Crochet lessons donated

[CLLinda]

I have done this three years in a row. Donated Crochet lessons to the auction at the school where my children go.

 

One year, I taught a set of triplet girls (seventh graders) how to crochet and then we did a project of decorating flip flops as a first project.

 

The girls had fun and learned something also.

 

My kids are out of the school now, and I was asked to donate if I could. The school was very good for my kids, so of course, I said I would. It's just a way to give back.

 

Has anyone else done this for an auction?

 

[DebbyQ]

I have never done it, but what a great idea. It doesn't cost you anything and it helps out the kids. How clever of you to think of something like that.

 

 

Debby

[loopyliz]

I agree with DebbyQ -- what a wonderfully clever idea!

[sandra2469]

I just found this thread, but thought I'd comment.

 

I was asked to teach a class & the participants are paying a fee that is donated to charity. I'm even donating the materials from my stash (hubby's thrilled because he's either ready for me to crochet a lot or give it away!)

 

It sounds like a lot of fun, but I have to admit being nervous. I've only taught a couple of people before, but I've crocheted for years. I'm still trying to figure out how to stucture the class, but I'm really excited for the opportunity!

[Ldyjarhead]

What a wonderful idea!

 

I've not done anything like that, but I was thinking of going to volunteer services at the VA and see if I could volunteer to do something there.