Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine

KENNEL QUILTS

When disaster strikes, people flee their homes for safe shelter. But what happens to their pets? Sadly, for the longest time, people had to leave their pets behind and hope for the best.

Nan Baker moved to the Florida panhandle 32 years ago. Shortly after the move, a hurricane hit the area, and Nan—an animal lover—wondered what the guidelines were for pets when people had to evacuate. Checking with her Emergency Operations Center, she

You’re reading a preview, subscribe to read more.

More from Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine

Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine5 min read
Primitive Quilts and Projects
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
Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine2 min read
Tada! NOTES FROM OUR READERS
Here is my Jerome Thomas piece, Sweethearts, from your Spring 2024 issue. I’m a big fan of Jerome Thomas patterns and when I saw this one, I had to make it immediately. I often buy kits, but I had the exact size of white wool for the background so de
Primitive Quilts and Projects Magazine2 min read
Robin Koehler Of Nestlings By Robin
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

Related