Arabic Lattice Quilt
Elizabeth Glass hopes to recover a quilt she made for her nephew, Patrick O'Daniel. It was stolen from an army barracks in East Texas. It was last seen in November 2005. Patrick was moving out of the barracks, and when they got back for the final load, the quilt and some CDs were missing.
The 52" by 58" quilt is an Arabic Lattice in a lightening bolt pattern. The main colors are a variety of black and red fabrics. The four-patch blocks in the center are a combination of reds, blacks and tans. It has a piano key border. It is bound in black. One distinctive fabric used in the triangles is a black and white print of zebras, and some of the zebras have red manes. The quilt was made in 2002 for Patrick's high school graduation. It has a label on the lower right corner with either her name or "Aunt Beth," Tucson, Arizona, and the date.
Please contact Elizabeth at [email protected].
Posted May 18, 2006.
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