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Old 03-31-2013, 05:07 PM
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Mimiqwerty
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Originally Posted by carolynjo View Post
Just because you can quilt doesn't mean you can write directions that are clear and easily understood! If I were writing directions, I would have someone write them for me and then try to follow my directions. I have been disappointed so many times with poorly written directions!
I agree. I have a degree in English and Technical Writing, and when I teach friends, relatives, and others to quilt, I often find I need to include an errata sheet (rewrite the patterns) before I make up the supply list and teach the class. This has saved my bacon a number of times .
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