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#31
Great advice. I found I didn't have enough download speed to view the classes properly. Craftsy asked me to use http://www.speedtest.net/ and send a report.
It was helpful because I found I was not getting the speed I thought I was, I needed to upgrade.
Craftsy offered a refund if I was going to keep my same connection.
It was helpful because I found I was not getting the speed I thought I was, I needed to upgrade.
Craftsy offered a refund if I was going to keep my same connection.
Word of advice. Sign up for the free ones first to make sure you have no problems viewing them.
This will also get you on their email list and several times a month they have classes on sale. I have bought all my classes on sale!
If you go through Leah Days website you will get a major discount for her classes.
Thanks for the recommendation about Anita's classes - I have been on the line about buying another class - this looks like it will be my next one!
This will also get you on their email list and several times a month they have classes on sale. I have bought all my classes on sale!
If you go through Leah Days website you will get a major discount for her classes.
Thanks for the recommendation about Anita's classes - I have been on the line about buying another class - this looks like it will be my next one!
#33
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Norfolk, VA
Posts: 5,397
I am signed up for lots of free ones and a couple that I paid for on sale really cheap. I'm doing the embroidering on tshirts now and I watched it; downloaded my supply list then watched it again in segments to make sure I was doing it the right way. The good thing is that you can replay the same section mulitple times until you understand it and you can watch it as much as you want too. My first tshirt is almost done then I'm starting on the one that has an embroideried cow neck added to it.
#34
I put off joining Craftsy for a long time. When I took the plunge last year, I've taken a whole bunch now, more than I ever thought I would. I usually wait until they are on sale, before getting another one. I too have a couple classes that deal with knitting that I haven't watched yet, but winter isn't too far away. I really like that you can ask a question, maybe even something not totally related to the class and still get an answer from the instructor. If they don't know the answer they'll ask someone else who might and then get back to you. I also like the fact you can watch over and over and all times of the day or night.
#35
Craftsy has a basic instruction for sergers. I am one of the legion that owns one that has never been used. Forty dollars seemed steep, so I put it on my wish list and a couple days later they offered it to me for $15. Really think I am going to take it.
#36
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Join Date: Jun 2011
Location: Illinois
Posts: 9,018
Hmmm, will look into that..I too have a serger that I have under used...would like to really get to know it!
#37
That is so cool that she posted here!!
I bought the same class and just loved all her little tips. Ms. Anita even gives you a free ebook of her book "Rotary cutting Revolution". A great class AND a free ebook- it's a win-win!!
I bought the same class and just loved all her little tips. Ms. Anita even gives you a free ebook of her book "Rotary cutting Revolution". A great class AND a free ebook- it's a win-win!!
#39
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Join Date: Oct 2010
Location: howell, Mi
Posts: 2,345
I have signed up for several classes--all on sale or free. The only ones I have had time to watch are the 2012 and 2013 block of the months (free). They are so good and very helpful. I am planning to catch up this winter when it is snowy and dreary. I am sure they will cheer me up.
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