It’s of course up to you – I understand the stress a lock-down must bring upon both you, and your country. Life can easily become very problematic indeed! But I also do belive that learning and creativity can be a soothing experience (if at all possible). And also to be an important key for keeping the spirits up!

Just let me know when you feel ready to start up your learning experience again. It could possibly, you know, start right there where you are!

Looking forward to hear from you again!
Sten Martin

Yes, it could sometimes be great to start fresh, just to give room for finding your own voice in your draping. But I would never concider any learning as a “fail” – learning always makes you stronger! You could fail a specific grade in a certain class, if you had a pre-decided goal. But otherwise I would say, that a learning curve is often not a straight one!

STEN I will have to wait until after the COVID 19 virus to take any of your classes America is still in lock down and I would have to find out how to exchange American dollars to euro and register for your courses stay safe Wayne kelley

beginning failed draping class so I would start from the beginning that way I can feel comfortable with the creative structure and learn to drape better

Hi Wayne!
Thank you for your writing! Appreciated!
Most of the information regarding our cources can be found on our sister-site DTTA.dk which is more about learning in pre-determent structures. This site is more fluid, like the craft itself, as I see it. That’s why we work with subscriptions here – to be able to structure each learning-path more on, and around, the individual process, in a path suited for the actual moment. Maybe a bit more daring – but also more… well, individual maybe?

Which area would you like to dive into Wayne? Are you more interested in production-technique as a whole – how to structure a very specific garment – or are you more interested in the creative process? I would love to know your thoughts! Built on this, we could start to unravel your individual path, maybe?

Best regards,
Sten Martin