If you do not see what you are looking for, please contact the reference desk. We will be happy to help you find it! For non-fiction, any Items listed at branches other than Hopewell can be borrowed via inter-library loan. All fiction can be found at the Hopewell branch
At Knits End: Meditations For Women Who Knit Too Much / Pearl-McPhee, Stephanie (see above for picture)
Pearl-McPhee, S. (2005) At knits end: meditations for women who knit too much. North Adams, MA: Storey Pub.
Call Number : 746.43 PEA Location: Hightstown Branch.
Mindful Knitting: Inviting Contemplative Practice To The Craft / Tara J. Manning
Manning, T. (2004). Mindful knitting: inviting contemplative practice to the craft. Boston, MA: Tuttle Publishing
Call Number: 746.43 MAN Location: West Windsor Branch
No Idle Hands: The Social History of Knitting / Anne Macdonald
Macdonald, A. (1988). No idle hands: the social history of knitting. New York: Ballantine Books.
Call Number: 746.43 MALD Location: Lawrenceville Headquarters
Fiction:
A is for Alibi / Sue Grafton - Description of a very intricately knitted mauve Aran sweater.
Grafton, S. (1982). A is for alibi. New York: Holt, Rinehart & Winston
Call Number: M GRA (adult mystery) Location: Hopewell
Bag of Bones / Stephen King - The hero's wife is a knitter
King, S. (1998). Bag of bones. New York: Scribner
Call Number: F KIN Location: Hopewell
Jacob's Room / Virginia Woolf - full of knitting references
Woolf, V. (1959). Jacob's room. The waves. New York: Harcourt Brace.
Call Number: F WOO Location: Hopewell