Osprey V-22 by Linda Robbins Dixon
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.
Memories Of A Child by Annita Dias
This is a queen size quilt which Annita named “Memories of a Child.” It features a Sunbonnet Sue blocks. The background is plain and the colored blocks have green and pink borders. The pink border is the “pink breast cancer fabric.” This quilt is machine pieced, machine and fused appliqued, and machine quilted. There is also some embroidery on it. The label says something like “Memories of a Child / My Darling Tanya / from your loving Aunty Buddu.”
Annita writes, “If some one has or has seen this quilt please return it. I made this quilt for my niece who has severe autism. It has drained me emotionally as i took a lot of time and effort in making it especially for my niece Tanya.”
If you find this quilt, please contact Annita at diacdias@bigpond.net.au.
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.
Ohio Star by Teresa Fusco
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.
Jason's Quilt
This is a king-size quilt. It has forest green strips around the nine-patch blocks. There are four large squares in the middle that Barbara called “Overall Sam” or it may be called “Suspender Sam.” They were made from Ronda’s grandfather’s overalls. The quilt is machine pieced and tied. Along one side, Barbara machine embroidered “Jason – Granny B 1998.” There is also a red heart embroidered on it.
If you’ve seen a quilt that fits this description, please contact Ronda at dee_dee2259@yahoo.com.
Thangles II by Judy Currie
The lap quilt, above, is 60″ by 75″. It has the Thangles II label as shown below, bottom left.
The table topper, below center, is approximately 36″ across and it is an octagon. It has a hand written label sewn to the back, bottom right.
If you can help with the recovery of these quilts, please contact judy at judyandmartyn@nc.rr.com.
Noah's Ark Quilt by Cheryl Hartzog
This crib size quilt is 47″ by 60″. The main colors are pastels combined with a speckled bright green and bright purple. It was last seen during October 2009 when it was mailed from Live Oak, Florida to Indianapolis, Indiana. The recipient had moved but forgot to give Cheryl a change of address. The recipient went to her old residence and she said it looked like quilts were hanging in the window.
Teddy Bear Quilt by Daisy Schoonover
If you find either of these quilts, please contact Cheryl at cheriart15@yahoo.com.
Quilt of Valor by Barbara File
This is a large, lap-size quilt. It has a red border, blue sashing, yellow cornerstones. The blocks are red and blue Churn Dash. She used a fabric with red and blue stars on white for the background. It has a label on a lower corner with Barbara’s name.
If you’re able to help, please contact Barbara at tobylehnj@juno.com.
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PaPa's Missing Quilt owned by Linda Mapes
Update: The quilt show to the left is the quilt that is missing. The quilt that was previously posted (shown below) is now found.
Can you help Linda Mapes locate this missing quilt? It was last seen in Hastings, Minnesota within the last 18 months. It was accidentally donated, but Linda would like to recover it.
“PaPa’s Quilt” is a queen size quilt that was made by a friend from scraps of Linda’s father’s pajamas and shirts. Her dad’s catch phrase, “I’m still here,” is embroidered at the bottom. The back and edges are navy blue.
If you’ve seen this quilt, please contact Linda at linda.j.mapes@healthpartners.com. Linda is offering a reward for the recovery of this quilt.
PaPa's Recovered Quilt owned by Linda Mapes
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