CHILLICOTHE — For thousands of years, civilizations have made quilts to stay warm and tell stories. The art form can be found in many houses and is now on display at the Northside Branch of the ...

The walls of the Iowa City Parks Department lobby and offices are lined with intricate quilts that use colorful fabrics to depict the city’s parks and environments. The artist behind the quilts ...

A Tompkinsville mother and son’s love of quilting is gaining them some posthumous recognition. Betty Birge and David Ray Birge made over 100 quilts together, with some being donated to museums ...

UC Berkeley art museum to exhibit 20th century African American quilts Opening June 8, ‘Routed West’ expands on previous display of Black diaspora works from Second Great Migration period.

Only two of Harriet Powers’s 19th-century quilts survive today, but their dynamism—and spiritual power—left their mark on American art. This undated photograph of Harriet Powers is the only ...

The quilts’ unveiling on Saturday coincided with the start of WorldPride, the international LGBTQ pride event that is holding its ninth edition this year, in D.C.The event, which runs through ...

Nationally, Quilts of Valor volunteers have been stitching together unique works of fabric art since 2003, and the local group has been making and presenting quilts since 2023.

The foundation awarded its 350,000 quilt in 2023, less than a year after presenting the 300,000th quilt, the website states. For Shaw, creating the local chapter was a way to honor her husband’s ...

Quilts of Valor presented quilts to the officers as a token of appreciation for their service to our country and to provide comfort and support. Each quilt is handmade by a local volunteer.

Clues layered into a quilt — the pattern and colors chosen, types of fabric and dyes — hint to the maker’s race, ethnic background, religion and economic status. Skip to Article.

At the Denver-area quilt-in, Marriott's iron hissed as she glided it over each cut piece of fabric, readying it for participants like sisters Kate Waters, 56, and Carol Summers, 52.

"This group has made 175 quilts this year," said group spokeswoman Kathy Rebich. "along with other school, and health kits that we give to the needy. Also we have made baby care kits with diapers ...