Barb Rhodes is hoping to recover her peach and green double wedding ring quilt. It was made for her by her mother, Joyce Rhodes. It was last seen on May 12, 2009 in Chilliwack, British Columbia, Canada. It was on the bottom of the spare bed and went missing during a break and enter during the night. This quilt is single bed size. It was machine pieced, hand appliqued, and … Continue reading
During Spring 2004 Judy Shelton lost her quilt called “Healing Hands.” It fell off a park picnic table by the community center in Irvington Park in Fremont, California. This quilt is a Dresden Plate pattern with an appliqued star in the centers instead of the traditional circle. It about twin size, maybe a little smaller. The main colors are soft colored pastels, peach, mauve, green, pink, and blue. Judy used … Continue reading
Jan King’s quilt was last seen on June 20, 2008 at the Kingston Quilt Shop in Kingston, Washington. The quilt was taken during the annual Western Washington Shop Hop. Also taken was the Prairie Sky brochure and possibly also batting templates. This 45″ square quilt is a completed demo that Jan uses to teach classes at the shop. It is from a commercial pattern, “Fun and Done! Easy Diamonds” pattern … Continue reading
Karla Jumping Bull-Reese is searching for a king-size quilt. It is an original design of a star with an eagle, buffalo, and peach pipe. The background is blue and the design is made with black, white, and orange cotton fabrics. Three points of the star are the eagle and the buffalo is in the middle with tepees on the four corners. It was machine pieced around 1982 and hand quilted … Continue reading
LuAnn Williamson would like to recover a quilt she made for her grandson. It was last seen in 2002 or 2003 in Port LaVaca, Texas when it taken by her former son-in-law. This baby quilt was made from a pre-printed kit, but the colors were changed at the request of the mother, Dannielle Swope. The main colors are purple, green, and peach with accents of red and blue. The design … Continue reading
On May 28, 2006 this Sunbonnet Kitties quilt was sent from Wausau, Wisconsin but it never arrived at its destination. The quilt was made as a surprise for a friend who is expecting a new baby girl. This package was mistakenly delivered to an old mailbox where it sat for almost four weeks before it was recovered. This quilt is machine appliqued and machine quilted. It was made by Kristin … Continue reading
On November 24, 2005 this quilt was lost at the Tundra Lodge Hotel in Green Bay, Wisconsin. It was made for Claire Foster Limjoco by The Flying Needles Quilt Group. This quilt was made from a traditional design called Southern Bell. It is a baby-sized quilt in peach, blue, purple and green. It has a cloud fabric and gold/yellow roses for the backing. It was machine pieced and machine quilted … Continue reading
Found and searching for proper owner. Meryl Ann Butler found a small flannel Christmas quilt in Phoenix, Arizona on Sunday, October 2, 2005. It was found in the middle of Price Road. It is made of fringed squares. If this is your quilt, please contact Meryl Ann at merylannb@mac.com to identify it. … Continue reading
Found and searching for proper owner. J. Tucker has found a 46" by 72" quilt with a peach border. It has four blocks across and five blocks down. Each block has three flowers on one stem that splits. Each flower is made of three different prints. The fabric prints appear to be a very old style. Each block has four signatures, with a total of 84 names. This quilt was … Continue reading
Cindy Bayer is looking for a quilt made by her mother, Rosemarie Yahner. The twin size quilt is brown on one side and peach on the other. It was hand quilted in 1970. The commercial label, approximately 1″ by 2″ says either “Made with love by Mother” or “Made by Rosemarie Yahner.” It was hand appliqued to the bottom of the backing. This quilt was last seen in a laundry … Continue reading
