Herman Family Quilt
Sometime during October 13-19, 2005 the Herman Family Quilt was taken from inside a car in Spokane, Washington.
The quilt is set up with six blocks across and seven blocks down. It is very large, about king-size, maybe 72" by 84". All of the blocks are uniquely designed. Some have photo transfers with family photos (including a vintage wedding picture), some have been painted, and some are embroidered. One of the embroideries is a pheasant. Other blocks include the words "Herman Family Reunion", "In loving memory of Bobby Rush", and "Will the circle be unbroken". The blocks are set with blue sashing. Interlocking circles are quilted in the sashing.
If you find this quilt, please contact Andrea through the Lost Quilt Come Home Page.
Posted February 14, 2006.
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