Thanks to our wonderful followers on Facebook and Instagram, Deb Moon MacPhail contacted us today to say, “Quilt has been found. The guy who took delivery has made contact and will be turned over to the recipient, next week when she can arrange a meeting. Thank you for all your help. If you’re not already, please follow along on our Instagram and Facebook pages and help us spread the word. … Continue reading
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Dilly Jauncey hopes to recover her quilt that was stolen from the laundry of the Emirates Academy of Hospitality Management in United Arab Emirates, Dubai in August 2009. This is a sampler quilt using traditional designs including Drunkard’s Path, Courthouse Steps, Flying Geese, Arrowheads, and Log Cabin. It is a large, single bed size. The main colors are pink, green, and cream. The backing is full floral which matches the … Continue reading
Amy Whitson hopes someone will find and return a quilt she made for her daughter, Sara Tirado. It was accidentally sent to a Goodwill store in Lafayette, Louisiana in 2008. This quilt is 48″ by 48″ plus the ruffle. It was made in 2003. It is Amy’s original design. She used multicolors on 11″ white squares. Many of the fabrics are Laura Ashley prints. It is hand appliqued, hand quilted, … Continue reading
Charlene Dolly Anderson would like to recover a quilt that was stolen when her house was robbed on September 25, 2008. The quilt is called Shear Determination. It is approximagely 108″ square. Most of the fabrics are blue and white florals with some yellow. Dolly used a “2 for 1” pattern. It was made in 2002/2003, and it has a very big label hand-sewn on the back with her name, … Continue reading
In March 1996 or 1997 Jeanie Neighbors gave a quilt to her father-in-law at his birthday party in Hanford, California. Sadly, it was lost on his way home. Jeanie believes it was possibly left on an airplane en route to Houston, Texas or Lake Charles, Louisiana. The quilt was in a bag which he left on the plane or on a bus or in someone’s car, but she’s pretty sure … Continue reading
Irena Bluhm needs help recovering her quilt, “Full Bloom Extravaganza.” It was last seen May 8-10, 2008 at the Home Machine Quilt Show in Salt Lake City, Utah. After the show the quilt was sent on May 14, 2008 from North Ogden, Utah. The quilt was never delivered and Irena does not have an adequate copy or specific record of the return shipping. This quilt is 87″ by 98″. It … Continue reading
Kimberly Ponciroli is searching for a floral quilt made by her grandmother, Norma Turner. It is a pink and white checkered quilt with handstitched flowers in each square. The flowers are all different and include all different colors. This quilt fits a full-size bed. It was made in 1975. The quilt was last seen in 1998 in Bowling Green, Kentucky when it was lost during a move If you’ve seen … Continue reading
In 2005 Valarie Stanicki shipped a quilt to Ellen Degeneres, but it never arrived. Valarie would like to find it as she spent more than 100 hours making it. It is made of brightly colored cotton fabrics. The blocks are large and every other one is a bright floral print. The alternate blocks have flip flops with beaded straps. The center block says “Real Women Wear Thongs.” Valarie contacted Ellen’s … Continue reading
Consuelo Suarez asking for help in locating a quilt she made for her daughter, Christina Holland. It was lost when Christina moved to Georgia and hasn’t been seen since 2003. This is a queen size Jacob’s Ladder quilt. The main coloras are green, red, and beige. The border has a green floral allover print. It is machine pieced and machine quilted. Please contact Consuelo through the Lost Quilt Come Home … Continue reading
Lori Maze is asking for help in recovering her quilt, “Petals to the Metal,” that was stolen from the Orange County Fair in Costa Mesa, California. It was stolen from the area where quilt entries were to be picked up by the exhibitors after the fair was over. Lori last saw her quilt on July 31, 2006. Lori used a commercial pattern, “Another Day in Paradise” designed by Cindy Cooksey. … Continue reading
