Hi Martina,
Thanks for the encouragement. This is the first time I will be teaching
someone other than a friend one-on-one. I will have to re-learn to knit and
crochet left-handed for the class (haven't had to do that for over 30 years).
But I think I will really enjoy it.
Helene Ulrich
Surfside Beach, SC USA
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Hello Helene,
it sounds really exciting to get an opportunity teaching handicrafts. I am
teaching
bobbin lacemaking to adults and children a few courses a year and occasionally
I do a
course on patchwork.
I am sorry that I can't help with crochet and knitting teaching material, but
it may help
to find books perhaps in a library for illustration. We lerned both at school.
Oh, I have
to check, perhaps my kids still have their stuff from school. I will let you
know.
I hope you have a very good start on this.
Martina in Germany,
looking forward to the Klöppelkongress in Neumarkt, Germany, in March, being
only
25 km away from my home this year.
On 6 Mar 2008 at 17:42, Helene Ulrich wrote:
Hi,
I have been offered a chance to teach beginners crochet and knitting
at the local community college in the fall.
I was wondering if anyone out there may have teaching materials they
are willing to share.
The lady who is in charge of the adult education program had never
heard of bobbin lace until I mentioned it during my interview. She
has told me that if the knitting/crochet class is successful I will
be give the chance to at least demonstrate my lacemaking -- its a
start.
Please contact me privately regarding any teaching materials.
Helene Ulrich
Surfside Beach, SC USA
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