Thinking of teaching crochet? At a loss as to where to start? Well, here’s something to get you started. Keep in mind this is only my opinion. If you have done it differently that's great! If you have been to a class conducted differently, no problem. This is just a help to get someone started who has never done a class and maybe would do one if only they knew where to begin. :-) Also, as always, this is a work in progress.

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My daughter conducted a small class with some of her friends. We did many of these things for her class. The class was free, but the students paid for their own hooks. I purchased all the how-to leaflets so they would have the same one and they would be in on time. For Christmas we got them each a small Rubbermaid container to hold their supplies. This might work for a girl’s club, like Girl Scouts, Camp Fire or Keepers at Home. As a first project, or after the girls learn the basics, they could do a charity project. Also, clubs usually have paid dues which could defray expenses. Sometimes local companies will donate supplies towards this sort of thing.

I have also taught a Community Education class as well as many private students. My choices depended to a great degree on who my students were - age and skill level.

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