Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine

Publishing Director Judith L. Williamson Creative Director Jenifer Gaston Editorial Director Gretchen Smith Art Director Sandra Salamony Graphic Designers Erin Ellison, Ellen Rooney Photography Michael Poehlman michaelpoehlman.com Contributing Illust

What brings comfort to your soul? The warmth of a baby snuggling his head on your chest? Nestling under a wellworn, favorite quilt while reading an enjoyable book? The calm rhythm of piecing, stitching, and finishing a quilt while wrapped in your own

Landscape designer and wine rep Leanne Lindsay hosted our Fall 2021 photoshoot (along with her husband and her sweet dog Elvis) at her Old Mission Peninsula home that the family calls The Lodge. We photograph an issue’s quilts about six months out of

Dear Jeni, I don’t want to work with wool and wondered if you can hook rugs with other types of fabric. Thank you, Carolyn Dear Carolyn, Thank you for the great question! When my sister Gretchen and I had our shop, many customers told us they didn’t

4-Book Seasonal Series By Michelle Gajda underthewoolenwillow.com; $18.00 each Each book in Under the Woolen Willow’s Wing of the Crow Series features four wool appliqué projects: one large (24" x 36") crow wall hanging and three smaller projects, su

Stitched by Pam Fiedner Finished runner size: 16" x 60" ⃞ 7⁄8 yard light cream print background—cut to ⃞ 14½" x 58½" ⃞ 1⅔ yard Pellon SF101 fusible stabilizer ⃞ 72 – 2 ½" squares cotton scraps for border ⃞ 6" x 12" yellow plaid wool for leaves ⃞ 12"

For most of my quilting journey, I have kept pretty faithful to the purist idea of quality cotton fabrics and thread, even for machine quilting. This was all to create a lasting treasure. Then our quilt guild had the opportunity to book a Laura Heine

ASSISTANCE We would like to thank Jennifer and Sheila at Marietta Blueprint for assisting us in enlarging and testing patterns in our template insert. We have given them a complete set of our magazines so that they can help you enlarge any of the nec

Twenty-six years ago, after working in retail for 20 years, Rita Briner decided to take matters into her own hands. She bought a business of her own. Mother of three, she traded in heels and suits for jeans and t-shirts to open Quilter’s Station in L

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