Found your podcast while searching for something new to listen to. You are just right for me! I’m a quilter but love to venture out and see other things. Your giving me inspiration to do just that. Also like the episode where you provided other podcasts, movies, and music while sewing. Normally I watch Judge Judy while sewing and I know I need to expand my tv life.

This is a wonderful podcast, full of charmingly delivered and abundant advice on garment sewing. The hosts, Caroline and Helen, are so sweet. With their team, they plan and research each episode so well, packing it with helpful information sourced from many people. Love to Sew is also the best produced podcast I have ever heard, and I appreciate the consideration for listeners demonstrated by the consistently high quality audio as well as the focused nature of the discussion. I enjoy playing Love to Sew as I do various tasks throughout my days. By starting from the first episode, progressing chronologically through the next episodes, and taking notes on points that interest me, I have gained an incredible free education in garment sewing as someone who does not know how to sew but would like to learn. I had to remove a star from the rating because unfortunately, Helen and Caroline have “drunk the Kool-Aid” of left-wing propaganda, not realizing that it aims to destroy marriage and the family, for the sake of destroying faith in Christianity—as marriage represents Christ and the Church, while the family represents the Trinity of God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. I am sure that Caroline and Helen mean no harm, particularly since they are echoing what has become trendy in our culture. But in the name of inclusion, they frequently espouse views or promote guests’ platforms that contradict the teachings of the Catholic Church, making me feel alienated. For example, in the first more than 200 episodes, only once have they had a Christian guest, Brittany J. Jones, whereas they have hosted countless people who advocate for grave sexual sins or Marxism, to the point that I have had to skip certain episodes or stop playing them because they effectively show contempt for my religious views. I would be grateful if Helen and Caroline could make the podcast concentrate on garment sewing and minimize engagement with controversial ethical standpoints that marginalize certain listeners. As a second-best, they could at least feature equal representation of people across the political or religious spectrum, including conservative Christians and Jews. Thank you for all your hard work, Love to Sew team!

Great podcast but recently made a misguided statement about Israel. Caroline and Helen, you can support Palestine and condemn Hamas.

For the creative side of my brain

I -LOVE- these two young women! They are both so knowledgeable plus they share their knowledge, and they both love sewing! Not to mention… But I will, they are both so fun and funny! I have been sewing for over 65 years and I thoroughly enjoy this podcast!! I always look forward to it, and I really miss them when they take their break. I would suggest this podcast to anybody who sews anything!

One of my favorite podcasts. You can hear how much you care about your craft, your guests, each other & your life partners. Your pods are a wealth of information and I appreciate your show notes I can refer back too. Keep up the hard work ladies and making your listeners feel like we’re actual friends. P.S.Loved Helen’s interview of Caroline’s wedding.

Pretend that every star is actually worth TWO stars. Yes, that means ten stars. Helen and Caroline are absolutely wonderful hosts, and I could listen to them all day and, admittedly, I have- I tell my husband I’m listening to my friends. 😂 I really, really , REALLY appreciate how they get right to the point and there isn’t 45 minutes of aimless chatting before getting to the topic- not to say there isn’t any chatting at the beginning, but it’s a friendly introduction rather than a show with no direction. I recently got their paid subscription and I love the bonus content I have access to now. Everything is just. So. Good!! Every episode is informational without being dry, and just all around a great time. Lastly, I just love how tenderly they both talk about their partners. You can tell that Helen and Caroline adore their other half and it makes my day whenever they talk about them. Please never stop talking about your guys!

Sometimes by the title I may do and think it really doesn’t interest me. This was the case with the episode on hand sewing. But it was so interesting even if I never plan to hand see a garment. And I always learn something that I can put to use. In this case, I own a leather thimble. I’m going to start using it and get used to it. Thanks and keep on making podcasts

I am teaching myself how to sew, and this podcast offers help as well as total inspiration. They demystify some things that would have terrified me. Thanks ladies!

Would like to hear more from Caroline about her fabrics.

I have been sewing for about a year and listening to Helen and Caroline’s podcasts for only a few months but I am already an addict. The contents are full of good tips (interestingly easy to visualize even without a video), practical ideas, inspiration for future projects, and humor. The sound is also very quality, which isn’t always the case with other podcasts. Love it!

This podcast is informative and well-researched, but could benefit from a more conversational tone. The debates are even scripted, which makes it feel impersonal and disingenuous. Conversations that are less scripted will sound more natural and be more engaging to listen to.

I enjoy the podcast a lot. I find their banter uplifting and easy to follow. Very enjoyable

Their Sewing for a Changing Body is one of their many excellent episodes. As a middle aged female, this has happened to me, sometimes on a daily basis. 🤣🤣. There advice is useful and offers you many options, so you can find a solution that works for you. This podcast series offers so many practical tips, fabric advice, packaged in delightful dialogue. Thank you for sharing your experience and guidance, Helen and Caroline!

Started listening even before I approached a sewing machine and have only come to love this podcast more and more as I learn. Caroline and Helen are knowledgeable, professional, and so warm in their presentation. I’m so glad I found this podcast and feel it’s given me such a good foundation. These ladies bring real joy to my day!

A treasure trove of information on Sewing ! Thanks for digging up the interesting history of patterns .

Boo Ya!!!!!

My daughter introduced this podcast to me, which I found so very interesting. I started to sew in the 60’s, making clothes because it was so economical, using the big four pattern companies. As the years went in on, I became busier and my sewing interest waned. Then Covid hit, my daughter started to sew, introduced me to the world of indie patterns, which has been so inspiring. My daughter and I have since developed a sewing bond. I let her know what is interesting to me, she shares some pattern and material ideas, then I’m off and running. What fun we have had!

They cover a huge array of topics. They are so positive and wholesome and really shepherd the sewing community in a supportive, loving Direction. They have great guest speakers Educational, entertaining and uplifting.

Getting back into sewing and can't emphasize enough how helpful this podcast has been as a crash course. So glad I found it!

I started listened a couple months into 2020, and the informative, friendly and fun episodes helped me keep going through the initial failures and trials. In recent years they have been covering more topics around cultural appropriation, POC and indigenous sewing and art practices, and size inclusivity. I’ve learned *so much* about sewing and being a thoughtful person, and I see my occasional discomfort as well as the joyful sewing mind expansion as a gift. Keep up the great work Helen and Caroline!

I started listening to Love to Sew a few months after the podcast started. I quickly listened to all the previous episodes and then waited eagerly for the new ones to arrive. Caroline and Helen are like old friends to me. I love the interviews, but I love even more when the two are chatting, sharing little bits about life and business. I hope the podcast continues for many, many seasons to come.

This is THE best podcast on sewing! Helen and Caroline are organized in the presentation of the information, choose very interesting topics, and both come through as very sweet and lighthearted! I’m in my car all day for work, and I listen to Love to Sew every day. I’ve learned so much!

I’m getting back into sewing, both as a career and for fun, and it is so nice listening to these two professionals on their own sewing journeys. They give you tips that you can use no matter what level you are, and my favorite is when they even bring up something simple they just learned themselves. I love their two different points of views on things because I love options. I also love hearing the connections they have made and what they learn from our industry being business owners themselves. I hope they continue for a long time so I can listen while I sew!

I used to really love this podcast and would look forward to listening every Tuesday. Sadly, it’s become too political for me.

I’ve been listening since the beginning. I’m sure I left a review many years ago saying how much I enjoy these 2 lovely women and their choices of topics. 5 years later I still enjoy listening. If you sense a but coming, here it is: the use of the word “like” is really bothering me as I listen and I can’t seem to stop hearing it as the episode goes on. My criticism is not meant to degrade, I hope it’s taken as constructive feedback from a loyal listener. If you could “ totally like” say these two words less I would be 100% happy. Totally.

I used to love this podcast to death, but after they decided to take summer and winter breaks, it only leaves a few months out of the year that we actually get content.

I think of Caroline and Helen as my personal sewing buddies. This podcast has been instrumental to developing my sewing practice and sewing courage.

Can we please just sew? I am “sew” over everything I read or hear is telling me how I should think or feel. On more PC PlEASE! I skip over ones that are not directly related to sewing.

This podcast is one that keeps on giving. I started listening last season. I just love it all and can’t put it into words.

Inspired to break out the bernina! Looking forward to more episodes @schulmanArt host of The Inspiration Place podcast

Love this podcast. It is helpful, entertaining and love what you guys talk about in each episode. But please shorten the intro humming to at least half of the 40 seconds, sometimes I can’t focus on what you ladies are saying, but maybe it’s just me. Ha ha. Love you ladies thank you for this podcast!

I just started sewing and the only time I have to research is while I’m driving for work. Great solution. Very informational. Can you guys do an episode on altering patterns for long torsos? That’s a beast of a topic to try and learn from trial & error.

I recently found this podcast after looking for something to listen to while I sew. Their knowledge about sewing is so inspiring and I have learned so much since listening- not to mention I always having a smile on my face! Keep it up Caroline and Helen, love you two! 🪡🧵❤️

By far, this is the best sewing related podcast for sewists at all levels. Well researched, thoughtful, timely and most of all, fun. Helen and Caroline are naturals in front of microphones and make their guests feel equally comfortable. I’ve learned and laughed a lot.

This is a great one for anyone who sews. They cover current trendy patterns, styles, tips and tricks, fabric. And more.

I am a quilter who has always been daunted by garment sewing. I’m also a podcast lover who usually does not like “just two people talking” shows. Yet I LOVE this show and am feeling so empowered to try some garment sewing. I feel excited to keep listening, like I’m sneaking away to do it. 😂 thank you!

This was a really fun podcast until it became all about politics. Listen to the old episodes before they became woke 🙄.

It feels like I’m having out with sewing friends. Love getting advice and learning more about sewing from the gals and their guest and love hearing their personal stories from sewing experience. They have done a great job listing to feedback and taking suggestions. Can’t wait for more episodes!

Whether you need a pep talk right now or not, you NEED to listen to the Love to Sew pep talk episode. Every single talk was inspirational and so much fun. And, as you can imagine - the pep talks were practical for sewing AND for life in general. So good!

These two ladies know their sewing and fabrics!! I really appreciate the audio format for learning more. Eager to check out more episodes.

This podcast is fun and informative, and Helen and Caroline feel like your sewing friends who you can come to for information about everything from different kinds of thread to why we sew. I found this podcast while looking for a quilting podcast, (this is garment sewing), but loved it so much that I still listen. And their love for garment sewing seems to be infectious, as I now am starting to garment sew!

Generally this podcast is fantastic, but it is extremely difficult to listen to when the guest is talking the entire podcast on very serious subjects and nervous giggles the entire time! Hard to take her seriously.

I am honestly addicted to the Love to Sew Podcast, I’ve listened to all the episodes and am starting over listening for the for a second time. It’s that good. Helen and Caroline are just the absolute sweetest Canadian sewists ever while also being complete bada** businesswomen who singlehandedly run their own sewing-related companies. They put incredible research and effort into every episode while also being incredibly charismatic and listenable. From deep dives into sewing topics like thread, zippers, and buttons to philosophical discussions about sustainability, the maker community, and inclusivity, these two absolutely overachieve at all of it and I am here for it!!! My personal creativity and productivity has blossomed in no small part to the inspiration and encouragement from the Love to Sew Podcast. A million thanks for putting it out into the universe. ❤️❤️❤️

Honestly this used to be my favorite podcast. And they have the right to do what they want with their show. But it’s not for me at all anymore. Everything is political and by trying to be ‘inclusive’ they’re actually excluding many and beside that, they’re going away from sewing and the joy of it to hyper political topics that are no longer an easy fun, relaxing escape. It’s just been totally ruined for me. So over it.

Love to Sew is a cotton-candy scented, cream colored, soft cardigan you pull on and snuggle up with and sip hot cocoa. It’s a butterfly that lands on your windowsill while you're listening to a voice message from your best friend. Basically it’s happiness in a podcast. How do two people generate so much bubbliness and genuine enthusiasm for their craft and each other in this cold dark world? We will never know. But we WILL know how to work with linen, how to use invisible zipper and how to start a trans and BIPOC friendly company. Even if you don’t sew, listen to Helen and Caroline and you’re day will be 110% more cheery.

As a veteran sewer (50 ) years, it’s hard to find podcasts with sewists who really know their stuff and deliver it in a very listenable way. Thank you for your inspiration!

Oh Helen and Caroline! I just love you ladies so much. I look forward to each new podcast every week with much anticipation, and when I’ve listened to that I catch up on older shows. I don’t know what I’m going to do when I’ve listened to all of them! Probably start over at the beginning again! Love to Sew is an amazing, wonderful, magical mix of hilarity and laughter, technical teaching, some serious and thoughtful topics, and stimulating interviews. I’m always encouraged, I always learn something, and I always have a smile on my face when I listen to Love to Sew. Even though Caroline and Helen aren’t my IRL friends, I talk to them like they are because I really do feel like I know them! After each podcast is over, I always wish them “a buh-bye!!”

This used to be my favorite podcast, but I really wish they’d keep the politics out of it. I understand that it’s so prevalent in today’s world...and that’s exactly why I would like to listen to content about SEWING and that’s all. I’ve found some new podcasts to listen to that stay on topic and don’t feel the need to present their political views...

I really, and I mean REALLY, wanted to like this podcast. However, the two hosts voices are so whiny. The incessant giggling makes them sound like 13 year old girls. You are intelligent, try to sound like it.