Ruby Horansky needed help recovering her quilt, Blue Motherboard. Ruby last saw it on April 9, 2014 when it was wheeled out to the shipping company’s truck along with other packages. The company claimed it was never scanned into the system and they had no record of it other than a request for a pick up. The quilt was packed in a tube, 36″ long and about 5″ diameter, and the tube is taped on both ends. It was labeled on the outside of the tube and there was a return shipping label and postage inside.

On May 25, 2014, Ruby joyfully reported that her quilt had been found! It was returned to her in its original packing, and she was told it had been mis-delivered to a home five blocks away. Ruby has no idea why it wasn’t delivered to its original destination in North Carolina.

This quilt is 45″ high by 36″ wide. The main colors are blue with red, orange, and yellow. One distinctive fabric is a light blue “crazy” patchwork. This quilt is hand and machine appliqued, machine pieced, and machine quilted. The quilt has a label hand appliqued to the lower right-hand corner on the back. The label includes the title of the quilt, its dimensions, date completed, maker’s name, address, phone number, and website.