As a historical interpreter, researcher, artist, and designer, Cheyney McKnight incorporates 18th and 19th-century African American design skills to create pieces with a modern twist.

Clothing is often a lens into a society’s history, values, and artistry—and nowhere is this truer than in Guatemala.

In 2025, what is a living room without a statement print? What is a bathroom without tiles placed in a prepossessing way? A ...

Featuring nearly 50 quilts and coverlets from the MFA Boston’s textile collection, the exhibition explores the medium’s ...

A delightfully dotted design can create the illusion of texture and dimension while bringing a dash of graphic drama to a ...

Floral prints help show the coquette style visually. They add detail and softness often. This complements other things like ...

This coquette look is enjoying a big moment. Folks seem quite thrilled about it lately. It lingered around for a few seasons.

Choose a ‘wow’ fabric and it’s like hanging a piece of art at the window,’ says interior stylist Charlotte Boyd. Unsure about pattern? A subtle stripe or plain textured weave will always look classic ...

"Well, first you have to pick your pattern, then you have to pick your coordinating fabric and cut it up. People say you just cut up fabric and sew it together, and that is exactly what we do ...

To do this, they developed a model to convert fabric images into comprehensive instructions that knitting robots could read and follow. Their model, outlined in a paper published in Electronics, was ...