Kathleen Taylor Books in Order

A candlewicking design book that explores decorative embroidery with color. It offers patterns and ideas for stitchers who want to move beyond traditional all-white candlewicking projects.

Waitress Tory Bauer likes the predictable life of Delphi, South Dakota, until she finds a Mormon missionary dead in the cafe's mop closet. The murder draws Tory into a simmering mess of jealousy, gossip, and long-kept town secrets.

A seedy carnival arrives near Delphi, and Tory Bauer becomes interested in a lonely worker whose life is already complicated. When the woman is found dead, Tory follows a trail of secrets through the midway and her own small town.

A high-school reunion brings old classmates and old memories back to Delphi, including an unresolved tragedy from 1969. When history seems to repeat itself, waitress Tory Bauer digs into the lies surrounding a death everyone thought was settled.

As Halloween approaches, a man dies in the Delphi Cafe restroom, and the victim has a painful connection to the cafe's owner. Tory Bauer reluctantly takes on another investigation, where family history and fresh motives collide.

New Year's Eve in Delphi turns deadly when a visiting man is murdered soon after arriving in town. With gossip spreading and clues buried beneath the winter chill, Tory Bauer searches for the person determined to keep the truth frozen.

A member of a traveling youth choir apparently takes her own life at Tory Bauer's cafe, leaving a note that implicates Tory's cousin by marriage. To clear his name, Tory must untangle accusation, faith, and a second suspicious death.

This guide introduces knitted felting through 25 projects, including accessories, toys, and home items. Taylor explains how loosely knit wool changes in hot water, then helps crafters put the technique to work.

A practical guide to creating self-patterning yarns for knitting. It covers choosing materials, preparing skeins, and painting or dyeing yarn, then includes projects that let knitters use their newly colored yarns.

A collection of 33 felted-knitting projects that plays with color, texture, and embellishment. The patterns invite knitters to make dense, durable accessories and decorative pieces from wool transformed through washing and agitation.

This wide-ranging sock-knitting guide includes 75 patterns, from straightforward pairs to lace, cables, stripes, and Fair Isle designs. It also explains yarn choices and offers several approaches to heels and toes.

Taylor breaks down stranded colorwork with guidance on yarn, charts, color choices, and steeking. Thirty patterns for sweaters, socks, mittens, hats, bags, and more give knitters plenty of ways to practice Fair Isle techniques.

This booklet gathers five Fair Isle projects for children, including a dress, hat, sweater, trousers, and cardigan. It pairs flower-inspired colorwork with practical guidance for knitters trying stranded patterns.

A focused collection of seven Fair Isle accessories for a cold-weather wardrobe. Clear charts, schematics, and a basics section help capable knitters make hats, scarves, mittens, and gloves in Taylor's colorful motifs.

A brief guide for expectant couples, focused on navigating pregnancy and preparing for parenthood. It is designed as an accessible starting point for readers looking for general support during the pregnancy journey.

A concise wellness guide that considers everyday habits intended to support healthy aging and vitality. It offers a general introduction for readers interested in making practical changes to their routine.

A short introduction to nutrient-rich foods and everyday healthy eating. It offers readers a simple overview of food choices that can fit into a balanced, wellness-minded routine.