Debra Mohr is asking for help in locating a small original quilt. She sent it from Alexandria, Minnesota to Fargo, North Dakota. The tracking number shows that it was delivered, but the recipient never received it. This small quilt is 9″ by 9″ in a book format. It combines blues with multi-colors. The fiber art journal was made from fish blocks given to Debra by members of her quilt group … Continue reading
Jan is wondering if anyone might have seen her missing quilt. It features light purple and a variety of other fabrics. The quilt features a barn, a brown horse, a girl and boy holding hands, all appliqued on. The boy and girl had yarn hair that was looped. This is not a “polished” quilt, but likely considered folk art. By quilting standards, it would be considered crude. The full size … Continue reading
Please help Jean Milton recover her missing quilt called “Fractured.” This quilt was last seen in March 2010 when someone came into her home and stole it. This original, queen-size quilt was made in 2010. The main colors are brown, beige, and cream. It was constructed using nine blocks that were sliced into two contrasting colors to form a design. The background is all light colors. There are four dark … Continue reading
Donna Leiphart hopes someone finds her Bird House quilt. It was last seen during June 2011 in Frankford, Delaware. It was stolen from her house, probably by a homeless person. It could now be in Delaware, Pennsylvania, Michigan, or Minnesota. A police report was filed. This quilt is full bed size. The main colors are red, black, and green. It is machine pieced and machine quilted. Donna made it in … Continue reading
Nancy Timm is searching for a quilt made by Melanie Schatz-Pattay. It was made as a wedding gift for Tara Lee (her current name) and Julian. The quilt was made using Judy Martin’s “Star Happy Quilts.” It uses bright batiks, mostly magenta and yellow. It has a label on the back saying it is a wedding gift for Tara and Julian. After being married in Minnesota, they moved to his … Continue reading
Update: The quilt show to the left is the quilt that is missing. The quilt that was previously posted (shown below) is now found. Can you help Linda Mapes locate this missing quilt? It was last seen in Hastings, Minnesota within the last 18 months. It was accidentally donated, but Linda would like to recover it. “PaPa’s Quilt” is a queen size quilt that was made by a friend from … Continue reading
Found and searching for proper owner. Bobbie Lamaere found this green and gold quilt at the Savers Store in Duluth, Minnesota. She purchased in in early 2010. It is approximately 73″ square. This quilt, which was made in 2005, is machine pieced and machine quilted. The border fabric is a large scale rose print on a gold background. It has a label written in green ink which says, “To Grandma … Continue reading
Kiki Zusan is searching for a quilt that she made for Lorraine Zusan. The quilt was last seen in March 2009 at Cerenity Care Center - Marian Care Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. They assume it was lost, possibly in the laundry. This is a lap-size quilt. Kiki used a commercial pattern which is a modification of "Sailing Flags" which is a modified "Lazy Log Cabin" design. The quilt is … Continue reading
Amy Wurdock is searching for "Maggie’s Quilt.” It was last seen in early August 2009 in Minneapolis, Minnesota. It is not known how it became lost. This quilt is 36" by 30". Amy used a Roman Coin quilt pattern. The main colors are purple and pink. The backing is Cho Cho (butterfly) by Alexander Henry. This quilt was made in 2008. It machine pieced and hand quilted, but it does … Continue reading
During September 2008 Sue Rutford created her Quilted Walleye quilt to be part of the “Walleye School of Fish” exhibit at CivicFest, an event that took place in Minneapolis during the Republican Convention. Sadly, the organizer of the walleye art exhibit was unable to find the quilt after the exhibit was dismantled. This piece is actually two quilts that are mounted on opposite sides of a walleye-shaped piece of wood. … Continue reading
