Quilting classes are a great way for you to learn new skills or to improve what you already know. Quilt guilds often sponsor classes taught by renowned quilting teachers. Major quilt shows also have lengthy class lists, and you will need to enroll early to reserve your place in the class you want. Even smaller quilt shows that offer classes usually see the registrations fill up quickly because quilting classes are just that popular.

Topics for quilting classes are varied. Most quilting classes are hands on learning. Some require that you bring your own sewing machine and sewing supplies with you to class; some provide kits of materials and you only bring your sewing machine. Some classes teach technique or design, and may be in a lecture or slideshow format. Specific information is provided to you in advance when you pay the class fee at registration.

Many quilt shops offer quilting classes. These are popular as evening or weekend activities. Quilt shop owners often tailor their classes to what their customers want to learn. Sewing machine distributors also offer quilting classes with the purchase of their specialized quilting machines and accessories to help you learn to use the equipment properly.

Online quilting classes are becoming more popular. You can work at your own pace, whenever you have the time. The selection of available online quilting classes is growing, and you can find a class on almost any topic. From learning new techniques using the latest new quilting gadgets, to perfecting your hand quilting stitching, there is a class to cover it.