A quilt was found on the highway after Sisters quilt show - please help identify the owner

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08-05-2009, 07:47 AM

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dunster

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Originally Posted by wvdek

Another reason to microchip your quilts. Hope the owner is found.

At our guild meeting last night the subject was labeling your quilts. Obviously, if this quilt had had a good label, the owner could quickly be found. So far I have only put labels on the quilts that I gave away. It's time to start with all the others.

I had not heard of microchipping a chip. It would certainly be a good method of proving ownership. I think the problem would be that the finder might not even think to check for that - or know how to (I don't).

08-05-2009, 07:48 AM

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Most quilts that I give away, I embroider my initials in the corner of it if it doesn't have a label

08-05-2009, 08:54 AM

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grammatjr

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the micro chip idea was great - so I did a search and found this....

www.chippedquilts.com

http://www.pinewaterquilting.com/ind...&categoryID=16

surprisingly not very expensive, if you have a very special quilt to protect

08-05-2009, 09:31 AM

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Originally Posted by dunster

I had not heard of microchipping a chip. It would certainly be a good method of proving ownership. I think the problem would be that the finder might not even think to check for that - or know how to (I don't).

The only way I can think of to check for a microchip in a quilt is to take it down to my vet's office and use their chip scanner!

Jan