| Read here about Marti Michell's stolen quilt, "Where's
Elvis" :
http://www.frommarti.com/marti_stolen_quilts.shtml
"Where's Elvis?" WAS STOLEN while on exhibit at a European hobby
show several years ago ~ now it can only be seen on that TV show
and in Marti's book or slide shows. We think the quilt now
resides somewhere in the southwestern United States, based on a
conversation between Marti and a show visitor prior to the
quilt's kidnapping....i`f you know anything about this...please
contact : Patti Bachelder
patti@frommarti.com or
call the business at:
770-458-6500 |
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Close-up of front:
Showing duotone photos of Elvis in the cornerstones.The pink
fabric has a small regular dot pattern. |
Back View:
The skewed center square features Elvis playing guitar
and in black and white photos. The pink, white and black print
in the border features Elvis singing into a mike and the word
ELVIS. |
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Kim Zebrowski hopes the quilting community can help locate this
quilt, called Quilting with the Stars. This was the guild’s
raffle quilt for the 2015-2016 year. It is now missing and
presumed stolen. The Capital Quilter’s Guild of Raleigh,
North Carolina had raised about $900 of the expected $4,000
so far. They realized it was missing at the November guild
meeting on November 19, 2015. The disappearance is a great loss
to the guild.
This queen size quilt was made with four shades of blue and many
yellows. The quilt has appliqued oak leaves in an oval in the
center with a cardinal. There are pieced stars and appliqued
cardinals around the center. The quilt is labeled with a list of
guild members who made the blocks. Kim’s name is also signed on
the back of the quilt under the label. The label is appliqued to
the bottom right corner.
This quilt is truly a “Guild” quilt as it was designed by a guild
member, blocks were made by guild members, a bee put all the
blocks together. The hand appliqued leaves and cardinals were
done by Kim Zebrowski and the custom quilting was done by Cathy
Kirk.
If you find this quilt, please contact Kim at kimthez@aol.com.
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"Del and Daisy
Mae"....an art quilt, (made by artist Rebecca Lilly Segura)
last seen approx Jan 7, 2015 in San Antonio Texas
If seen or found please
contact Rebecca:
RebeccaLillySegura@gmail.com |
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FOUND!! YIPPEE!!!! :o)
Jan. 9, 2010
"Charming Circles" made by Kimberly Einmo, and
featured in her book Jelly Roll quilts and More! This
came up missing after the
Scrap and Sew Open House in Lutz, Florida.
If located please contact:
Kimberly@kimberlyeinmo.com
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FOUND!... But
Whose is it?
"...On Sunday, June 21st, one of
my neighbors found a quilt on the westbound lane of Hwy 64
near Tarboro, NC. She says the quilt was wrapped in one of
those plastic blanket packages. The quilt appears to be newly
made, in wonderful condition. She says it is hand and machine
quilting. There is no label attached and she cannot find a
signature. She wants to return it to its owner, as she is a
needle worker, and says she would be sick if she lost one of her
works.
Please pass this email around and if anyone knows anything,
contact
Alison Boyette -- email her at
mom4matkat@gmail.com
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This is a quilt I made for my nephew and his wife for their
wedding in February, 2008. It had a label on the back saying
something like "Congratulations, Love Auntie Jeanne
2008" Below is part of the story from Channel 3,
Springfield, Massachusetts news:
"Marine Robert Lamica was getting ready for his second
deployment to Iraq on Monday. So his parents drove to North
Carolina to bring his wife and the couple's belongings back to
Massachusetts. During the trip home to Florence, the family stayed
at a motel in Delaware.
While they slept, a security camera recorded their car and Uhaul
being driven away, stolen in the middle of the night. Along with
everything Robert and his wife owned.
Lamica says, "Everything they own is on that truck and in the
trailer, all of his Iraq medals all of his Iraq pictures, their
wedding pictures, their furniture, their clothes, everything they
own is on that truck."
Thank you for your help.
Please contact
Jeanne if you have any possible info about this quilt! |
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For more info on this contact the Quilt Museum
through their website:
http://www.vaquiltmuseum.org/
Click on Contact info on the left side of that page. |
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Stolen from the
Blackwell, Oklahoma Fair on Sept 16, 2007 between 10:30pm and
12:30pm on the 17th....(the next 3 photos)
Both were First place winners at the fair and the Fourth of
July quilt was best of show. You may contact me at this
e-mail for more information. Thanks so much.
If you have info please contact Nancy Rathbun -- nancy@completelyquilted.com
Please put lost quilt in the subject line!
Thanks for the help!
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Marcia, this quilt was entered in the
Arizona State Fair, 2006. We have an "outreach"
program which allows us to drop off out quilts, and a
volunteer collects and delivers them to the fair, also picking
them up after the fair. This quilt was not recovered.?
It is an Irish Celtic Design, about 40x55 inches, lime
green background with appliqued Celtic knots and hand quilted.
Please put lost quilt in the subject line!
Thanks for the help!
If anyone has knowledge of this quilt, contact Denise Adams @:
denise.adams@dcranch.com
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JAN 28 2007
Marcia, The quilt that I made for my first
granddaughter, Logan, is missing. It was in a box with
another quilt I made for her, and came up missing during a move.
Logan's tesselated fish is about 36" X 42-46".
I didn't have quite enough of the yellow background sea-life
fabric for the first border, and there are small areas of
yellow-gold fabric to fill the gap. Logan's name is
embroidered or written on one of them. The quilt is
machine pieced and hand quilted. The fish are blue,
gold, purple and green. The first border is a
multi-colored sea-life fabric, and the next border is aqua.
It has a dark binding. My name, Linda Hynick, is on the
label on the back.
Another quilt was also in the box. It is probably
36" X 45" and is a flannel rag style quilt. It
has pastel and baby print flannel fabrics on the ragged side,
and darker, winter fabrics on the back side. I do not have
a photo of this quilt.
The box was missing after a move on 11/21/06 from Phoenix to
ElMirage, AZ. The moving company is Starving Students, and
they deny having or having seen the box.
Anyone finding the quilts can contact me at lhynick@hotmail.com
. Please put lost quilt in the subject line!
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THIS QUILT HAS BEEN FOUND!!!! WAHOO!!! |
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January 25 2005 Debby Kratovil's Quilts, Stolen in
Sacramento California- CLICK
HERE |
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