ABC Quilts was founded in 1988, at the height of the AIDS epidemic, with the mission to lend comfort to babies born with AIDS. Now, its volunteers also make and deliver handmade quilts to abandoned ...

A community quilt being created in Brisbane is enabling the community to experience what World War I was like for the families left behind. It was a therapeutic and morale-boosting activity at home ...

A national organization with roots in the Granite State stretched its mission just a bit recently to blanket with love and comfort children separated from their families by last year’s Gulf hurricanes ...

Women from Little Zion and Grace United Methodist Church, both of Telford, regularly make crib-size quilts for ABC Quilts, an organization that sends quilts to children at risk. An exhibit of 50 of ...

You are able to gift 5 more articles this month. Anyone can access the link you share with no account required. Learn more. LIVERMORE — The Village Scrappers of Livermore have decided to take on a ...

Like mystery writer Sue Grafton, who titles each book in her best-selling series alphabetically — "A is for Alibi," "E is for Evidence," "T is for Trespass" — quilt designer Janet Stone also enjoys a ...

Going braless and frantic pizza delivery — the stories of Queenslanders' life under lockdown have been rendered in fabric to form a giant patchwork quilt for the state library. More than 200 handmade ...

Until a couple of years ago, Lesley Gray`s dining room was a quiet, cozy place to enjoy Sunday dinner. But that was before crib quilts. Or more specifically, before ABC Quilts-AIDS Baby Crib ...

Anger, Mourning Follow AIDS Quilt's Return to Washington. June, 29, 2012— -- The AIDS Memorial Quilt has returned to Washington, D.C., for the first time in 16 years, marking the 25th anniversary ...

The top prize-winning quilt at this year's International Quilt Show/Houston is a vibrant, fresh twist on the traditional. Janet Stone of Overland Park, Kan., won the $10,000 Handi Quilter Best of Show ...

If you needed any proof that textile arts are alive and well in this country, you need only look at the annual success of the Common Threads program run through Auburn's various cultural institutions.