The Value of Community and Tribes for Crocheters & Knitters | Podcast Episode #54

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Failures happen. Our community gets us through it.

When you realize that failure is an integral part of moving forward and discover how much your community picks you up during that time, that’s when you’ll see the tides turn. Your community and your tribe will be the driving force to get you to where you’re headed no matter how many detours you take along the way.

Special Guest

I’m joined this week by one of the most passionate women I’ve ever had the pleasure of speaking with, Michele, of 144 Stitches. She says “I’ve learned that failures happen. I fail more than I succeed. But as long as I fail forward and pick myself up and keep forward motion after any failure, then I know it’s gonna be okay.” Michele gives us some inspirational insight into the value of finding your tribe and how her community has helped her through these failing-forward moments in her life.

Michele Costa

Michele describes herself as a “rough around the edges goofball who found joy and happiness in a ball of yarn”. She creates and shares crochet patterns on her blog and in her shop.

Website | 144stitches.com

Instagram | @144stitches

Twitter | @144Stitches

Mentioned in this Episode


There were no specific resources mentioned in this episode but be sure to check out Michele on social!

On the show, Brittany aims to inspire you and help you grow in your craft. Through her own stories and the stories of special guests, you’ll discover tips and tricks to improve your crochet and knitting skills and find inspiration to make something that makes you happy.

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