Marla Hayes is hoping to recover a Noah’s Ark baby quilt. It was last seen in Des Moines, Iowa on May 1, 2009. Her daughter was hospitalized at Blank Children’s Hospital for several days and no one realized the quilt was missing until May 6 when she was readmitted and they could not find the “blankie” to bring with them. Marla called the hospital and their security department several times … Continue reading
In 1973, Christina Walborn’s grandmother made her a special Noah’s Ark quilt with various animals hand-appliqued onto white blocks. She tied the quilt with yarn and attached a label on the lower right corner of the backing. The label says something like, “With Love, Grandma and Nana.” Christina last saw this quilt in 1991 while she was a college student in Orangevale, California. She just remembers that “one day I … Continue reading
In May 2000 Ruth Blanchet of Nelson, New Zealand participated in an American round robin, but she is still waiting for her finished quilt. It is a row-by-row quilt. Each participant was to to make a row of something that resembled animals on Noah’s ark. Most of the ladies completed their rows as agreed upon and received their finished quilt top but for some reason Ruth still has not received … Continue reading
On December 28, 2002 Valorie Klinefelter sent her granddaughter a gift for her first birthday. Valorie sent the Noah’s Ark Quilt, but it was never delivered. The quilt was last seen at the Cascade Park Station in Vancouver, Washington. It was being mailed to Ontario, California. It was packaged in a sturdy box with a bright orange address label which was protected by 2″ wide, clear packaging tape. The crib … Continue reading
