Camp Stitch-A-Lot started in 1999 to help Snohomish County 4-H members enter their work at the Evergreen State Fair. But sewing is so much more than a yearly project aimed at earning a blue ribbon.

Long before basic sewing needle options evolved as “sharps” or “betweens,” cave-era folks simply threaded bone shard and animal horn with sinew or plant fiber to stitch animal skins into outerwear.

Gavyn Meadows is well on his way to learning something new every day. He has taken the first step to learning the basics of sewing, and the summer has just begun. Gavyn, decked out in his Zachary ...

Washington Township students in Peggy Kelley’s Introduction to Sewing and Fashion Design class recently designed and produced cowboy and cowgirl-themed bibs as an in-class project that doubled as a ...

A hands-on sewing class in Decatur is helping residents pick up a new skill many say they never thought they’d master.