[Nfb-krafters-korner] VI/Blind and crafting

[Henrietta Brewer]

Hi barb,
I found that taking a class and using the supplies list from the teacher I never spend a lot of money. The class and the emailed instructions after the class help me learn the craft and whether I want to do more.  

The only time I spend a lot of crafting materials is when I can't keep my hands from dropping more items then I need in my cart and I do that a lot. Especially with yarn.

Try not to fear the classes. We are usually all beginners and have lots of questions and mistakes.  

Now, my Sister, Carol, can find ideas on the net and go for it and come up with a great finished project. I am not as good at that. So I usually learn on a class and then expand my skills.  

Henrietta
On Jan 8, 2011, at 10:39 AM, Barb Roland wrote:

> As a newbie to crafting and having limited vision, I'm still exploring "options" for types of craft I might be interested in without having to purchase a bunch of supplies and then deciding that it is not something I'm interested in. 
> 
> So my question is, how does one explore the different mediums in the crafting world to find something they like without spending a lot of money and then having supplies laying around they won't use?
> Barb
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