Katherine Dossman is hoping that her quilt, Haiku, will be found. It was last seen on August 7, 2015 when she shipped it from Belton, Texas. It was lost during transit to Madison, Wisconsin. For some reason, during the shipment there was a three-day hold in Dallas. Somehow, the quilt was separated from its box and a letter was placed inside saying the box had come open. Instead of the quilt, six skeins of variegated yarn which do not belong to her were placed inside the box.
This original quilt is 33″ by 33″. It is a graveyard scene with a moon, a creepy/whimsical tree, three tombstones with a haiku on each one. There is a hand-stitched, appliquéd crow sitting on the main tombstone. Katherine also used embroidery, Shiva paintstiks, and computer printed fabric for the tombstones. The quilt is labeled on the back with Katherine’s name, address, phone, email, and the title of the quilt.
If you find this quilt, please contact Katherine at Sonokat@aol.com.
