Originally Posted by HisPatchwork

I found the parents of the intended recipient of this lost quilt. It was made by a 9 year old girl for a relative's baby. It was sent from South Dakota to Tennessee. It was lost in the mail and ended up in Georgia. With no shipping info attached to the quilt, I posted it on the lost quilt site. Someone saw it that knew about the quilt not reaching it's destination. She notified the lost quilt site with the father's name. I googled it and called them today! They were so happy, and needless to say, so am I! The name, birth date{just last Aug} and weight, as well as embroidered decorations were all identified by the woman that sent the email, along with the father's name and address. I will be sending it this week, insured with tracking and an extra label on the quilt with mailing info on it also. It will be something that can easily be removed by the new owner, but will not fall off with rough handling in the mail.

Originally Posted by luvin quilting

I made a quilt for my grandson in 2000, my first quilt, but didn't know I should have labelled it. It was lost in a supermarket in Bethesda, MD. When my son returned for it within five minutes, it was gone and it could not be found. I would so love to have it back. How do I go about finding it?