Megan Ruffin is hoping to recover a family heirloom. It was last seen on November 25, 2016 in Bowie, Texas. Her mom placed it in a big, black trash bag, gave it to Megan’s sister. Her sister didn’t know what was in the bag, and she threw it into the back of her truck bed. She traveled from Bowie to Granbury, before she realized it fell out somewhere in between. … Continue reading
Donna Napier would like to recover a Double Irish Chain that she made for her daughter. She writes, “When my husband and I took our daughter to college In Los Angeles, she had the quilt. Unbeknownst to me, she gave the quilt to my husband to take home. My husband cannot remember if the quilt made it home in San Diego and was accidentally donated with other items or if … Continue reading
Dorothy Hicks reports the loss of a quilt she made for her daughter, Tia Hicks-Hawpe, when she went away to ASU in 2007. The quilt was last seen during September 2012 in Phoenix, Arizona. It was stolen during a burglary along with almost all of Tia’s other belongings. The ASU Sundevil quilt fits an extra long twin dorm bed. The main colors are burgundy and yellow. It is made with … Continue reading
A Double Irish Chain quilt top has disappeared from a display table at the Common Threads Quilt Guild Meeting on September 5, 2002. The meeting takes place in the Training Room of the Fairview City Building in Fairview, Oklahoma. This bed-sized quilt top was machine pieced by Jan Patterson in 2002. It is a traditional design made with navy and red squares on a white background. It is the top … Continue reading
