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NoelinIowa
PeaNut
PeaNut 255,436
March 2006
Posts: 435
Layouts: 1
Loc: Small Town Southern Iowa
 |  Posted: 1/28/2013 11:39:17 PM
I was asked to teach a card class at a community thing a couple towns over from me. Ive never taught a class, but they know I make cards and they want someone to show how to make homecards. They have been a little disorganized about setting all this up. I really have no idea how many people. Im thinking between 10 to 25 people I'll be teaching. I dont know what the skill level will be either.
Anyone have any tips on suggestions on what I should show? Should I just do a simple style card, or something with a bit of challenge? | |
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tinkgumby
StuckOnPeas
PeaNut 281,136
October 2006
Posts: 2,262
Layouts: 6
Loc: DFW, TX
 |  Posted: 1/28/2013 11:47:15 PM
That's tough, not knowing size or skill level. What about the same card three ways - easy, medium and harder? Like more stamps and embellishments built on the easier one? |
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doesitmatter?
AncestralPea
PeaNut 509,811
May 2011
Posts: 4,862
Layouts: 21
 | Posted: 1/29/2013 12:33:46 AM
I agree with have the 3 levels of skills:
1- beginner
2- intermmediate
2- advanced
have everyone make the basic beginner card and have techniques for those that are more advanced to take the card further while the beginners are doing the basic design.
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