I usually don’t promote companies who sell fabric since that’s an integral part of my business. However, when it comes to Craftsy, I don’t mind singing their praises. They’ve been very good to me in helping get my name out there via their blog, so I don’t mind returning the favor whenever I hear about something cool they are doing. 🙂
I’m kind of partial to the Blue Garden kit, myself!
From now through August 27th, you can win a Craftsy quilt kit (including backing) from one of the two choices above. Craftsy is holding this giveaway on their website, so be sure and click here to enter.
And now, just to sweeten the pot, I’ll add my own giveaway to the fun! I have a heaping pile of hunks and chunks leftover from ends of bolts when I used to sell fabric by the yard. I have a mystery box full of at least 20 yards of premium quality brand new fabric fabric waiting to go to one of you!
Just leave a comment below telling me which Craftsy class is on your “to-watch” list. Pretty soon, I will get back to my habit of regularly reviewing their online classes and I can’t wait. I have quite a few to watch in my queue!
To recap:
- Enter the Craftsy Kit Giveaway here
- To win my mystery fabric giveaway, leave a comment below telling me what’s on your Craftsy bucket list.
- Both giveaways are open to US/Canadian addresses only (sorry – that darn postage gets me everytime!!)
- Both giveaways end Wednesday, August 27th at Noon PST (or slightly later)
- Craftsy will notify their winner; I will notify mine via email.
Updated – Thank you – we have our winners!!
Christa Quilts 
Angela Walters’ Machine Quilting Negative Spaces class is on my list. Thanks for the giveaway.
My class would be “Ultimate Free Motion Quilting” by Patsy Thompson.
A free motion class as i need all the help i can get.
I “seriously” want to spend some time with all the classes that I have purchased!
Next on my Craftsy class list to purchase is the Improvisational Piecing class with Jacquie Gering. I’m watching her Creative Quilting with your Walking Foot right now and love the class and Jacquie’s teaching style. Thank you so much for letting us know about the Craftsy giveaway and especially for a chance to win fabric from you!
I would love to take a class on paper piecing. I have tried this method and just can’t seem to get accurate results. I need help! Thanks for a great blog and giveaway.
I need to learn about Free Motion Quilting!
Thread Art is on my wish list but Playful PIecing Techniques is next on my to-watch list.
Thank you.
Thanks for the heads up on the craftsy giveaway. Next up for me might be Quick Quilts, precut piecing made simple by Camille Roskelley-and that’s because I just signed up for my #1 last night, a mystery quilt with Amy Gibson.
I have the slip cover class on my watch list and also Angela Walters newest class.
I would love to have a class on Quilt as you Go methods
The quilt-as-you-go tote bag that seemed super popular awhile ago is still on my craftsy bucket list!
It’s not quilting related, but I do need to watch the custom roman shade class.
I am interested in Fun Techniques with Fabric Paints by Cindy Walter.
Creative quilting with your walking foot is my next choice. Christa, I’ve really been enjoying your blog. Thank you for this opportunity.
I’m interested in the Dot to Dot quilting class from Angela Walters.
I did the Wendy Butler Burns art quilt. It was fun. I used those skills to make a Texas quilt for my sister and brother in law. They love it. They do such quality stuff. Can’t wait for you to make do an online class Christa. I will be the first in line to sign up!
I can always learn something new in free motion quilting classes!
The Blue Garden Kit is my favorite too. I am interested in any Craftsy class, except paper piecing. I hope you had a great family reunion vacation. acbeier71@gmail.com
I am loving Elizabeth Dackson’s Start Free-Motion Quilting. So many great tips!
Precision piecing is on my bucket list right now.
My favorite Craftsy class (so far) is Creative Quilting with your Walking Foot. I haven’t been able to master free motion quilting as yet, so appreciated the tips and tricks of “getting it done”, just in another way (that works for me).
I have signed up for two classes that I have not started yet. Looks like I’ll have fun this winter learning “Machine Quilting Whole Cloths” by Cindy Needham and “Simple Fresh Quilts” with Joanna Figueroa. I can’t wait to start.
I’m hoping to start Camille Roskelley’s new piecing class soon.
I would love to take a basic quilting class and I am a new quilter eager to learn the basics and learn them the correct way.
A free motion class….I need practice!!
Free motion quilting is ony list.
Free Motion Quilting classes are on my list!
I have done several classes at Craftsy. I guess my number one pick its Kaye England ‘s reproduction civil war quilt. Love my quilt and she is a super teacher.
I’ve taken many classes from Craftsy and my all time favorite is Big Techniques from Small Scraps with Sarah Fielke. I love her soft spoken style and I keep going back to the technique she’s taught. (I really love all the Kimbery Einmo classes as well!)
I am interested in any classes to do with the final quilting.
I would like to take a class on improv piecing. Thanks for this give away.
I actually have a huge que of classes I’ve paid for plus a few more on my wish list. First I have to finish watching Free Motion Quilting a Sampler, and then next I think I’ll look at Caro Sheridan’s Pictures to Pixel Quilts.
I have Jacque gehrings class using a walking foot on my ipad. You had recommended this in the recent past.
I would like to do Machine Quilting with Templates with Kimmy Brunner but like you, I have half a dozen in my queque to watch now! I need to sit and watch them!
I recently got the class “Mastering Zipper Techniques” but haven’t had time to watch it yet, so it’s next on my list.
I really need to watch “Quilting BIg Projects on a Small Machine.” My MIL told me it helped her bunches. Thanks for the chance!
I have been watching Pictures to Pixels because I am going to make a picture quilt of my mother’s high school graduation picture. Collecting solids to do it now 🙂
I am intrigued with Magical Jelly Roll quilts. Always looking for precut inspiration.
I’d like to make an In Your Neighborhood and a Back to Basic quilt. Both patterns are by Melissa Cory.
There are several Craftsy classes on my bucket list, but the first one is Machine quilting in Negative Spaces.
Magical Blocks Out of the Box or one of about thirty others I have on my wishlist.
I have watched many and the next on my list is “Dot to Dot Quilting”. And maybe add Jenny Doan’s classes to that. 🙂 Thanks for a terrific giveaway! 🙂
I have quite a few of Craftsy Classes the Quick Quilted Gifts looks a good one
I would love to win this & if i did you can send it to a USA address if that counts
Hugs Janice
My Craftsy Wish List is currently at 21! Next up, Dot to Dot Quilting. I just love Craftsy!
I would like to take a class on modern quilts & art quilts.
I really want to take the Precut Piecing Made Simple class! I’ve got about 20 classes in my wishlist so far but hopefully I’ll be able to get some of them soon! Thanks so much for the giveaway!
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I have purchased many classes and have many still to watch. I just finished sewing with knits and will probably watch a quilting one next.
I have signed up for the class about quilting big quilts on a small machine and need to make time to watch that. I’m looking forward to it, just trying to find quiet time so I can concentrate. Thanks for the giveaway.
For some reason I am enchanted by handwork and want to (correctly) learn to hand quilt. I’ve viewed Sarah Fielke’s big stitch method and want to venture out into regular quilting.