The Legacy of Milly, Part 2


 


 


 


 


 


 


Part 2 of The Legacy of Milly and the beginning of the design of the quilt with the children and Milly hard at work. This 7 Part true story series was a work of love for Jennie’s students and by Milly, a quilter extraordinary.                                                        As written by Jennie Fitzkee,   https://jenniefitzkee.com/2018/07/06/the-legacy-of-milly-part-2/


A Teacher's Reflections


In Part 1, I discovered a Peace Portal at a museum and recreated it in my classroom.  Peace became a big deal and very real to children.  When I saw quilts that were murals, I knew I had to make a Peace Quilt with children.  The only problem was finding a quilter.  At last I met Milly.  It was an unexpected meeting.



Part 2



“Milly is the best quilter, not just in town but everywhere.” said the director of the Senior Center.



“Great!  When can I stop by and meet her?”



“She’ll be here on Wednesday with her quilting group.”



Wednesday couldn’t come fast enough for me.  As soon as school was over, I was there.  I walked over to Milly and introduced myself.  She smiled (sort of) and I bounced around, telling her all about the Haitian quilts I had seen at the Bennington Museum.  I was so…


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Published on July 30, 2018 15:03
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