Primitive quilts

Henry Glass Fabrics and Kim Diehl are excited to introduce you to the Simple Whatnots Sampler Quilt . Kim combined her favorite blocks f...

4 posts published by Elizabeth E. during March 2018

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Hello Everyone, If you've been wondering where I've been, this explains it all. This quilt contains 81 Courthouse Step blocks, and ...

Stephanie made this very pretty quilt. After it was finished she found she had enough fabric left over to make the pillow sham shown on the front cover of

Create a cozy atmosphere in your room with this Home and Heart Quilt Ensemble. It features a wide variety of country primitive design elements such as sheep, salt box houses and flowers in soothing shades of navy, taupe and spice. Full/Queen Quilt, 86" s

Earthy Tones Are Perfect but so Are Your Favorites! An assortment of fat quarters in rich hues combine in a beautifully cozy quilt. Brights, pastels, jewel tones and more will be just as wonderful. Choose a color scheme you love and make it your own. The quilt is a simple one to stitch together, even …

Cute Rustic Wool Snowman Runner

Thistle Down Moon: Fresh Primitive Projects Inspired by an Old Quilt:

Now before you tell me I spelled ‘Chris Cross’ wrong that is how they spell the name of the pattern, it is named after the designer! This is Michele’s quilt and the pattern is from a free YouTube tutorial that you can find here. I think the fabrics are Kansas Troubles and Michele requested the Maple Syrup pantograph. I used a medium green So Fine thread and Quilters Dream Blend batting. You can see the lake is still open but we won’t have too many more days like this as the lake should…

Patchwork primitive quilts just like Grandma used to make with vintage prints, plaids, and checks. We carry all your favorite country colors.

Use Up Those Leftover 2 1/2″ Strips! This scrappy “Sister’s Choice” quilt is a fun opportunity to play with fabrics and create a quilt with your own unique color combination. Plus, it’s ideal for using up those leftover 2 1/2″ strips. Every piece of this quilt, except for the borders, can be cut from them. …

Lori at Humble Quilts organized a Doll Quilt exchange and I am the fortunate recipient of Sandy Helin's adorable piece. Sandy blogs at My Material Creations. The blocks finish 4 inches, and the quilt measures 18 1/2 by 13 inches. She chose fabrics with care, hand quilted it. and used a butted binding that she has a tutorial for on her blog. I am going to have to try that soon. And, I love the backing fabric! Thank you, Sandy, for this wonderful quilt, and Lori, for making it happen.

Primitive Garden Quilt I finally got my “Primitive Garden” Quilt finished after about 2.5 years!!! I love everything about this quilt and I am so glad that I took this challenge on, when I had never even done any wool applique projects before!Just a word of warning…this post is very photo heavy!! :) I decided … Continue reading Primitive Garden Quilt →

Finishing I hope you have all your rows finished and are ready to put your Anniversary Quilt together. It is pretty simple. Sew rows together using 2" x width of row sashing strips. Add 3-1/3" side borders and then 3-1/2" top and bottom borders. I hope everyone enjoyed this project. Be sure to subscribe to our blog so you will not miss our next sew along. Poly was out "helping" me take these photos, so here is Poly today. She is getting big.

Fat Quarters Work, Too, to Create a Scrappy Look! Start with scraps or a variety of fat quarters to make your own version of this cozy quilt. Simplified piecing makes it relatively easy to put together. You’ll love having this bed sized quilt to keep you warm on chilly nights. Select a wide variety of …

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