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I joined last fall and have completed their Basics class, am now working on the last lesson of Taming Tension, and plan to start their Master Hand Knitting class when I finish this one. I also really want to take their Tech Editing class.
"Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions. It is the one un-American act that could most easily defeat us." -William O. Douglas, author
Not a member, but considering it. If nothing else, I want to take a look through the articles they have available. I've been evaluating things people have posted about the master certification to see if I could work on the skills on my own without forking over the money (which I'd rather spend on fiber ).
"Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions. It is the one un-American act that could most easily defeat us." -William O. Douglas, author
I've been debating taking the class for years.... I just don't feel I'm good enough and really was never interested in designing or knowing a sweater... But maybe since I'm moving to CT where it get cold .. I may change my mind
I've been considering re-joining. The newsletter had interesting articles as well, joining in the master knitting groups wasn't all they used to do...is it only the classes now?
I think they do other things, but I haven't really looked into what other options there are. The closest guild is over 2 hours from me, so I haven't joined an actual group.
I used to be a member and have completed the Knitting Judge certification, and Levels 1&2 of the Master Knitter program. I had all of Level 3 done except for the sweater when life got in the way. Now I need to finish that, rejoin, get the updated instructions, and finish once and for all! I enjoyed it and really learned a lot.
I started the Tech Editing course this week and think I'm a bit overwhelmed. LOL There's a LOT to remember. I have a ton of books on the way that I ordered used from Amazon sellers.
Has anyone else taken this course?
"Restriction of free thought and free speech is the most dangerous of all subversions. It is the one un-American act that could most easily defeat us." -William O. Douglas, author
I joined last fall and have completed their Basics class, am now working on the last lesson of Taming Tension, and plan to start their Master Hand Knitting class when I finish this one. I also really want to take their Tech Editing class.
I've been a member for years but only just bought the Basics class this past Spring. I haven't gotten around to doing it yet but I have discovered that my tension is now rowing out a bit. Is the tension class worth it?
I learned a lot in the tension class. I am still working on getting the edge stitches even, but have the knowledge now of what I need to do. I highly recommend the tension class!
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