Please help find this quilt
07-26-2015, 04:39 AM
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Please help find this quilt
The bin was found but the quilt was missing from it' Please feel free to share. if you've seen it please PM me and I will forward info.
Debbie
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July 21 · Edited ·
This is a longshot, but while driving across Minnesota on I-90 this past weekend a bin fell from my car that contained this quilt made by my mother from t-shirts I had growing up. Maybe social media could help me find it?
We lost it somewhere between 0 and 50 miles West of Albert Lea while traveling east bound. It was in a blue bin along with a sleeping bag, other blankets, and an additional quilt my mom made with all my jeans from when i was growing up Thanks all
Debbie
Family Trek
July 21 · Edited ·
This is a longshot, but while driving across Minnesota on I-90 this past weekend a bin fell from my car that contained this quilt made by my mother from t-shirts I had growing up. Maybe social media could help me find it?
We lost it somewhere between 0 and 50 miles West of Albert Lea while traveling east bound. It was in a blue bin along with a sleeping bag, other blankets, and an additional quilt my mom made with all my jeans from when i was growing up Thanks all
07-26-2015, 07:52 AM
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I'm so sorry that you lost that quilt. Your heart must be broken. Someone must have thought that the quilt had some value and I would look for it on either eBay or Craig's List. So many quilts lost. Wonder what people are thinking when they "find" something on the side of the road and decide to keep it.
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07-26-2015, 10:34 AM
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It was the only item missing from the bin? I would hope the quilt wasn't in the bin like I thought. Could be an animal dragged that one item off too. I hope you find your quilt. It will be sad feeling to have to remember it was lost.
07-26-2015, 04:40 PM
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It would probably also be a good idea to post a "lost" notice on craigslist pages of cities in the 50 mile area where it was lost. If someone found it, they probably have no idea who to return it to. But if you post a lost notice, with the picture, there will be no doubt who the rightful owner is they need to contact.
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