The former Gardeners' World host Alan Titchmarsh has revealed his favourite flower to grow during the winter months with wind, rain and snow set to sweep across the country over the coming weeks.

Mr. Pence has been married to his wife Donna for over 50 years, and they have three sons. In civilian life, he served in facilities management for three hospitals, Carthage College, and the First ...

"Quilts; Masterpieces from the American Folk Art Museum" is in two parts. The first one is currently on view till Apr. 14, 2011; the second runs May 10-Oct. 16, 2011. The initial selection begins with ...

For some, the act spurred an interest in quilting. Others are exposed to quilting through the internet. Retirement is another major life event ... fabric, pattern and basic sewing supplies. " ...

a crazy quilt honoring the dead family members lost to diphtheria, a tree of life quilt, a yellow quilt top made by an aunt with a border of blue and purple, and a quilt made by a 97-year-old for ...

“He made three or four paintings a day in the last 72 hours of his life.” Back in the Southern Highlands, Quilty did the same. In 2016, he was invited by author Richard Flanagan to collaborate ...

These designs will also be brought to life and built on a selection of five NSW Government-owned sites from Homes NSW, Landcom and Sydney Olympic Park Authority, so that the public can walk through ...

this time paired with flower motifs that recall Eastern woodlands patterns. Some of the most arresting designs are also mysterious. The "'Ella' Crazy Quilt," by an unrecorded artist from 1922 ...

In other words, overly-symmetrical schemes can only too readily tip into what Virginia White dubs ‘hotel couture.’ “Matchy matchy pattern works best with quite a simple pattern, ideally one or two ...

GEELONG, Australia – This week, visitors to the Geelong Botanic Gardens in southeast Australia got a big whiff of a vile stench over the past couple of days, all stemming from the short-lived bloom of ...

The quilt was donated by a Ulen resident who was the great-great granddaughter of the woman who made it for a wedding dress. Fargo quilt historian Kim Baird, left, shows Ulen Museum volunteers the ...