Now to decide what class I am going to take? Any suggestions?
And if you happen to read this post after the free day is over here are 3 free classes I have taken that are always free.
And if you happen to read this post after the free day is over here are 3 free classes I have taken that are always free.
1) Craftsy Block of the Month 2013 with Laura Nownes - As a new quilter I suggest this class as it will give you some great hints and suggestions on block construction throughout the whole year.
2) QuiltCon Lecture Series 2013 - I am a member of the Salt Lake Modern Quilt Guild and as such was sad that I was not able to go to QuiltCon. So at my request (OK, well maybe it had nothing to do with me) they were kind enough to put together a lecture series so that I did not have to completely miss out on the experience.
3) Creative Quilt Backs with Elizabeth Hartman - This week is HMQS her in Salt Lake City, Utah (well Thursday - Saturday of this week) as a special treat the SLMQG was lucky enough to get Elizabeth Hartman to come talk to our guild tonight! So I am so excited I get to meet her tonight and learn directly from her. For the rest of you, you can enjoy this free class.
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Thanks for the info. I hadn't hear of this and am now signed up for my free class :)
Thanks for the heads up. Unfortunately, it's only for first time class buyers:( *pretty bummed about that:((((((((((
Thanks for the info! I got the jelly roll class.
Oh, thanks for the tip. I'm doing the sassy librarian blouse. Eventually. I got the class and someday, I'll get around to making the blouse.
Thanks again!
xo -E
I have signed up for a a few and they are all so good; they really do it well!
Bummer for me, and others who have paid for classes already since we don't get to take part in this. We do, however get 25% off which is great, IF you have money to spend. Sadly, I'm out in both cases; the free and buying a class at a discount. Poo.
Those of you who haven't taken a class, do it since it's free! They really are great. I've taken a number of classes, some the quick free ones listed above by Richard and others I've paid for as mentioned. It does take a little bit to get acquainted with the different areas on your class page such as the video and the downloading of your class materials etc. It's a lot of fun and seeing the videos while reading along on your pattern really helps for new techniques or those new to what the class is about.
I just wish those of us who have paid for classes also got that perk of a free class instead of the discount. I know they're trying to increase thier 'students' and awareness so I guess I can't be upset at that too. :) Ok .......well I can pout for a few minutes though, right? LOL
Thanks Richard for sharing with all of us.
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