Earthworms in the Rain: 'Rääächen wermer kriiechen' - a life in craft - is a heartfelt tribute to the creative journey of Frieda Petter, compiled and commentated by her daughter Sylvia Petter. This unique publication captures the essence of Frieda's life-long dedication to craft, weaving together her personal history, artistry, and philosophy. Rooted in her humble beginnings in Thuringia, Germany, where she gathered scraps of fabric and threads to create, Frieda's story reflects the resilience and creativity nurtured through resourcefulness and love for the earth, symbolized by the earthworm's enriching journey through the soil. Divided into three thematic sections - "Bits and Pieces", "Wool", and "Waste Not, Want Not" - the book explores Frieda's embroidered works, hooked rugs, paintings, and innovative repurposing of everyday materials, such as cigar boxes and wool remnants. Richly illustrated and accompanied by personal anecdotes, it offers insight into her craft as a way of life and a source of enrichment for herself and those around her. The book also features an annex with magazine articles, clippings, blog postings and Frieda's collaborative work on Australian plant dyes and knitting patterns, underscoring her contribution to sustainable craft practices. A compelling blend of biography, art, and practical inspiration, this book honours Frieda Petter's enduring legacy and invites readers to embrace creativity with resourcefulness and heart.