Here is the very last of the hobby/craft themes in the cozy mysteries on this website. I am sure that there are many more authors who I am simply not familiar with, or who I overlooked when I first set out to compile this list. If you can think of any authors of series who would fall in these categories, please post a comment…
Sarah Atwell (aka Sheila Connolly) pens the Glassblowing Mystery Series.
Maggie Bruce is the editor of an anthology which features fifteen mystery authors who have woven a type of craft/hobby into the mystery they submitted for the book. Murder Most Crafty is the name of this very novel book. Also, Bruce authors the Gourd Craft Mystery Series.
Nancy Haddock writes the Silver Six Crafty Mystery Series.
Cheryl Hollon writes the Webb’s Glass Shop Mystery Series.
Mary Ellen Hughes writes the Craft Corner Mystery Series.
Hailey Lind writes the Art Lover’s Mystery Series.
Meg Macy (aka 1/2 of D.E. Ireland): Teddy Bear Mystery Series
Jenn McKinlay (aka Josie Belle & Lucy Lawrence): Hat Shop Mystery Series
Cricket McRae (aka Bailey Cates): Home Crafting Mystery Series.
Barbara Jaye Wilson writes the Brenda Midnight Mystery Series that is set in the millinery world.
Lois Winston writes the Anastasia Pollack Crafting Mystery Series which has a craft magazine editor as its sleuth.
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On with the hobby/craft themes found in cozy mystery series! This entry is about authors who feature dolls, teddy bears, and miniature dollhouses in their cozy mystery series.
When you think of cozy mystery series, you probably think of cozy villages, eccentric villagers, and…. gourds!?! How about soap making or candle making? Hmmmm…..
There are just a few more crafting cozy mystery series that I want to present, two of which are the Card Making Cozy Mystery Series and the Scrap Booking Cozy Mystery Series. It seems like our “real life” crafting trends make perfect background settings for some of our favorite cozy mystery series. Imagine Miss Marple without her knitting…. Well, now that scrap booking and card making have hit the local craft stores (big time!!!), I guess that it is no wonder that we have cozy mystery series that feature those arts.