NatalieF

Seeing as there is a sale on Craftsy classes, I was wondering if anyone had any recommendations on a good class for quilting. I'm still a beginner, only having made 4 quilts.

I guess I'm looking to see what you all found worth while.

PaperPrincess

You may have to narrow it down a bit for us. What are you interested in or want to improve in? FMQ, Piecing, Paper Piecing, etc. Given a specific topic we can probably provide better help.

Cybrarian

If you want to learn multiple techniques I would suggest the free block of the month classes starting with 2012. Some of the years have more than one. #1 They are free, so if an instructor's teaching style doesn't work for you, you just move on. But be aware Craftsy is very good about exchanging a class if the one you purchase doesn't end up being what you needed or you have some other problem with it. #2 if a certain block isn't a technique or style you are interested in learning you just skip and go on-you don't have to make a sampler quilt, you can use the blocks for pillows,table runners, bed runners, etc. Beyond that it depends on the techniques you want to learn, so instead of searching "quilting" search what you want to focus on: appliqué, paper piecing, free motion quilting, quilting with your walking foot and so on. Watch the free intro video, look at the class reviews etc.

Jcarpentier

There are some free classes you could look at as well. Not sure about the paid classes. I really like Creative Bug myself and started with a free membership then just kept it up for $5 a month.

QuiltnNan

here's a discussion from a few days ago http://www.quiltingboard.com/main-f1...s-t283997.html