[Nfb-krafters-korner] What do you think opinions, ipinions

[linda]

I think the classes should be offered and each person can decide whether or
not it is in their budget.  I like the kits as it makes it much easier to be
prepared for the class.  Although, it is a good idea to offer some beginner
classes of small projects so people can see if they like it before investing
too much money.

Blessings, 
Ninn
the_ninn at tx.rr.com
 

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Subject: [Nfb-krafters-korner] What do you think opinions, ipinions

I know everyone lives on budgets today so I need your opinion please.   
Please take time to reply back so we all might have a better idea what to
look  
for in classes.  
 
1. What is the top amount that you are willing to pay for supplies in order 
 to take a class?
 
2. What price for supplies are you comfortable and would encourage you to  
take a class?
 
3. Do you think Krafters Korner should not book a class if supplies  costs 
is over a certain amount?
[a. What amount should the cost of supplies be?
 
4. Should strickly the cost of supplies be considered or the fact the tools 
 used be considered they could be used for other projects? [example: cost 
of  Nifty Knitter loomsneeded for project, but can be used to make many
other 
 projects]
 
5. Should all classes no matter cost of supplies be booked and let members  
decide if they want to take the class or not?
 
Joyce  Kane
_www.KraftersKorner.org_ (http://www.krafterskorner.org/) 
Blindhands at AOL.com 
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