What someone like me, a sewist, can’t help but notice in the last photo is Mae’s quilt. I wonder whether she made it (another talent to add to her list!) or if it was made for her (a tangible representation of the love others had for her).
I'm not sure who made that! I don't think she did. I believe it was made for her when she came home on hospice. Maybe her daughter or one of her workshop participants. I noticed it too. It's lovely.
Thank you for this beautiful, heartfelt, loving, tribute to Mae. It’s a portrait of your friendship with her. It is also a portrait of Mae’s evolution, and that of her students.
She sounds lovely. I am so sorry for your loss.
What someone like me, a sewist, can’t help but notice in the last photo is Mae’s quilt. I wonder whether she made it (another talent to add to her list!) or if it was made for her (a tangible representation of the love others had for her).
I'm not sure who made that! I don't think she did. I believe it was made for her when she came home on hospice. Maybe her daughter or one of her workshop participants. I noticed it too. It's lovely.
Thank you for this beautiful, heartfelt, loving, tribute to Mae. It’s a portrait of your friendship with her. It is also a portrait of Mae’s evolution, and that of her students.
Cati, thank you for this beautiful tribute.
What a tribute to such a special human being!!! She was truly a gem and my heart to her lovely family!! Thanks, Cati, for your words!!