Memory Quilt: A Life Lived From Tamra: Family Memories Michael Cannarozzi was my first cousin once removed. He was born around 1933 in White Plains, NY. His dad left when he was very young, and his parents divorced; his mom never remarried. He was an artist, went...
What’s Old Is New: The Rise of Grannycore and Quilting If you listened to NPR recently, you may remember hearing a segment exploring a new phenomenon that’s been cleverly dubbed Grannycore. Grannycore Defined Grannycore is a cozy, nostalgia-driven aesthetic that...
The St. Louis Modern Quilt Guild held its 5th biannual quilt show March 14–15, 2026, at the Greensfelder Recreation Complex within Queeny Park. The two-day event was a vibrant, community-centered celebration of modern textile art that brought together quilters,...
The Future of Quilting: Reading the AI Tea Leaves Quilting has been around a while. In fact, since approximately 3400 BCE. Although its traditions and fundamentals have evolved over many decades, they have not been static. Over the centuries, as textile manufacturing,...
