She grew up in South Carolina with a love of textiles. Now this Hartford resident is renowned for her story-telling quilts.

You may not have known her name, but Miller’s quilts have been exhibited in well-known museums and in corporate and private collections. She teaches locally and shares her craft, especially focusing on sharing the story of Black Americans.

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