A few questions

[llyrafantasyfae]

I have a few questions I would love feedback on. I am debating on teaching at Costume College next year. I don't want to offer something no one is interested in. I would also like to do it as anxiety free as possible.

For anyone who's attends Costume College would you be interested in a how to make leek buttons class. I know how and Can show how to make the death head and checkerboard right now. If I go ahead with it I wouldn't be opposed to learning more.

To anyone who has taught. Is it an easy process? How was the experience, the good and the bad? Did you have problems with people being snarky? Do you choose if your class is limited or not? Any pros or cons for limited vs unlimited?
Those are the only questions I can think of... Like I said any feedback is highly appreciated and feel free to pm me if you don't want to make something public.

Comments

[the-aristocat.livejournal.com]

I think it's a wonderful class theme.

[howlgirl.livejournal.com]

I taught an 18th C button class two years ago. It's fun to teach because you get to know a whole new group of people. If you are doing something hands on, I think a limited class is better. That way you know how many kits to bring. I would also recommend kits over just having people bring stuff because you never know what someone will have problems finding and/or what something is called in another part of the country/world. Make sense?