stitchergirlar

I love their quilts kits, always happy with them. Just wish you could buy extra fabric for them.

Onebyone

If you have bought classes they will be in the Forever Classes Library. No membership required to buy classes from Craftsy. it is still two different sites. I think many are confused about Bluprint. You get to Craftsy through Bluprint.

maminstl

I've just committed to another year - A quilt kit that I like, 15% off on supplies and free shipping were enough to seal the deal. In addition to quilting, I am also a garment sewer, bags and accessories, and love to cook, so there is plenty there to entertain me.

gale

I can never even find a class I want when they send me a promo email. I think a subscription would be a big waste for me.

Sewdust

I love Craftsy/Bluprint. I learned to piece, paper piece, and quilt from them. I work full time and sew at night and weekends, so they are convenient for somebody like me. Now I’m switching to garment sewing and there are oodles of classes on this. I do agree that their inventory has narrowed substantially to their own fabrics and threads and as such not a lot of variety. Their Aurifil selection is dwindling fast. There are not as many good offers and sales are few and far between too. However, I’m turning to other sources for materials and notions now and subscribe to them mainly for their classes.

Brook

Thanks for all the thoughts concerning Bluprint. I was trying to decide whether to join. I did and love it. Classes I would never have purchased from Craftsy are available. For 69.99 a year. Unlimited access to all content. 12 classes forever. Free shipping. I usually waited for Craftsy classes to go below $20 prior to purchase. Some of the art and design shows are great late night relaxers and something DH would endure but not enjoy. So I’m happy.

PamelaOry

How do you find an offer like this?