There is a checklist here. It's also on the homepage and on the Workshops page. 

On July 1st at 8am PDT (check this in your timezone) all of the workshops will go live. You will get an email when this happens and each week after that until the event ends on August 3rd. Please be sure to check your spam folders and drag any emails from Quilt n Learn over to your primary inbox, so that you do not miss the workshop links.

The live events are being held on Zoom and are listed here. Recordings can be watched on YouTube.  

Register for FREE to ensure you don't miss anything. Each week of the Tour de Fabric, an email with links and reminders will arrive in your inbox, so you can click and watch everything!

Just like with an in-person event, once the workshops expire, we cannot reopen them, BUT you can purchase the Extended Access Pass and get access to everything until January 2026. Months extra to watch the workshops and enjoy at your convenience.

You bet your boots they will. What kind of event runs video workshops without them? This is just one of the things we've been doing to make this an inclusive event.

Every video has a CC symbol at the bottom right which you just need to click on and select "english". 

You can log in at www.quiltnlearn.com/login. You will see everything that is still available in your Library.

Not at all. There will be some advanced techniques but also lots of beginner-friendly content, as well as content for those looking to brush-up their skills. Plus because it is a free event you can always try a workshop and if you don't like it you can move to a different one. 

That is wonderful! We want to hear from you. 

- For teachers, go here.

- For sponsors, please email [email protected] and we will email you our sponsorship deck.

Go to the individual Teacher Pages. A checklist is available to make sure you get them all!

Hello! I'm Bea Byrne and I'm the host and organizer. Read all about me and the event here. 

Both are available until August 10th 2025. 

They are all between 20 and 60 minutes long. The exact lengths are on the checklist. 

I would suggest starting off by putting everything in one list. You can use the "what's left to do" column to note how much is left to complete. You could also add an extra column just in the margin to note if there is an ideal deadline. So for example, a christmas project would ideally be finished in November perhaps, or a gift for someone might need to be completed before their birthday. In the lesson called "Create a plan to complete your projects" I talk about how to decide which projects are priorities, and that should help you decide which one to start finishing first. 

Still, need help? Email [email protected] and we will be happy to assist you!