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Don't worry about what you look like or how you carry in your "stuff". Clean and oil your machine, take extra needles and have several bobbins wound. Take your old faithful that you know works well and the one you are most familiar with. Label all your tools so they don't grow legs and walk away. AND, most of all, enjoy yourself.
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Dress comforably, take the machine you are most comfortable with, take a deep breath, and have a blast!!!
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Sit in the front, wear comfortable clothing for you, and take the machine you're most comfortable working with. You paid for the time of the instructor, so ask as many quetions as you want to. Supplies in any old paper bag will do. You're the customer, not the instructor.
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Originally Posted by Krystyna
Originally Posted by k3n
I've just started teaching workshops - have my second this morning, and I am nervous too, though the last one went well. Just remember that the teacher is human too! And it's supposed to be fun! :-D
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Originally Posted by Krystyna
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Yikes! What should I wear? I don't have anything quilty looking! And what should I bring my stuff in? Arghhhh! No quilty looking bag. Should I bring my "good" machine or my plain jane old faithful? Don't forget to show us what you've learned! Dorothy in PA |
Originally Posted by Krystyna
Originally Posted by AFQSinc
Sounds like fun. Where are you taking your class?
http://www.liqs.org/quilters_meetings.htm Wish I lived close by and I would take all the classes. It looks like a great schedule. Just go with the plan to learn a new technique and don't be nervous. It will be a lot of fun. |
That's why they offer them...to teach you (:o) Have fun and don't sit in the back....get right there up front...
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Go and have fun. Take old faithful! Sit in the front so you'll have a good chair.
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Can't wait to hear all about your adventure! I'm taking my first class next Friday, Cathedral Windows. We're going to learn, not show off. No worries. You're going to come back so happy with all the new things you'll learn. Show us the blocks when you get home, please!
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Originally Posted by Krystyna
I just signed up for my first ever quilting class to learn the New York Beauty block. Nothing like diving in head first. Should I sit in the back and try to hide my utter lack of skill and just pick up what I can? Ohhhhh. What have I gotten myself into? :shock:
Yikes! What should I wear? I don't have anything quilty looking! And what should I bring my stuff in? Arghhhh! No quilty looking bag. Should I bring my "good" machine or my plain jane old faithful? |
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