Do you recognize this Yo Yo Quilt? It was found in July 2013 in Salt Lake City, Utah. It is made entirely of yo yo’s, all put together by hand. A wide variety of fabrics are used and the “sashing” is created with a single bright pink fabric. Based on the fabrics used, it was likely made in the last 25 years. If this quilt belongs to you, please email … Continue reading
Please be on the look out for this miniature yo yo doll quilt. It was on loan to the National Quilt Museum in Paducah, Kentucky. It was being displayed on a doll-sized brass bed in a display case in the lobby. The bed and the quilt disappeared on February 27, 2013. The quilt was made by Pat Lewis who volunteers at the museum. It is just 6″ by 6″. Pat … Continue reading
Kathi Oderio would like to recover two missing baby girl quilts. They were last seen on December 20, 2012 at Golden State Quilt Shop in Campbell, California. The owner said she could not find them. The quilts are 45″ by 60″. The main colors are pinks, blues, and yellows. Both contain Sunbonnet Sue, butterflies, animals, flowers, plants, frogs, birds in a tree, 3″ lattice, loose yo-yos and prairie points. The … Continue reading
Edie Johnson is looking for a quilt made by her mother which was given to her daughter. The full size quilt is called Yo-Yo Flowers. This quilt consists of white blocks with different color borders around each block. Each block has flowers made of small, gathered circles (yo-yos of material with a button in the middle of each flower. The quilt is machine pieced. The yo-yo flowers are hand appliqued. … Continue reading
