An Omaha woman is hoping embroidered signatures on a quilt bought at a garage sale will lead to the original owners or their family members.

According to the donor the center panel of this quilt was done in the late-18th-early-19th century and about 1920 the outer borders of red and white were added and the entire piece quilted. Four ...

While you can’t dismiss its visual appeal — after all, it was made during the Aesthetic Movement of the late 19th century, the time of “art for art’s sake” — its attribution to New York firm Kimbel & ...

East Street Park in Waynesville, an overlooked neighborhood park that had grown shabby over time, has been getting some ...

Bev Peterman knows she could be doing something more constructive with her spare time than sewing, but what fun would that be ...

From ditching white paint to why you should always carpet a bathroom, designer Susie Watson reveals her rules for country ...