Anyone tried Craftsy yet?
08-04-2013, 10:50 AM
#42
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Join Date: Jan 2013
Location: Alaska
Posts: 505
Love Craftsy...as many members have said, you can go back and rewatch them and work on them on your schedule. I am still working on Amy's 2012 BOM and bought Leah Day's FMQ class but am waiting to finish the BOM since she uses it. I need to sign up for Amy's Mystery Class...she is an amazing teacher for me. Love the Belle line she is using but I do not have it. Thank you for blog tip for sales!!!!
08-04-2013, 11:00 AM
#43
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Join Date: Dec 2010
Location: Dallas area, Texas, USA
Posts: 3,042
It's all been said, but I'll chime in, too: Go for it! You will not be disappointed. Start with a free one first, just to make sure you don't have connection problems that might slow the videos down. Some have been very jerky for me, but the voice comes through without any problem, so they're still worth having.
08-04-2013, 11:11 AM
#44
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Join Date: Jun 2010
Location: Brewerton, NY
Posts: 2,489
Craftsy classes
I just signed up this morning for the Serger Beginning Class. This will be my 8th class. I have loved them all and this one came up just when I've needed it. I've had my serger over two years, and all I've done with it is thread it. It scares me a little, so now am anxious to take this class. And I know I'll be taking more. Katie
08-04-2013, 11:31 AM
#46
Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Central,CALIF.
Posts: 285
Anyone tried Craftsy yet?
Today they have a big sale staring. $9.99 for many classes...I'm thinking of Leah Day's FMQ. Do you really learn to do this on your own machine, or just watch her do her professional work? For this price it's worth it to find out. 
08-04-2013, 11:39 AM
#47
Super Member
Join Date: Feb 2011
Location: Rhode Island
Posts: 1,663
You won't regret going for Leah's class.... she is not a long arm quilter, her classes and videos are designed to teach you quilting on your own domestic machine.
Just to clarify one thing mentioned above ....you can not download Craftsy classes to your computer. You must be online in order to watch them. Just don't want anyone to be disappointed that they can't download and watch while offline. I watch my classes on my computer, on my iPod (Craftsy has a great app for iPods and iPhones), and on my Kindle Fire. Every class has been great!!
Just to clarify one thing mentioned above ....you can not download Craftsy classes to your computer. You must be online in order to watch them. Just don't want anyone to be disappointed that they can't download and watch while offline. I watch my classes on my computer, on my iPod (Craftsy has a great app for iPods and iPhones), and on my Kindle Fire. Every class has been great!!
08-04-2013, 12:19 PM
#49
Junior Member
Join Date: Nov 2011
Location: Central,CALIF.
Posts: 285
You won't regret going for Leah's class.... she is not a long arm quilter, her classes and videos are designed to teach you quilting on your own domestic machine.
Just to clarify one thing mentioned above ....you can not download Craftsy classes to your computer. You must be online in order to watch them. Just don't want anyone to be disappointed that they can't download and watch while offline. I watch my classes on my computer, on my iPod (Craftsy has a great app for iPods and iPhones), and on my Kindle Fire. Every class has been great!!
Just to clarify one thing mentioned above ....you can not download Craftsy classes to your computer. You must be online in order to watch them. Just don't want anyone to be disappointed that they can't download and watch while offline. I watch my classes on my computer, on my iPod (Craftsy has a great app for iPods and iPhones), and on my Kindle Fire. Every class has been great!!
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