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Recovered!
Baker's Dozen

In 2001, Cynthia Willard was in the process of moving when her "Baker's Dozen" quilt disappeared. She remembers seeing it when she was in Tucker, Georgia, but she didn't see the quilt after that.

In 2006, she was in her garage looking for something else and she decided to send some stuff to Goodwill. She decided to look through the box, just in case there was something she wanted to keep. Under another quilt was the long-lost quilt she was hoping to recover!

Posted June 13, 2006. Updated August 22, 2006.

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