REQ: Can anyone point me to findings or settings for cabochons and stones?

Dec 17, 2003 26 Replies

Oh I have enough experience to sweat pipes, it's the fine stuff I can't manage.

Tina

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Sure. I'm easy (just ask my husband). Barbara Dream Master

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Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. ~~ Albert Camus

I used to give private lessons, my studio is too small to accommodate classes. Besides, teaching is not really of interest to me. But giving a private lesson for anything under 35.00/hr. just isn't worth it for me. And very few people want to pay that to learn metalworking. But yes, if you're in the area I will gladly show you how as well. Barbara Dream Master

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Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower. ~~ Albert Camus

vj found this in rec.crafts.beads, from Barbara Otterson :

] Sure. I'm easy

THANK YOU!

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Way cool! If I ever plan getting out that way I will be sure to let you know before I come. Thank you.

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Just my $0.02, but I think $35/hr is a very reasonable price. Of course, I live in the land of $1500/mo rent :-\

Anyway, *I* would pay $35/hr! :o)

OK, maybe it's just in my area, but I can't imagine being able to learn metalworking for *less* than $35 an hour! The local classes are very expensive. I wish you lived near me, I'd love to have the opportunity for one-on-one teaching at such a bargain price! I actually do want to take metalwoking, but can't afford it. We have two local arts colleges, but the classes are pretty pricey. 'Course I probably have to wait until the baby is older anyway!

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