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Free Classes With Craftsy

You might have noticed an ad for Craftsy on my blog sidebar.  Know who they are???  It is a worldwide craft community that offers online classes. It also has a patterns marketplace where independent designers can sell their patterns; a supplies shop with great deals on yarn, fabric, and class kits; and a projects section where members share pictures of their latest craft successes.

With over two million members and counting, Craftsy has something for just about everyone. You can actually log in when it is convenient for you, and learn a new skill! You can also go back to the website over and over again to review a particularly difficult technique where you may be having trouble.  That's the beauty of on-line classes.  They are at your convenience!!

You should check out all the online classes they offer?  Some are sewing, quilting, knitting, photography, cooking, cake decorating, and many more.  And right now, many of these are free!  

Click any of the links in this post to visit Craftsy, and see all the great classes they offer! Take advantage of the wonderful classes offered, many free of charge!!

We are never too old to learn a new skill, so click on the link below, and see what you can learn!!  This is a great opportunity to learn how to do something you have always wanted to do.  As you may or may not know, I've been teaching myself to paint.  Craftsy has a fabulous lesson on painting with acrylics that is currently free.  I've learned so many helpful tips from the class.  So, be sure to look at the Craftsy website (link below), and take a class on a favorite hobby or interest.


http://www.craftsy.com/classes/free?ext=ShareASale_WhatCraftsy1&utm_source=Share%20A%20Sale-Share%20A%20Sale%20-%20Special%20Promotion&utm_medium=banner&utm_campaign=Affiliate&initialPage=true&SSAID=846045

Click also, on the ad to the right of this blog post to visit Craftsy!!


Disclaimer:  I am being paid a small fee to publish this post.  Opinions about the classes are my own.

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