Re: At home study -- Millinery Courses and Classes

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Date Posted: 23:54:57 05/15/06 Mon
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In reply to: B.Rowlandson 's message, "At home study" on 07:48:39 03/02/06 Thu

>Hello! I'm interested in learning millinery, but
>unfortunately there is a depressing lack of
>teachers/courses in my part of the world
>(Almost-Northern Ontario, Canada). I've looked online
>at a number of instruction books/kits, but am not sure
>which ones are worth buying. If anyone has used a
>book/video/kit that they've bought online and loved
>it, please post your experience here! It might help
>me decide which products to buy. Also, I'd really
>like opinions on how much can be learned at home. I
>have no concept of how difficult this craft is, and I
>wonder if it's the kind of thing where learning from
>books is all well and good, but learning with a
>teacher is better? Opinions welcome! Merci!

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Re: At home study kristen 11:36:35 06/02/06 Fri

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>>Hello! I'm interested in learning millinery, but >>unfortunately there is a depressing lack of >>teachers/courses in my part of the world >>(Almost-Northern Ontario, Canada). I've looked online >>at a number of instruction books/kits, but am not sure >>which ones are worth buying. If anyone has used a >>book/video/kit that they've bought online and loved >>it, please post your experience here! It might help >>me decide which products to buy. Also, I'd really >>like opinions on how much can be learned at home. I >>have no concept of how difficult this craft is, and I >>wonder if it's the kind of thing where learning from >>books is all well and good, but learning with a >>teacher is better? Opinions welcome! Merci!

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