Nancy Dill is looking for help in finding a queen size quilt that she believes was stolen from her camper while at Wilkins RV in Churchville, NY for service on May 25, 2018. This quilt is the quilt maker’s original design, made of pastel fabrics in the Downton Abbey collection of Andover Fabrics. The quilt was machine pieced, hand appliqued, and machine quilted in 2013. The quilt has a label … Continue reading
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Ricky McKaig is asking for help in finding a quilt she made in 2010, which she called Blue Plate Special. Ricky described her quilt in this way, “The quilt is a hand made Dresden Plate design, various blue fabrics making up the “plate” design with a white and blue embroidered coffee cup design in the middle of each plate. The plates are appliqued onto blue and white striped fabric. … Continue reading
Jacque Nation is asking for help in finding a quilt top that’s about 50″ x 60″ that she made in 2018 from a collection of Oklahoma State University t-shirts. Jacque describes the quilt top as being made up “of mostly orange, black and gray fabrics. The t-shirts are as follows: one with OSU Alma Mater, another: True Fans wear Orange, and Pistol Pete in the Center. Its a 3,2,3,2,3 design … Continue reading
Becky Robinson made a colorful quilt to celebrate her grandson’s 2016 graduation of red, blue, green, and white fabrics. She also included Pickles comic strip panels, pictures of rolled-up diplomas, airplanes, and golf images. The quilt was machine pieced and quilted. Raymond’s quilt was last seen on July 5, 2018 in his living room in Lincolnton, North Carolina. It was stolen in a burglary later that week. The family assumes “the … Continue reading
UPDATE- This quilt has been returned to the quilter, Pam Brennaman Pam Brennaman, a quilter in Clearwater, Florida made this 48″ x 54″ dark brown and jungle prints pieced quilt for her brother in law. It was shipped it to him in Oklahoma City, OK, and the shipper reported it delivered on August 13, 2018, earlier than expected, at 9 AM. By 10 AM the quilt was missing. The quilt … Continue reading
Cheryl Haynes is looking for a quilt that was stolen from the Jimmie B Keel Library Bookstore in Tampa, Florida on May 29, 2018. Cheryl’s quilt “Disney from my childhood” was made in 1987 of blue and white fabric with Disney characters hand embroidered into individual squares. It was pieced, appliqued, and quilted by hand. Additionally, the quilt is labeled with the following handwritten message: “The very best place to be … Continue reading
Julie Bagamary reports that a grey and white 28″ x 23″ quilt was stolen from the Mountain Made Gallery in Ashville, North Carolina. It was last seen at the gallery on July 29, 2018. This quilt uses all batik fabrics,with a heavily hand embroidered large gray bird on a post. It was machine pieced and hand appliqued. There is a label on the back of the quilt which reads, “Gray … Continue reading
Deandra Harris is looking for a quilt that was taken from a storage unit in Nashville, Tennessee sometime since January 1, 2018. This quilt was a joint effort of the Ward, Walker and Woods families, made of purple and white fabrics. If you have any information about this quilt please contact Deandra at deandrea_ha@hotmail.com … Continue reading
Jill Lewis was traveling with her family from Chicago to the Ozark Mountains in June of 2018 when this quilt was accidentally left at one of their stops. It’s a very colorful 4′ x 4′ quilt of primarily blue and yellow fabrics, with the name Thomas Anthony Lewis 2/5/14 embroidered on it. If you’ve have any information about this quilt please contact Jill Lewis at JILLLEWIS511@GMAIL.COM … Continue reading
Sally Schultz reports that a quilt made in 2018 by her mother in law has gone missing in the process of moving from one apartment to another in Monroe, Iowa. This queen sized “Mountain” quilt is the quiltmaker’s original design hand pieced of blue and purple batik fabrics with green and gold quilting cotton fabric. The quilt was finished with celtic knots, and has a label which states, “Made … Continue reading
