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 
“Sewing Texture” w/Vanessa Christensen.
“Creative Quilting w/a Walking Foot”
Oh my gosh I’d go crazy w/20 yard plus of your generous gift!
The gift ideas are flowing…thank you Christa, for sharing.
It’s so hard to decide…a machine quilting class from either Jacquie Gering, Patsy Thompson or Elizabeth Dackson. Thanks and would love your scraps!
I just looked at my Craftsy Wish list and there are four things listed. Pieced Hexies: Beyond English Paper Piecing, Hand-Stitched Collage Quilts and two knitting classes. I have a U.S. mailing address. Thanks for the fun, Christa! Would love to have some of your leftovers!
I’d love to learn “Foundation Paper Piecing”!
Creative Quilting With Your Walking Foot is one I’ve had my eye on for a while. I’m awful at quilting, so I need all the help I can get from any method!
I have a small Brother machine and would love to take “Quilting Large Projects on a Small Machine”with Anne Petersen
Hi Christa ! Thanks for having another fabric giveaway. I am looking forward to watching Weeks Ringle and her Designing Modern Quilts–again ! So much good info I can watch it over & over as my quilting skills grow . . .Karen
Playful Piecing Techniques by Camile Rosekelly
Magical blocks out of the box is one I keep drooling over!
Oooooo… Choosing one is so hard! Machine Quilting Whole Cloth Quilts and 20 Appliqué Techniques are the latest a classes I have my eye on, but there are so many I haven’t taken yet. I just need a few more hours in each day!
Jacquie Gering’s Improv Piecing, Modern Design, definitely. Thanks for the chance!
Meg
Angela Walters FMQ classes!
My quilting bucket list is reduced to the sudden death of my husband. Thus I want to make next,a memory quilt of his shirts and ties. He was a fisherman and so I want applique on the quilt.
I would like to take “Finishing School, Edges & Bindings” But maybe it would be better to take a scrap quilt class so I could use all the fabrics if I win!! Thanks!
I have a number of classes sitting in my list of classes waiting for time for me to watch! Too bad I can’t watch them at work! ha ha. The latest one is the Rotary Cutting techniques. Thanks for the chance to win!
Any of the beginner FMQ classes are on my list! Thanks for the chance to help you clean out!
I just purchased the top two on my wishlist (QAYG Patchwork Bags and Creative Quilting with your Walking Foot) last week! Looking forward to both as I havn’t started them yet (travelling)
My Bucket list Craftsy course is “Creative Quilt Backs” I have enjoyed 6 courses now and have learned LOADS! I am looking forward to the Long Arm quilting to!! They are great people to associate with Christa! Good Choice!!
Watching Quiltcon lectures 2013.
I love Jacque Gering, I always spell her name wrong. Sorry. But she has a new class I can’t wait to watch.
I want to take Quilting Big Projects on a Small Machine–I really need to work on my machine quilting skills!
Precut piecing made easy. I always want to know the quickest and easiest since I only hand piece
I REALLY need to take time and do a machine quilting class and then practice, practice, practice! I haven’t decided which class to take. Maybe a basicc FMQ class and then Ann Petersen’s QUILTING BIG PROJECTS ON A SMALL MACHINE.
I’d love to take the Art Quilts 101 class.
I recently signed up for the Quilting Dot To Dot Class. I really need to review it as I have a few quilts I want to quilt myself..
I just finished watching Angela Walters’ Dot to Dot quilting class and I’d love to take her feathers class. Camille Roskelley has a few awesome classes, too!
I would like to try Fun Techniques With Fabric Paint. It sounds like great fun.
I’d love to take Jacquie Gerings walking foot quilting class. Thanks for the giveaway!
I definitely want to take “Creative Quilting with your walking foot”. I started using a serpentine stitch and my walking foot and just love the results. Who knew?
‘ blue Garden ‘ quilt kit, thanks
I think Pepper Cory’s Scrap class would be a good one for me. I love incorporating scraps in quilts! Thanks for the fun!
Greetings Christa. I would like to view Quick-Strip Paper Piecing. I am intrigued by it but would like a “show and tell’ to watch first before trying it on my own. Thank you.
Hi Christa,
I would love to take a class Creative Quilt Blocks, I would also like to learn how to learn Free Motion Quilting. They have so many great classes on Craftsy, Thank you for giving me a chance to win the Mystery box
i would love to take an applique course!
Hi Christa! I am almost done watching “Creative Quilting with your Walking Foot” with Jacquie Gerring. I have learned so many new techniques. I find using my walking foot very relaxing. Thank you for the opportunity to win a box of fabric! If I win, I will donate it to my Roseville Quilters Guild community service committee.
I need to make time to watch Creative Quilt Backs. Thanks for another chance to win on of your great give-aways!
It’s definitely hard to pin down a favorite “MUST WATCH” from Craftsy, but at the top of my list would be Pre-Cut Piecing Made Simple with Camille Roskelley and Quilt-As-You-Go Patchwork Bags with Tara Rebman. Thanks so much for sharing!
I got Playful Piecing Techniques by Camille Roskelly, during the last sale, but haven’t watched it yet.
Craftsy classes are the bomb. I’m enrolled in so many classes but I still have a wish list and “Machine Quilting Wholecloth Quilts” is on top of that list.
I got Playful Piecing Techniques by Camille Roskelly, during their last sale and haven’t watched it yet.
I have been eyeing “Playful piecing techniques with Camille Roskelley”. Maybe its time for me to just do it. Great giveaway Christa!
I like the Angela Walters FMQ classes and … Oh, they are all on the list. Lol
I’s love to take a class by Jacqui Gering or Weeks Ringle–and You!
I have several Craftsy classes on my wish list. The top two are Pre-cut Piecing Made Simple and Big Techniques from Small Scraps. Thank you!
Thanks for the great giveaway. I would so love to win. On my list of Craftsy classes I want to take are Simple Fresh Quilts by Joanna Figuero and Scrap Quilting by Pepper Cory. I’ve taken classes before and always enjoy them and learn alot. Hugs
on my bucket list is Improvisational Piecing, Modern Design, and i entered the crafty giveaway…thanks
The Craftsy class that’s at the top of my list is “Creative Quilting with Your Walking Foot”.
I really hope I’m the lucky winner of your generous box of yardage, Christa! Thanks for this opportunity.
Dot-to-Dot by Angela Walters.
Machine Quilting With Angela Walters is on my list.
I want to try a sewing class and The Ultimate T-shirt sounds really interesting.