Bluprint Explained

I know crafters and DIY'ers are buzzing about why Craftsy.com is rebranding?  I cannot answer this question and I do not have an MBA.  I do believe maybe it's all about business and guess what?---- We all need to work , we all need to keep crafting alive and accept progress.  So if Bluprint keeps crafting alive and thriving, so be it and I am all for it. 

They are also expanding life style categories and allowing viewers to see a lot more cooking,  BBQ, yoga, family, dance, fitness, yoga, home decor, entertain, wood working, jewellery making and so much more.  What I do know is that with the internet being what it is, this is a way to stream all kinds of content, expand on content and get it out to consumers and that is a good thing. Sure beats TV to me!!

Basically, NBCUniversal Cable Entertainment has a majority stake in Craftsy since May 2017.  So the "Unlimited" portion or ongoing subscription portion of Craftsy.com will now be "Bluprint".   Bluprint will also expand it's repetoir of classes, tutorials, crafting how- tos to multiple lifestyle categories and I believe this is exciting!

Craftsy.com will still exist for "a la carte classes".  Which means if you go to Craftsy.com you can still see individual classes and keep the classes you have already purchased.  See a link to  a great article about all of this re-branding  here

Also, there will be some new experts like Today Show's Dylan Dreyer, Al Roker and Padma Lakshmi from Top Chef as new talent showing their skills and this is certainly a very positive draw and very exciting for me!
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Have a Look at Angela Walters video all about the changes below:

You be the judge  
Bluprint also has a great monthly offers available for a limited time if you are interested in more content for the whole family where you can learn a new skill, Craft, DIY, be engaged, entertained and pursue your passions check out the link below: 
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Have a great friday  and a wonderful weekend❤️