Originally Posted by TN Donna
Originally Posted by Farm Quilter
Unless you get an appraisal, insurance really won't pay piddly. When I shipped a quilt from the USA to Australia, I called it a blanket, not a quilt, it made it there just fine. Quilts are desirable and if it is identified as such, I was told it had a higher chance of not arriving.
Thanks but if it does not have exactly what the label says it gets pitched as it is a security risk. It is a shame the military is not longer allowed to travel in their uniforms.
Isn't a quilt a blanket? I know, I would prefer my quilts to be called quilts, not blankets...blankets are so ordinary!