LeeAnn Torkelson asks for everyone to watch for this quilt which she made for Julia Prochnik. The quilt was last seen on November 26, 2013 when it was sent from Fountain Hills, Arizona. The quilt, according to the shipping company, was delivered on November 29 at noon to the recipient in San Francisco, California. The box was apparently stolen, along with other packages, from the doorstep. This is a baby … Continue reading
Kathy Ranabarger hopes someone has information about her missing purse. It was last seen in April 2013 in Laguna Hills, California. Her bag was submitted to Stampington and Co., and was to be published in the Spring Haute Handbag magazine. Once the publisher was finished photographing her bag, they shipped it back to her, but she never received it. Kathy is afraid it may have been stolen en route. This … Continue reading
Annette Shroll hopes someone has her quilt in safe keeping. She made this quilt, called “New Beginnings,” for Edna Palermo. It was last seen on December 25, 2007 in Yucaipa, California. Annette gave it to her aunt for Christmas, and several years later she moved into a nursing home. It the process of moving her belongings, the quilt was lost. The family believes the quilt may have been left in … Continue reading
Lois made this quilt in 2012 for her son-in-law, Ryan Wright, in honor of his graduation. Lois shipped the quilt on March 14, 2013 from Hemet, California. The quilt was professionally packed and addressed by a third party vendor. It was supposed to arrive in Ithaca, New York on March 21. The shipping company says it was delivered to the front door at 12:05 PM. Lois believes the quilt may … Continue reading
Patty Biasca reports the loss of her Double Wedding Ring quilt. Her quilt was last seen on January 6, 2013 in Walnut Creek, California. Her house was burglarized on January 8. Patty writes, “The crook dumped the contents of my dresser top and a couple boxes from the closet in the middle of my quilt, folded it up, and took off. Nothing has been recovered, other than our new car … 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
Laura Furry hopes someone has seen this quilt which she made for Richard Furry. It was last seen in Houston, Texas on April 11, 2012. It was being mailed to Los Angeles, California, but the package never arrived. This queen size quilt is mostly a wholecloth quilt. It is hand quilted with a diamond pattern in the center and straight lines coming down on the sides and bottom. The black … Continue reading
Lynette Squillante would like the quilt she made for her grandmother to be returned to her. She mailed it from San Juan Capistrano, California to the nursing home where her grandmother used to live. They said they mailed it back to the address on the package, but Lynette never received it, and it never showed up at the post office. This original quilt is 20″ by 30″. The main colors … Continue reading
Please be on the look out for a Tumbling Lone Star quilt made by Sharon Lee. This quilt is approximately 55″ by 55″. The main colors are reds, pinks, lavenders, and purple batiks. It is machine pieced and machine quilted, and was made in 2004. Sharon believes it has a white label on the back with her name on it. This quilt was last seen in July 2012 at the … Continue reading
Nancy Jusk last saw this quilt in 2005 when she mailed it from Mission Viejo, California. Somehow, it was lost in the mail, possibly at the distribution center in Santa Ana, California. This is a twin size quilt, made in 2005. The main colors are purple, rose, green, and white. It is machine pieced, hand appliqued, and machine quilted. It does not have a label. If you find this quilt, … Continue reading
