As the list is so quiet. We have had discussions on cost and time against the content offered, that is not what I would like to raise here..
Taking a workshop class or course we expect to learn, but what does the different names suggest . Does it influence your choice? Should the name reflect the content? Tamara's mention of finishing her first piece of wire lace in Lenka's workshop got me thinking on this. I were privileged to attend her wire workshop in Spain and we also finished our Spanish flowers in class. What a tremendous feeling of achievement that you can show what you have learned. So should one expect to finish a project in a workshop? If you take a course should you expect some preparation and homework to achieve the goals of the course? How up-front should the students and teachers expectation be? That leaves the classes. I often think a class is there to frustrate the teacher. You come unprepared, do no homework before the next class and expect the teacher to work miracles towards your finished project. I am a bit surprised that I have not been kicked out of my once a month Saturday classes as added to the above I often keep the other students from their work. This is do whatever you want lace classes, where the teacher must really be on her toes to cover all the different levels and techniques. Why do I go? To get inspiration from some fellow lacemakers and dream about what I will be able to do one day. Linda Greyling Helderkruin near Johannesburg South Africa - To unsubscribe send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] containing the line: unsubscribe lace [EMAIL PROTECTED] For help, write to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
