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Old 07-31-2009, 11:59 AM
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bearisgray
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There was a long discussion recently about what an instructor should (and should not) do when teaching a class.

Looking back, what were the most useful things you learned when you took your first hand-piecing class?

Or, what do you wish you would have known "then," that you've since learned?

Useful things I learned:

How to make/tie a consistent knot.

If you were a beginner, would these things be useful/informative to you?

Fabric - fiber content, grain lines

Needles - differences - any brand preferences

Thread

How much "technical" information is enough and when does it get to be too much?

I have found I'm not a very good gauge of some things, because I've been told that my mind processes things "funny/different"

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