The Guild President
Community Support For Tutorials - Calling all quilting volunteers
Nancy Bird writes -
I think she makes a good point, it would be cool to have an accompanying pattern/printable sheet to go along with each tutorial. I think fabric requirements then a step by step walk through would be good? Do we need more? What do you think?
So here is what I'd like to ask of the MSQC Community - Will you join in the effort to make printable / readable versions of our video tutorials!? If you can make them and maybe post them here, or email them to the YSGLCG (he doesn't know I'm volunteering him for this yet, but he'll love it
- admin[at]missouriquiltco.com) and he can make them into pdf's and such, then we'll attach them to the videos and tutorials pages so people with slow connections or that want to follow along can? Any volunteers?
I think if you could watch the video and just write down steps, that should be enough. So do as much or as little as you have time, any little bit helps.
Just post up which one you're doing so that others don't grab it and I'll cross them off the list as we go. Also, recruit your friends to help, it's a good cause
I love your site, love your ideas, love the concept of tutorials, BUT...
there are still people using dial-up, and satellite internet. Dial-up users cannot access videos, because of the slow speeds, and satellite internet has download limits. Is there any way you could publish tutorials as text/pictorial files for those of us who cannot use the videos?
I know I would really appreciate it!
Thanks,
Nancy
there are still people using dial-up, and satellite internet. Dial-up users cannot access videos, because of the slow speeds, and satellite internet has download limits. Is there any way you could publish tutorials as text/pictorial files for those of us who cannot use the videos?
I know I would really appreciate it!
Thanks,
Nancy
So here is what I'd like to ask of the MSQC Community - Will you join in the effort to make printable / readable versions of our video tutorials!? If you can make them and maybe post them here, or email them to the YSGLCG (he doesn't know I'm volunteering him for this yet, but he'll love it
- admin[at]missouriquiltco.com) and he can make them into pdf's and such, then we'll attach them to the videos and tutorials pages so people with slow connections or that want to follow along can? Any volunteers?I think if you could watch the video and just write down steps, that should be enough. So do as much or as little as you have time, any little bit helps.
Just post up which one you're doing so that others don't grab it and I'll cross them off the list as we go. Also, recruit your friends to help, it's a good cause
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