marthe brault-hunt

I suggest that this story should be sent to www.lostquilt.com, The lady that own this site has helped many quilters to retrieve their lost or stolen quilts. Send as many details as possible on the finished quilts. The real quilt police will try to help her in her misfortune.

I repeat the e-mail www.lostquily.com

marthe brault-hunt

Typing error in my message


Correction www.lostquilt.com

Ellen 1

The lady owning the trailer is the VICTIM. Whether she has insurance is not the point. She is allowed to keep her quilts and the contents of the trailer anywhere she wants to!! It does not matter why!!!! AND she will be lucky if any insurance company will pay $50.00 each for her "blankets", as they call them, much less what they are actually worth, unless she had EACH one appraised. Let's hope that the theif only wanted the trailer and leaves the quilting stuff to be recovered somewhere!

butterflies5518

please let us know of an address - I just started quilting and my stash is very small, but I am most willing to share

milikaa1

That is so awful, I just dont understand what is wrong with some people these days.

barefoot quilter

why do some people do things like that i don't like people that steel from others that is just wrong. i hope she gets her things and trailer back with out damage.

JeanDal

It's really sad people do things like that. I hope she gets her stuff back.

imjustme

This is so sad. I feel really bad for her.

marla

Someone or a group had been doing this and my pastor had a boat in his yard that was stolen. At the fair grounds, trailers have disappeared with a persons livelyhood. Some were repairmen with expensive tools. It's a rash of thefts and I don't think they have been caught. They are even breaking into recycling centers for the raw material. Just like the car theives. This might be easier for them due to the trailer hitch. I hope she can get
her things back, but if these are career criminals, probably not. Give her lots of hugs and prayer that the police can catch them.

ginnie6

ok just went and looked this up. It was a 6x10 trailer that she used for her travelling business. Some of the quilts in it were irreplaceable...including a wedding quilt that had pictures of her wedding in it. We lived near that area for a few years in the 90's. dh says that in NC that trailer must be licensed and therefore insured. However that doesn't mean the contents would be covered since it is auto insurance....and since it is listed as a business homeowners probably won't cover. We had a shop vac stolen from one of our cars right after we were married. Auto insurance wouldn't cover it and we rented and didn't have renters insurance. I feel bad for her, chances are she's just out of luck.