The next meeting of the Sew What Quilt Guild is Friday at 10:30 a.m. at the Palmerton Area Library. The group will be making up kits to create small wall hangings with patriotic quilt blocks about ...

GEORGETOWN, Ky. (LEX 18) — A Georgetown woman is bringing the memory of a loved one to life through clothing with her business, 'Quilts and Bears.' Ruth Washburn discovered her ability to sew a loved ...

EAU CLAIRE, Wis. (WEAU) -A group of area sewing connoisseurs are quilting for a cause. The Western Wisconsin Indianhead chapter of America Sewing Guild dedicates one month each calendar year to a ...

"Quilting is a creative outlet for me," said Brenda Aleman, contracting officer, Edgewood Division, Army Contracting Command-Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md. Quilts for Heroes, Aleman said, is a ...

CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, Va. -- In this sewing circle with a purpose, members of the Holy Tearers wait on pins and needles for days like this. At Christ the King Church in Chesterfield, dozens of women ...

On Memorial Day, we honor those who died while serving our country. One local woman is doing exactly that with some thread and a sewing machine, all while overcoming health issues of her own. In the ...

Sewing rag quilts has always brought Antioch’s Allison Norris peace. She had once thought of selling the quilts, but she quickly grew tired of the idea. photo courtesy of Todd Norris Allison Norris, a ...

When Jane Packer was working she’d fill her evenings with sewing quilts, and now that she’s retired from a career with the U.S. Forest Service she spends many a day working in her expansive sewing ...

“Black American culture can be understood as an interwoven tapestry of dialects, foodways, spiritual systems, and community-based customs that have endured for hundreds of years. Like jazz, hip-hop, ...

It was a rare, quiet morning for Stephen Coulter. The 64-year-old Ramona resident can usually be found at Hidden Valley Ranch Rehabilitation Services by listening for the hums and clicks of a sewing ...

Sometimes they call themselves the Houston Public Library Quilters Guild. Sometimes, they're just Mary, Sara, Wendy and Brinda. Actually, they say, what they call themselves really doesn't matter. All ...