damage to quilt:

Fading; Fold marks or creases; Tears or holes; Wear to edge or binding

14. Date of Quilt:

1901-1929

15. Source of Fabric:

Unknown

17. Layout format:

One patch or allover

18.1.1. Block pattern:

One Patch

18.2. Number of quilt blocks:

440 +

Size of quilt blocks:

2.50 x 2.50 inches

18.4. Block style (shape):

Squares

18.7. Number of different block patterns present:

1

22. Borders:

None

23. Fiber used in quilt tops:

Cotton

24. Fabric patterns, styles, motifs, or print categories used in quilt top:

Checked; Conversation Prints; Dotted; Floral; Geometric; Mourning Prints; Plaid; Print; Solid/plain; Striped

Other fiber, fabric or fabric print types used:

Various cotton blends

25.1 Piecing techniques:

Hand Piecing

Unique binding materials?

There is no binding on quilt

Other batting:

There is no batting in quilt.

1. Ownership of this quilt is:

Public Museum, Library or Institution

Name of Quilt Owner:

Cave Creek Museum

Quilt Owner's City:

Cave Creek

Quilt Owner's State:

Arizona (AZ)

Quilt Owner's Country:

United States

When was this object acquired? Under what circumstances?

In April of 1970 the museum opened its doors for visitors. The Museum, a largely volunteer organization, represents the dedication and generosity from the people in Cave Creek & Carefree. It is a pleasure to present the pre-history and history of peoples living life in the north desert foothills. We are proud to announce that the Cave Creek Museum has gone solar.

Access and copyright information:

Restricted

Copyright holder:

Arizona Quilt Documentation Project

Essay:

The mission of the Cave Creek Museum is to preserve the artifacts of the prehistory, culture and legacy of the Cave Creek/Carefree foothills area through education, research and interpretive exhibits.

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