Craftsy Online Class Giveaway: Quilled and Sculpted Cards
I’d like to introduce to you, my friend Cecelia Louie, of Paper Zen. Author of the book, Pretty Quilled Cards, she creates amazing paper quilling works of art. Now, add Craftsy Instructor to the list.
She’s a VERY talented lady and I’m honored to know her.
One lucky reader will have the chance to win her Craftsy class: Quilled and Sculpted Cards. (It retails at $29.99, but is on sale for $19.99, a 33% savings.)
Craftsy offers a happiness guarantee on all of their classes – 100% satisfaction or a refund within 30 days of purchase. In addition, Cecelia is always available to answer questions from class participants.
There were many things about Craftsy that impressed me. It takes a talented team to put a class together, beside ensuring I looked and sounded good (and feeding me well too!). Throughout the entire process, Craftsy focused on teaching skills that students could then use in other projects.
For my first lesson, I teach how to make a Fanned Die Cut Christmas Card. It even holds a little prezzie in the tree – a Hershey’s Kiss! Rather than throw away the paper in the middle, I thought it would be nice to make a bonus item, so I came up with a mini tree that also works as a place card or a menu item note. The 3D star sits flat on the card and puffs up while you start forming it. It’s hard to see in this photo, but in the class, I show a method to make them textured and look like fluffy flakes!
In Lesson 3, I teach how to sculpt your die cuts, so that they take on more life and movement. I love combining quilling with my paper projects, and show how to accent the card with simple scroll embellishments.
I’m pretty sure the topmost item that inspires most people to take up quilling is snowflakes. In Lesson 7, I supply pre-measured quilling strips (I like to cut my own) and a grid to follow along to make it super easy.
There are 7 lessons in total and run for about 20 minutes or so each. If you’ve never heard of Craftsy before, it’s an online learning classroom for a wide range of hobbies. Your class never expires and I check in to answer questions.
House #1 – Round Pumpkin
Jin Yong’s house is Under a Cherry Tree and she has the most amazing ways of taking regular die cut files and transforming them in subtle ways to become more tactile and dynamic.
All Things Paper is what you’ll discover at Ann Martin’s house. Ann creates the most exacting quilling pieces, and pairs them delicately with wedding certificates and invitations. She also has a discerning eye for all the different ways we manipulate paper. Just like a newspaper, she edits out the clutter and delivers the best of paper creations by talented paper enthusiasts.
House #3 – Wide Pumpkin
Click here for the wide 3D Paper Pumpkin with step by step directions and cutting pattern file.
I’m very honored to have teamed up with these two incredibly talented ladies Jin and Ann to bring you these awesome pumpkin freebies and giveaway. I want to thank Cecelia, for this wonderful opportunity. The giveaway will end 7th of October, 2015. Please leave a comment below to be entered for the giveaway, be sure to leave a way for me to contact you.
Thank you for stopping by.
~Michelle~
Jana Forrest says
Have always wanted to learn to quill. This would be the perfect opportunity! Thanks you Michelle, Jin and Ann! Jana Trulove-Forrest jtfrrst@gmail.com
Pam Larmore says
All of these cards are awesome!! What a wonderful class.
Leslie Cernocky says
Would love to learn to quill. I’ve tried on my own, but I all all thumbs.
Lauretta Parks says
I have several classes from Craftsy, and think would like to try this one too
MaryNSC says
O wow HOW super I even just got me that New Quilling tool these are so PRETTY I LOVE the tree with the Kissy in it wish I had it right now ..
Margaret Hutton says
I was organizing my craft supplies and I found a quilling tool and some paper and it looks like I forgot all about it. I know 10 lashes with a wet noodle
Deborah S says
This would be so much fun to win these classes thank you for the chance.
Susie Hoffman says
I love those pumpkins! Thank you
Christi Steinbeck says
Thank you for the adorable pumpkins and would love to win the classes! It would be such a blessing!
Shirley Wilson says
I’ve been thinking about trying some quilting again. It has been a long time and this may just be the push I need to get started. To each of you, thanks for sharing.
sewnew toknit says
I want to learn to quill. It looks like so much fun.
Marie says
Such great creative ideas and files. Thanks so much!
Laurie Cullen says
I’m especially interested in learning how to do those perfectly symmetrical snowflakes. It’s the right time of year for THAT!
ginsturg0863 says
Love quilling and making cards also. This class would be perfect to get my confidence going!
Theresa K says
I love quilling and cardmaking!! I would be very interested in seeing how the tree card with the hershey kiss is made. So cute! Thanks for the chance to win the class.
Lorraine Wheeler says
Qulling is such a fine art. And the finished products are amazing. I’m only a few months into quilling and really could use the lessons.
Sharon Howell says
I haven’t quilled in several years. This makes me want to get started again.
Nana April says
Oh Thanks so much for sharing with the other ladies. I have a new blog to follow 😉
I’d also love to be in the draw for the craftsy class if I’m not too late.
Thanks! XO Nana
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Anneke says
I like many crafts but I love to work with paper. I made quilled cards – and kept them all – but I would love to improve my technique a lot so I can actually send them to others. Like that cute owl card or for this Christmas a card with a perfect snowflake… Thank you so much for this chance to win your class. Hope to see you there.
myredstove says
Love your work, it inspires me!
Althea says
Love Cecelia’s work. I have some of her files. Would love to win this class (or get the reduced price).
Carole says
Would love to learn more about quilling. Thanks Cecelia for a chance to win.
inkheds says
The wide pumkin and the round pumkin seem to have the same template in the pdf files. Is that so or is it just me that can’t see the difference between the two templates??
Apart from that I love the tutorial and it’ll be fun to make all the pumpkins!!