National Seminar classes have to have a test run before the class is actually held at the ANG or EGA seminars. These are called pilot classes and they are often held at local chapters so the teacher has a chance to do a run-through of the class and have extra eyes checking the instructions. Recently some of the New Jersey Needle Arts chapter of ANG members went to California to take a pilot class from Ann Strite-Kurz.
https://blog.njneedleartists.org/2018/03/27/wishful-thinking/
https://blog.njneedleartists.org/2018/03/30/progress-2/
If you aren't familiar with Ann's charted designs, have fun checking out her website.
https://www.annstritekurz.com/classes.html
Written by Jane/Chilly Hollow
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Wednesday, April 18, 2018
Piloting Wishful Thinking
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Check my current blog post out you inspired me to do a needlepoint post!
Here is Shirlee's posting, folks. Sorry I can't make it a hyperlink. You'll have to copy/paste.
http://shirleestuff.blogspot.com/2018/04/still-trying-to-stay-off-facebook-sadly.html
Good luck staying off FB, Shirlee. It has eaten up way too many hours of my life monitoring the NP group I accidentally founded. Grrrrr
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