I found out at our local county fair that one of the school districts in the
adult education department was teaching bobbin lace classes. Fee is right
(depending on age $10.00 or $20.00 for the younger under 50 crowd- sometimes
it pays to be older). I just signed up so it will be interesting.
The c
YSandra wrote:
Is that typical of the cost of lacemaking classes run by school districts in
the
adult education department?
Through adult education, I've got a choice of a 2 hour x 24 week class in
Poole for 120 pounds (190 dollars), but 84 pounds (132 dollars) for women
over 60 (men over 65),
Hi Jean and Ysandra,
You people are definitely living in the wrong part of the world. I have
a choice of 6 lace classes within 10 - 15 miles of where I live, a
couple much closer than that. we will pay £28-50 ( about $35?) for a 10
week term this year, pensioners over 60 and other concessioners
Round here (south London) it's about how much the venue costs to hire more
than the teaching. You can easily pay £70 plus for one term.
One of my local lace groups is about £50 a year for one meeting a month
simply due to the cost of the venue.
Whenever I teach privately I always say that I'll d
