Share something I learn about woodcarving

I would like to try a beginner pottery workshop, so this feels familiar. Does every participant have to contribute something visible?

Reply to くみ子 小林

くみ子 小林, no. Listening, helping with a small job or simply being there can count. I do not want everyone performing participation. For me, I work some weekends.

Reply to Nora Forsman

For this wish, Nora Forsman: If there is a way to join a small version, I would be interested. What would you need to know first? I need to allow for this: I need step-free venues for in-person plans.

Reply to くみ子 小林

I would rather hear that now than discover it halfway through. With woodcarving, I am experienced but still curious. We would need to agree the practical details and whether it suits both of us. Interest here is not a booking or an obligation.

Reply to Nora Forsman

I would also like to try a beginner pottery workshop. For me, I need step-free venues for in-person plans.

Reply to くみ子 小林

That gives us two related aims to compare. I would like to turn leftover materials into a useful object. This is why I am keeping the plan modest: I work some weekends.

Reply to Nora Forsman

My own aim is to try a beginner pottery workshop. Which part of your plan could we compare without assuming they are the same activity?

Reply to くみ子 小林

For “Share something I learn about woodcarving”, I would first settle what each person can comfortably offer. Then I would choose the smallest arrangement that still feels worthwhile.

Reply to Nora Forsman

Nora Forsman, what would make you change the first version after hearing all this? For my own plan, I need step-free venues for in-person plans.

Reply to くみ子 小林

くみ子 小林, I would change whatever makes joining harder without adding much to the experience. The main wish can stay; the arrangement does not have to be fixed. The help I would value is a kind critique.