Hi Ness
It was good value for money. Tutorial was presented in the air at first which was daunting to follow. As was the previous macramé class.

However, it was then described flat on the table. And to another left handed person. Then I could at last follow it more easily as a I am also left handed.

From my experience- a suggestion is not to describe just in the air as it can be confusing - for either hand users.

I’m glad there was just one simple knot. I liked the repetitious manner of making the rug. It’s very appealing to me to repurpose materials and matches my ethics.

It makes it affordable as well and something I can continue within my budget - unlike macramé materials.

Importantly- there was time to ask questions and I felt confident working on my rag rug.

I will be recommending this workshop to my friends.

Thank you
Catherine

The class materials were prepared ready for the class.
Unfortunately, It was difficult to follow her explanation and I struggled with how the square knot was described. It’s a half hitch (from my experience in Guides) one way and back again I realised later that night.
I felt that being left handed was a disadvantage - the twine unravelled and it was frustrating to work with the rope.
The facilitator was patient and managed the group well. She responded to my my questions promptly, but I struggled. I don’t know whether I took it in.

I’d like to do one again, but I felt overwhelmed by the information being given while I was still constructing the hanger.

I guess it was a good start. The plant hanger managed to survive my attentions. I’d like to continue at home, if possible. Information would be welcomed.