Kelly Harless is looking for a white with pastels baby quilt. A friend of hers had it professionally made. It is a crib size quilt made with blues and pastels. It has baby Riley’s name embroidered on it along with the birthdate, March 23, 1998. The quilt was lost during shipment and Kelly never even got to see it. It was sent from Louisiana. If you find this quilt, please … Continue reading
On August 18, 2003 Beth Kitts sent a Sampler Quilt Top from Ruston, Louisiana. Somehow the shipping company lost the package and could not trace it. On September 10 Beth received the good news that the package had finally arrived at its destination. The box was squashed flat and very badly damaged, but the quilt top was intact. There was no indication of where it had been or why it … Continue reading
In 1973 Shirley Gauthier made a patchwork quilt for her son using 3″ squares of mixed fabric scraps. Some of the fabric scraps were tropical prints and some were from children’s shirts and dresses. The clothing scraps were left over from clothes Shirley had made for her family. Some of the tropical prints had been collected from overseas. The full size quilt was hand pieced and hand quilted. The quilt … Continue reading
The Original Millennium Quilt, designed and made by Deb Freesemann, owner of design studio Sew Dear. This quilt was introduced at the International Quilt Market in Providence in Spring 1999. In March 1999 this quilt was shipped from Waverly, Louisiana to Center Harbor, New Hampshire to be photographed for the Keepsake Quilting catalog, but it was lost by a shipping company during shipment. The quilt was last scanned in Chicago, … Continue reading
