New Quilter

Is it an overnight type of thing with meals included? Seems expensive if it isn't...Naomi

jlm5419

I totally agree with this comment. I couldn't/wouldn't pay that much for a 2-day quilting class.

jshorty

Yes I think that class is to expensive, probaby 6 hr or less of actual teaching /lecturing per day. Right now the Australian dollar is a little higher than the US dollar, so you will actually be paying more than the $450.00.

BarbaraSue

more than I want to pay for.

phylby

Very pricey. Our workshops are about $20 for 1/2 day and $35 for a full day. And supplies are usually included. :thumbdown:

Sandra in Minnesota

That's a lot of money especially for no extras.

OHSue

I don't know the going rate for stuff in Australia, but sounds high to me. I don't think I have ever paid more than $100 for an all day workshop.

jpthequilter

I doubt if anyone could get enough information from that session to equal the elation of having two quilts finished and in your hands!
That said, there are different kinds of information given at
those kinds of sessions. General quilting and "Special I want to know...." sessions are much better than "learn how to make a bag for your quilt" sessions that you can learn from a tutorial.

capucine

To be exact it's 495.32 US$ on today market:)

Farm Quilter

I just paid $15.00 for a class where I was the only student of the teacher for 6 hours, and lunch was included. They are asking way too much!!!