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Dresden Plate Cross Stitch

Sandy Gordon would like to find her Dresden Plate embroidered quilt top. She inadvertently left it in a motel room in Berlin, Ohio in 2004. After years of work, she had finished the embroidery and it was ready to put in the frame to be quilted.

This quilt top is queen size. It was made with a stamped cross stitch design. There are around twenty blocks. Sandy used mainly mauve/rose and green embroidery threads.

Please contact Sandy through the Lost Quilt Come Home Page if you've seen this quilt top.

Posted June 25, 2007.

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