One of the largest grass roots public arts movements in the North Country, painted wooden quilt squares; continues to grow in popularity. The barn... Aug 29, 2016 — One of the largest grass roots ...

A West Valley couple who began making large wooden barn quilts for neighbors and friends early in the COVID-19 pandemic continue adding to their body of work, delighting fans of the outdoor art.

Quilts without stitches, made of plywood and paint, have been decorating barns and sheds since the early 1990s. The concept of barn quilts was started in Adams County, Ohio, in 1991 by a quilter who ...

WILLMAR — For decades people have brightened up the outside of their barns, homes and garages with wood barn quilts. They are splashes of color and history that can be found throughout the United ...

Inspired by the barn quilts of Kittitas County, Becky and Chawley Thomas began making barn quilts, large wooden panels painted to look like quilt squares, for neighbors and friends early in the ...

BEAR POPLAR — When it’s completed, the community barn quilt being created square by square at West Rowan Farm, Home & Garden will be the size of a small apartment. The exact dimensions are 10 feet ...

As late-winter brown gives way to spring green, a drive through north-central Minnesota offers some surprising and unexpected flashes of color on barns, businesses and other buildings. The oversized ...

The town of Colton’s Winterfest Weekend kicks off on Friday, with a theme "Winter Quest." Weekend events include indoor and outdoor activities:... Jan 28, 2016 — The town of Colton’s Winterfest ...

Take a road trip in the Midwest to see a homegrown art form that creatively combines aspects of Americana. Credit...Kevin Miyazaki for The New York Times Supported by By Jackie Snow Jim Leuenberger ...

Much of modern farmhouse style – the shiplap, natural materials and distressed finishes popularized by magazines and shows such as HGTV’s “Fixer Upper” – evokes a simpler time in a vague, nostalgic ...

KEARNEY — Nancy Weinberger loves watching cars slow down when they drive past her yard. She’s even more tickled if they stop and take pictures. That’s because her yard at Sixth Avenue and W. 14th St.

CLEMENT - Kellie Tew positioned a star stencil over a grid penciled on a 12-by-8-foot wooden American flag display. Carefully, Tew dabbed white paint on the plywood flag, then lifted the stencil to ...