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Log Cabin Quilt Left in Rental Car

Jean reports that her daughter accidentally left a twin size, log cabin quilt in the trunk of a rental car in Columbus, Ohio. Her name, Denise Renee and the year 1976 were embroidered on the quilt. It was made from scraps of material from clothing Jean had made for her. The quilt was backed with a sheet with pink flowers on it.

Naturally, her daughter is devastated. "If I could find it for her, she would be very happy," Jean concludes.

If you have any information on this twin size, log cabin quilt, please contact Jean Nolder at [email protected].

Posted November 3, 1999.

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