A quilt shop in East Texas is doing its part to help out during the coronavirus. Stitchin' Heaven in Quitman met with medical professionals and with their guidance, created a video tutorial that ...

NORTH TEXAS (CBSDFW.COM) - You're likely not having much luck if you're looking for a face mask to buy, but you can make them for yourself. A local quilt store even posted a video showing you how. "In ...

With health officials now recommending everyone who steps out of their homes wear a face covering, local groups and individuals have put together cloth face masks to help slow the transmission of the ...

Do you need a personal face mask during the pandemic of Covid-19? Ask a quilter, she will make one. Does your health care facility need many face masks? Ask a few quilters, they will make hundreds. Do ...

KANSAS CITY, Mo. — If there’s one thing Jenny Doan knows about people who quilt, it’s that they care about people. “Mr. Rogers says, ‘Look for the helpers.’ Quilters are helpers. Almost all of what ...

SEQUIM — Many hands may make light work, and with the right hands, they can make quality stitch work. During the past two months, members of the Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club have worked to create ...

They’re friends. They quilt. On a Tuesday night every month, a dozen gather around a dining room table to eat snacks and yak. Sometimes they bring handwork. Coronavirus put a stop to their social ...

Once again, it’s the quilters’ turn to save America. Doctors, nurses, EMTs and caregivers all need face masks. And while production ramps up to bring the official, virus-filtering N95 respirator masks ...

Sewing Judit Gebhardt of Washington state said it takes just four pieces of fabric, some thread and a couple of ponytail holders to make a mask cover. (KIRO7.com) OLYMPIA, Wash. — Judit Gebhardt of ...

From creating visuals to promote public health tips, to producing posters that celebrate hospital workers, artists of every ilk are using their skills to help fight the coronavirus pandemic. Even down ...

OLYMPIA, Wash. — Judit Gebhardt of Washington state said it takes just four pieces of fabric, some thread and a couple of ponytail holders to make a mask cover. "I can do about seven in an hour," she ...