[Nfb-krafters-korner] New Krafter, hopefully.

[blake]

On 8/17/2013 11:35 AM, Blindhands at aol.com wrote:
> Blake,
>   
> First let me welcome you.  You asked a very good question and let me  first
> say, you came to the right place.  There is a lot of different craft  items
> that I believe will fit your needs.  You do have to think when you  start
> learning anything it takes some concentration to get the hang of it.
>   
> Amanda is one of our High School students that also teaches poney bead
> classes and she will be teaching 2 Christmas ornaments the last week of August.
>   Wednesday & Friday evening August 28 &30.  The call in number is  605 781
> 1000 code 875029#.  I am not sure of the time as of yet, but watch  the
> posts here.
>   
> Annette is considering a new beginners knitting class in the fall.
>   
> We have safety pin beading which Amanda's Mom and Dad teach here and
> [Theresa & Ken] put kits together labeling supplies in Braille for us.
>   
> I hope to be planning a class in basket weaving for beginners,.  So  once
> you get the hang of it you can listen to books or music.  We do have  loom
> knitting classes, so you do have a lot to pick from and give a try.
>   
> Our Monday night chats, which should be picking upin the fall are open to
> everyone.  We will be having a Monday Night Chat which is an introduction
> to Safety Pin Beading  that will be rescheduled in the near future.
>   
> So hang in there and I am sure you will find something that wil interest
> you.
>   
> Joyce  Kane
> _www.KraftersKorner.org_ (http://www.krafterskorner.org/)
> Blindhands at AOL.com
>
>   
> In a message dated 8/16/2013 6:16:26 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
> blakentracy at live.com writes:
>
> Hello  all:
>
> I am a student in highschool. I joined this list about a month ago  and
> just listened. So I decided to introduce myself on here, and ask my
> question. My name is blake. I wanted to know if there were any craft
> ideas I can either learn quickly without someone physically being there
> and checking my work, or something easyish that anyone could do. I want
> to have to think about it, but not where it has to be dead silent and no
> distractions, because I want to be able to do something while listening
> to a book. Right now, I'm forced to string beads for little children. I
> have to be doing something, or else I fall  asleep.
>
> thanks:
>
>
> Blake
>
>
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Thank you all! I will try to be on all these chats. I just wonder if I 
will have to work on my mom to buy supplies for all these classes, or if 
I can just listen for the first time? I don't want to buy a kit, only to 
find a specific craft isn't for me.