Debbie MacComber Contest & Blog - Knitty Gritty Blog

[andiM]

Hey all,

 

I found a website for Debbie MacComber just now and it shows that she has monthly contests to win her books and other stuff. She also has a blog too.

 

http://www.debbiemacomber.com/index.html

 

And Vicki Howell from Knitty Gritty also has a blog too.

 

http://vickiehowell.com/blog2.html

 

I thought I would pass it along. Enjoy!

[Dextersmom]

Thanks so much for sharing the info. I've bookmarked it for later

[diamond]

Have you read Debbie Macomber's latest book "Christmas Letters"? It's fabulous. I'll be re-reading it again.

[moomooo]

Hi Ladies:

 

I don't know anything about knitting novels and well I wanted to ask you all if you can give me names of knitting novels that truely speak about knitting in the stories they are for a gift.

 

I know about A good yarn and The shop on blossom street

 

Any more??/ Please tell me..

Thanks

[kdwaye]

Thanks for the link.

[Mel2nsluvsCrochet]

I love Debbie Macomber! Well, her books really... In fact, in the book THE SHOP ON BLOSSOM STREET inspired me to pick up knitting needles and attempt to learn. I am pathetic! I cannot even handle two needles at the same time...my stitches are terribly tight and that ruins the whole project! But I am bound and determined to learn....thanks to Debbie

[knit1crochet2]

Knitting: A Novel, is the best knitting novel I've ever read. If you knit, or know someone who does, it's not to be missed.

[DesertCrocheter]

There's a mystery series by Maggie Sefton the centers on a yarn store in Colorado. I've read the first and found it pleasant and the main character's attempts to learn to knit very reminiscent of my own frustrations. LOL There's also one called "Died inthe Wool: A Knitting Mystery" by Mary Kruger that I think is the first in a new series (but I haven't read that one).

 

Patty

[andiM]

I saw the Christmas Letter book from Debbie and almost picked it up from the store. I should.

[andiM]

Hi Ladies:

 

I don't know anything about knitting novels and well I wanted to ask you all if you can give me names of knitting novels that truely speak about knitting in the stories they are for a gift.

 

I know about A good yarn and The shop on blossom street

 

Any more??/ Please tell me..

Thanks

 

There's a book coming out in January called the Friday Night Knitting Club by Kathleen Jacobs. Also Julia Roberts fans will be happy to know that she has picked up the rights to make a movie out of the book and I think she is going to star in the film due out in 2008.