Tamara Serrao asked for help locating her quilt called “Parterre.” It was last seen in February 2014 in Belgium where it was shipped to New York. She has been told it arrived in New York, but it was never delivered. Tamara reported the loss to this website on March 20, 2014. Happily, on May 5, 2014, Tamara reported that UPS finally found her quilt! All fabrics from her “Helen’s Garden” … Continue reading
In 1993 Anna Torma entered her quilt, “Everyday Poems” (shown on top) in a show called “L’autre Europe, 12, Triennale of Tapestries.” During the press night, the quilt was stolen from the wall it was hanging on. The quilt was last seen on June 20, 1993 in Tournai, Belgium. “Everyday Poems” is an original design by Anna. The 44″ by 45″ (113 cm by 115 cm) quilt was made in … Continue reading
Attila’s Laundry by Linda Colsh was made to enter into the Pointillist Challenge. On June 24, 1996 Linda took this quilt, another in-progress quilt, and her sewing kit to a shipping company to be boxed, insured, and sent it to herself at her new address. She was moving from California to Belgium. Linda was afraid to put her quilts in her luggage or in the shipment of their household goods … Continue reading
