Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine

Imagine the stress and fear experienced by sick children and their families during hospitalizations. Cincinnati’s Ronald McDonald House (RMH), one of the largest in the world, offers a community of compassion, support and the comforts of home to fami

Editor & Publishing Director Judith L. Williamson Technical Editor Deanna Hodson Creative Director Elizabeth Beese Graphic Designers Erin Ellison, Ellen Rooney Photographer Keri Seevers Photo Stylist Tonya Robey Illustrator Roxanne LeMoine Newsstan

Have you ever wondered (or struggled with) how to choose and combine colors and fabrics? Or how to develop, organize, and draw from a useful stash? You’ve come to the right place because we asked an expert on this very topic—Deanne Eisenman of Snuggl

This issue spans Mother’s Day and Father’s Day, which got me to thinking about Mom and Dad’s (significant!) influence on my creativity. I have early memories of Dad entertaining us with silly sketches of animals, people, buildings, and cars. I though

Recently I got a chance to visit Robin Koehler. Robin grew up in a military family and served in the Coast Guard where she met her husband, Jim. They have two amazing daughters and a sweet little grandson. Rather than go by “Grandma,” Robin chose a s

Flowers play a big part in the lives of Granny’s Legacy designers and owners Kim Zenk and Katie Hebblewhite. Kim is a horticulturist and Master Gardener, and flowers show up regularly in Granny’s Legacy appliqué designs. Kim and Katie decided to make

Growing up in Vermont, I was fortunate to have been raised by two incredible parents who instilled in me a love of nature, design, and creativity. My father, Ray, was an enthusiastic outdoorsman who loved gardening, fishing, and carving stunning natu

You will notice the format of the templates varies from project to project. The primitive style is all about personal expression and individuality, and whenever possible, we have used the original hand-drawn artwork of our project designers to preser

Sunflower Fields Forever Deb Eggers (Pages 12–18) Page 1 of 1 • To print full-size templates and project instructions, first open the issue on a desktop or laptop computer.• In the left navigation, click the option “Download PDF.” The templates are a