“We shall fight for the things which we have always held nearest our

“In the race and in the strife, create in our breasts hearts of steel!” — Olympic Hymn, English free translation

Celebrate 100 years since suffragists became the first peaceful protestors to picket the White House.

“I made a new quilt from scratch,” the enslaved woman, Hetty, recalls, “red squares and black triangles, me and mauma’s favorite, the blackbirds flying away.” These lines in Sue Monk Kidd’s historical novel The Invention of Wings, inspired Justice, along with Liberty, in Stories in Stitches 6, two sister projects celebrating the lives of abolit...

To mark the 100th anniversary of its founding, proceeds from sales of this pattern during June 2016 will be donated to the Historic National Woman’s Party (NWP) at the newly designated Belmont-Paul Women’s Equality National Monument.

These fun-to-make gloves use several interesting crochet techniques for texture, shaping, and finishing.

This simple, quick-to-crochet cast sock is a perfect pattern for using small amounts of yarn in your stash: the tree requires between 30 and 70 yards of a medium yarn (depending on the size you want to make), and the star requires about 4 yards of either a fine or light yarn.

An ideal first Tunisian project using luxurious handspun alpaca yarn

Stitch a symbol of protection and healing into a scarf for a friend