From nuclear imagery stitched with human hair to embroidered bandanas, this Corrales exhibition transforms traditional ...

From Cathy’s translucent wedding night look to the “latex dress” that’s actually not made of latex, costume designer ...

Mudlarking is the practice of heading to a historic shoreline and sifting through the exposed mud for long-lost trinkets and ...

Thrift stores are a great source for vintage doilies to decorate your home. Learn to recognize these different styles of ...

There’s something about the experience of existing under a chandelier that makes a person feel royal, spotlit, and of interminable importance. Basking in the light of a dripping glass chandelier in an ...

Fiber arts and textile traditions from around the world will be showcased throughout October’s Portland TextileX Month. The citywide festival will have exhibits, workshops, artists talks, studio sales ...

Did you hear the one about the Smithsonian hiding the bones of Bible giants in the basement? No? Well, Missouri Republican Representative Eric Burlinson did, and he recently said he wants to develop a ...

A restored Victorian house in New Glarus will be home to a new restaurant this fall, led by a Wisconsin couple with serious culinary bona fides. Jon Nodler, currently the sous chef at The Harvey House ...

Nicole Nehrig is a clinical and research psychologist and a passionate knitter and textile crafter living in Brooklyn, New York. She holds a PhD in clinical psychology. Scene from the Bayeux Tapestry: ...

Rochester's food and drink scene is worthy of national recognition, which is why it's great that USA Today publishes an annual Bars of the Year list, a companion to its annual Restaurants of the Year ...

It may not be completely anatomically accurate, but the Victorian copy of the Bayeux tapestry is as much an emblem of its time as the 11th-century original ...