If you have done a lot of digitising you MIGHT learn a lot in 3 hrs as the principles are the same, it's the settings you want to know. And how to make your own stitches in user editors. You can learn that in a short time. After that it's experimenting and test stitching on your own - great fun, frustrating at times when your tests unravel after washing, and highly rewarding when you succeed.
So it's really a matter of what they teach you and how fast a learner you are.
Thanks for all the great input! LOL, the instructor writes, "Learn to digitize your own free-standing lace embroidery designs - it's not as complicated as it looks...." hmmm. Somehow I think she's stretching the truth a little... hee hee
Three hours???? Hardly. More like 3 years. LOL!!!
You could probably learn how to digitise one single design in three hours.
But are they offering to teach you how to MAKE FSL or how to DIGITISE FSL???
There is quite a difference and I would clarify that with them beforehand or you might pay your money and be disappointed.
Digitising is time consuming and learning intensive, how quickly your learn and how proficient you become all depends on your own personal ability to absorb and remember the information and be able to put it into practice when you don't have the teacher standing nearby to remind you what to do next.
Depending on the digitising program you have, the best thing you can do is join a yahoo group for that software and ask the question, who has the best tutorials for my program.
Hope this helps, hugs n roses, Meganne
Wow, thanks so much for this great info. The brochure says "teach you how to digitize"....having read your post, I think I'll spend my money on something else. Thanks again!