This double twist Bargello quilt top is 100″ by 100″. It is machine pieced and is ready to be quilted.
If you find this quilt, please contact trumbo19@yahoo.com.
Linda Bryant is hoping that someone has information about a silk crazy quilt which was made by her mother. It was sold at a summer yard sale held in Bangor, Maine in the 1960′s. A man bought it and said he was going to put it in a museum.
This quilt is full-sze. It is made with silk fabrics and has names and dates significant to her family including “Irving and Judy, Nov. 26.” There are also hand embroidered flowers. The quilt was edged with lace.
If you know anything about this quilt, please contact Linda at bryantsaap@ymail.com.
The quilt was made in 1989. It is machine pieced and hand appliqued. The Nintendo characters are freehand machine embroidery. It is about 60″ by 80″. The blocks are muslin. The sashing is purple. The hand quilting is done in red and ecru.
This quilt was one of Jackie’s first quilts that she made as a special gift for her son. It has sentimental value and she would offer a reward to get it back. If you have seen this quilt, please contact Jackie at JackieClegg@dishmail.net.
Ruth Hawker hopes to recover the Grandmother’s Flower Garden quilt that she made in 2008. It was last seen in June 2010. She believes it was taken from her car sometime during her move from Edmond, Oklahoma to King George, Virginia.
This hand pieced quilt has flower blocks in multiple colors and they are put together with green. It is just the top and had not been quilted yet.
If you find this quilt, please contact Ruth at rhawker@va.metrocast.net.
This 88″ x 92″ quilt was made in 1880. The main colors are red, yellow, and fugitive green. It is hand pieced and hand quilted. It has an interesting appliqued sawtooth border in red and green.
If you have any information about this quilt, please contact John at johnsauls@tyler.net.
This quilt is about 36″ by 60″. The main colors are purples, browns, and blues. It is machine quilted. It has a label on the back of the quilt which identifies Jill and Shirley Ann, in addition to the fact that it was made in a Diane Stevensen class in January 1998.
If you find this quilt, please contact Jill at sjblack@letterboxes.org.
Ann’s quilt is 66.5″ by 51″. The main colors are yellow, orange, red, and green. It is machine pieced, hand appliqued, machine quilted, and it has beading at the center of some of the flowers. Except for the borders, every piece is a curved, half-petal/leaf shape. This became Ann’s logo and she used it on her stationary and business cards. This quilt has a label sewn to the lower right corner on the back. It has Ann’s name, the name of the quilt, and probably something about it being an original tessellation.
If you know anything about this missing quilt, please contact Ann at annmaley@comcast.net.
This original quilt is 40″ square. The main colors are blue, black, yellow, gray, and red. It features a very large Osprey V-22 helicopter in the center. Linda completed the quilt on September 30, 2010. She has a label sewn to the bottom left corner.
If you are able to help with the recovery of this quilt, please contact Linda at linda.dixon@comcast.net.
Suzanne Decker hopes to find her childhood t-shirt quilt which was made by her mother, B. DeWeese. It was last seen in Ventura, California sometime in 1994. It was accidentally left at a public park.
The quilt is made from t-shirts that are from places Suzanne visited (Camp Tomah Shinga, Order of the Fork) and sports teams she played on. Many locations are from Kansas where she grew up (MJHS, MHS, etc.).
If you found this quilt, please contact Suzanne at suzdeck@msn.com.
The 75″ by 75″ Ohio Star is a beginner’s rotary cutting sample quilt used for teaching. Teresa had just finished the quilting and sleeve, but she doesn’t think it had a label on the quilt yet. The Rotary Cutting Pattern can be found in the book “Block Party”.
The backgrounds are pale pink and tan nine patches and medium pink border triangles. The Border is dark navy blue/black. The visual block design is large Ohio stars in navy and browns with smaller stars in navy tan/browns as the middle blocks. Teresa first noticed the quilt missing in November 1999.
There is a reward for the return of this quilt – no questions asked. If you have any information regarding this quilt, please contact Teresa at teresasquiltstudio@gmail.com.