Crazy Ann, in an unknown clipping, is credited to Finley, dated in 1929. In researching, I found this same block with its double Split Rectangles and Shaded Four-Patches, which create that hexagon, known by several other names. Two of blocks are also credited to Finley, in 1929; Follow the Leader, and Twist and Turn. Additionally, it was also known as Crazy Anne, with an “e”, in the Kansas City Star, on October 15, 1932. B37 ~ Crazy Ann ~ Michelle's Fabric Selection 1 Crazy Ann is very similar to Crazy House, which only has single Split Rects, but the same Shaded Four-Patches in the corners. It seems Crazy Ann, carried the crazy into Crazy Ann. :) I think we all know a crazy Ann that keeps us laughing! Whatever you want to call it, I think it is a fabulous block. This week I was consumed with getting ready for Fall Quilt Camp and rebuilding my website ( www.sewonthego.net ). I've been planning on rebuilding my webs...