Quilting is a form of traditional Appalachian craftsmanship often seen at local markets and fairs.

This art form involves sewing together layers of fabric to create decorative and functional quilts, showcasing intricate patterns and designs that often reflect the region's cultural heritage. Quilting has been a significant craft in Appalachian communities, passed down through generations, and is celebrated for its creativity and artistry. Local markets and fairs frequently feature handmade quilts, allowing artisans to share their skills and preserve this important aspect of Appalachian culture.