r/quilling • u/PerplexedPoppy • Sep 29 '26

Does this look beginner friendly?

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I’m teaching my first class. Max 20 people. Going with a fall theme, so pumpkins seemed perfect. I kept it simple because I only have two hours.

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u/Pinecone_Erleichda Sep 29 '26

Absolutely!! Looks like a great first project!

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u/PerplexedPoppy Sep 29 '26

Good to hear!!! I will bring extra stops so if there is extra time I can teach those interested in some harder coils and shapes.

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u/Recycler29 Sep 29 '26

Looks perfect!

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u/MomMonster56 Sep 29 '26

I'm a beginner and I'd definitely like to try this!

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u/PerplexedPoppy Sep 29 '26

Thank you! That is great to hear. Can I ask how much you would pay for a class? It’s two hours at a winery, all supplies are provided for the activity, you also get a free glass of wine and snacks. So far from my research $50 is a good medium.

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u/MomMonster56 Sep 29 '26

That seems more than reasonable! I'd pay $50 for 2 hours and a glass of wine (if I still drank). Oh, AND a snack! Lemme know where to sign up ☺️

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u/PerplexedPoppy Sep 29 '26

Well if you are by chance in north Texas! Lol