Robin Palmer hopes to recover the Standing Strong quilt that she made for Mike and Pam Armentrout. This quilt was last seen on May 30, 2016. It was sent to Robin’s brother’s home in Ohio, but she accidentally put the wrong house number on the box. The postman said he delivered the box, but the neighbors say they did not find a box on their porch. This quilt was made … Continue reading
In 2010 Mary Ann Cooper made a lap quilt for Patricia Stewart. It was shipped from Missouri to the Ohio/West Virginia state line area, but the recipient was away and never received it. This quilt features blue embroidery, sashing, cornerstones and embroidered cross-stitched stars. It is machine pieced and machine quilted. Mary Ann is not sure if it is labeled, but if it is, it would have been in black … Continue reading
Please be on the look out for a Baltimore Album quilt made by Hazel Reed Ferrell for Elizabeth Ferrell. This quilt was last seen in West Virginia during October 2013. The owner’s father gave it away. This quilt was an award winning quilt, made especially for Elizabeth as a labor of love from her mother. The main colors on this quilt are red, green, and white. The third block from … Continue reading
Beryl Rowley is asking for help locating her Soccer Memory Quilt which she made for her son, George. The quilt was last seen in Buckhannon, West Virginia on May 6, 2009. It was on an Advantage moving truck in a U-Haul cardboard box. The quilt was lost during the move. The truck had possessions of eight different people. The quilt was not discovered missing until items had recently been removed … Continue reading
MaryJo Savage is searching for a family quilt made by her mother, Ada Booth. This is a small, regular bed size quilt that is embroidered with the names of family and friends, including the names Ada Booth and Lawarence Booth. The embroidery is colored and is on a white background. It was made around 1940 or 1950. The quilt was last seen around 1985 or 1986 in Prichard (near Huntington), … Continue reading
Linda Lightner is hoping to locate her East Coast Lighthouses quilt top. In November 1999 she gave it to a machine quilter from the southern part of West Virginia to be quilted but it was never returned. It was last seen at The Sew Inn quilt shop in Morgantown, West Virginia. The twin size top is an original design. It has machine embroidered lighthouses in dark reds and blues on … Continue reading
