I’m so happy I found this podcast. Each episode is informative and clearly well thought out. Michelle share her knowledge and opinions in a very comfortable way. It’s like talking to a friend. Love it!

Firstly, Michele has such a calm, melodic voice that I could listen for hours. Secondly, her podcasts are brief, to the point, informative, and very supportive. As a self taught, left-handed knitter, it is so difficult to feel confident in my technique. The things that I make turn out just fine, but there is always a shadow of doubt in my mind that I’m not doing something correctly. Michele has helped me to see that what I am doing is the correct way for me. I am also very sensitive to wool, and it makes no sense to me to spend so much money on a hand dyed fiber that will torment me, much as I would like to. I appreciate the fact that Michele makes me feel less guilty about my stash of pretty acrylic yarns. All in all, I love the warm vibes that I get from listening to this podcast.

I am a listener from the US. First of all, I love Michelle’s accent. Her voice is so soothing. She could talk about anything and I’d enjoy listening. She is so loving and respectful to her listeners and this is a breath of fresh air in life today. I always have a knitting project on the needles and love learning more about knitting. As a self taught experienced knitter, I enjoy hearing confirmation of techniques I use. Yesterday, I listened to the two episodes about sock knitting, which inspired me to get some socks started. This podcast is about respect, knowledge and inspiration. . .love it!

Charming, informative and calming. I have knitted long enough to have a lot of questions. Youtube is fine, but it's a bit of a rabbit hole. This podcast explains it all to me. She pulls me out of the rabbit hole, so I can get back to knitting. And what a nice person. I wish she lived nearby.

Michelle says everything I’m thinking and everything I need to hear. This is my favorite new podcast. She’s personable, knowledgeable and someone you’ll want to be friends with. The podcasts are short and perfect. Thank you, Michelle, for sharing yourself with us!