Being just a happy user I would recommend LibraryThing to register errata and other details about (lace) books. The site lets you link messages to books and the other way arround. See for example http://www.librarything.com/work/1190846/conversations http://www.librarything.com/talktopic.php?topic=19113 If every spider would just catalog a handfull of books not yet catalogued by someone else, and tag these books with lace, bobbin lace, tatting or whatever is apropriate... We would get a giant bibliogragpy on lacebooks. With easy access to anything any of us has to tell about these books. Other advantages of the site: - Creating an account is as easy as siging in, no questions asked, not even an email address - If you catalog all you books and follow group discussions, the system signals for you wether you have the book in discussion. So you can see at a glance you might be able to answer questions. A disadvantage: to catalog more than 200 books you'll have to pay a fee. > I've been working on the pattern 'Manuela' from the book > Ristnippu by the Lace Study Group Manuela. I ran into a snag > when I arrived at the '11:00 o'clock' > scallop on page 8 - I took it back three times and finally > counted dots - the pricking has one too many dots! I'll be > prepared for the next time I come to it :) I just thought > this might save someone else some trouble. > > Jane > in Owen Sound Ontario
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