I think I've just got myself into a bit of a mess. I was asked to give a short class on lacemaking for a fibre arts symposium in May. At the time all I thought about was the prospect of gaining more lacemakers. Now the reality has struck, and I'm wondering how the heck I'm going to teach enough to snare some permanent interest with just 12 hrs tuition? So far all I've thought of is pre-winding all but one pair of bobbins (I feel they must know how to wind a bobbin properly) and perhaps starting with the Springetts Snake? Any idea what's the average length of time that should take for a beginner? I was hoping that I'd get that done in the first four hour session, but now I'm wondering. Then what do I give? What would be the ideal length of time for something like this anyway? Perhaps I'm trying for the impossible, but I hate to pass up a chance to spread the craft. Your thoughts would be welcome. Sharon
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