Brilliant. Mystery solved. Thanks so much 
Thanks. I often wondered how to change the V
I have never run a workshop Sue @SueTrevor but maybe you could make a small pack up with all the materials required for each student - in that case they canāt take more than youāve accounted for! (obviously you would probably need a few spares in case someone messes up)
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Just relisting this lovely fluffy scarf today.
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Can anyone tell me how I have managed to loose some of my items between Christmas and now?! Just had to remove them from my shop because I have searched high and low to no avail.
Sue @SueTrevor - I have only investigated felting workshops and prices seem to range from abut Ā£35 - Ā£50 per person for a half day and double that (or sometimes more) for a full day. Materials are sometimes included depending on what the workshop is for and how much fibre will be used. Some include a little kit to take away so students can have a go on their own afterwards.
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Managed to miss another day - canāt keep doing that at my age At least I have some idea where that one went; descent of the grand children and theit mother for a full day contact. I should have got up earlier in anticipation of it. So here is the new listing I should have added yesterday.
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Todays posting ā¦Alpaca blend fingerless mitts . Size Ladies small/ teen ā¦
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Afternoon All, added some more Sale items today.
Hope you are all keeping warm, itās such a cold one!
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good afternoonā¦another aceo from me todayā¦
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https://folksy.com/items/7090276-miniature-art-fantasy-painting-aceo-ref-281-
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Good afternoon all,
Here is the second card in my Collectorās section. Can be personalised
Jeanie x
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Afternoon all,
First of a few Valentineās Day cards today.
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Clocks are now back in stock 
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I used to do a series of short (2-3 hour) workshops rather than a whole day, as that was more suited to my students. If you Google craft workshops in your county you will find prices range from Ā£10-Ā£15 to Ā£250 depending on the craft being taught. Donāt under price yourself!
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Hi Everyone. Hope you are keeping warm, I hoped to do a new listing today but time has defeated me, so itās a relist. But I have had a sale today, albeit on the Dark Side, so I know it doesnāt count on here. But a sale is a sale, so I am happy!
I didnāt know how to do spiral herringbone when I made my first one of these, but I sure did by the time Iād finished!
Turquoise Lariat with Swarovski Crystals
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Evening all,
I have spent the entire day tidying the top of my metalwork workbench, need to do the stone stringing one nextā¦then the officeā¦it is a huge job, I am a very untidy person.
So no new makes to share.
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I also am extremely untidy Deborah @DeborahJonesJewellery - I despair of myself. If I spent the month clearing and tidying up I still donāt think our house would be tidy.
Off this evening to our WI Christmas Party - we had to postpone it in December because of the snow, so tonight is the night.
A re-list before I go
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Good evening everyone
a relist today
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Good evening folks yay happy dance for a visit from the sales fairy 
Valerie, Sarah and Sue.
Sue @SueTrevor, I run regular jewellery workshops at our local adult learning centre. I charge Ā£7.50 for a 2 hour class and include basic materials. The aim is that at the end of two hours each student gets to take home a completed item, I need to have a class of at least 6 to break even which covers rent, materials as well as my expenses and time. Most of my classes are between 8 and 14 so I usually make a reasonable profit for 2 hours a week over the whole year and I enjoy doing it. I run 3 courses a year of 4 weeks. My tips are people use (and abuse) your tools, I invested in a few cheaper sets for students to use. I always try to source quality materials like glass beads rather than plastic so people feel like they are getting good value and be prepared to have patients in a class of 8 at least 1 will need more support, I have several regulars that have been attending for the last 2 years so they tend to just get on, I have to keep a good balance though between advanced and basic techniques to keep the regulars interested whilst the new ones learn the basics. As Sharon said some people can be a bit āgrabbyā and go for all the biggest sparkliest prettiest beads but I try to explain that do they really want to wear a necklace that is so heavy it will given them a neck ache!, better to āfeatureā a few nice beads against plainer ones, it doesnāt always work though lol!
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