Crochet finally mentioned in knitting book!

[bbutton]

Does anyone read Maggie Sefton's knitting mysteries? In her latest, A Killer Stitch, she actually has someone crocheting in the yarn shop. Finally! I guess she finally realized that crocheters shop at yarn shops, too.

[Empress Busy Bee]

The Shop on Blossom Street and A Good Yarn, both by Debbie Macomber are about a yarn shop and knitting but she does mention crocheting quite a lot as the shop owner's sister crochets.

 

Great books in case anyone hasn't read them.

 

[astridz55]

I read the first three books and I was very disapointed when she mentioned about 8 different fiber arts and didn't bother to mention crochet.

I saw this the other night at the book store but I don't usually buy hard back books except for a few specific authors. Also it had spiders on the cover and I am a bit phobic about them. I can probably deal with the picture on the front but I would not like it at all if the author describes spiders in much detail.

How is the book? I might get it at the library if they have it.

[bbutton]

The book is really good, and it sets up the premise for the next book. The spider on the cover is just because one of the characters wears a necklace with a spider logo. No real insects!