Until I discovered Book Crossing,just over two years ago I had every book that I had every purchased. Suddenly, I realised that my study was bursting. There are books that I can't or don't want to part with and others that I want to share with others. So I guess Book Crossing can be what you want it to be. To me though, it is about expanding my reading (my to be read pile has quadrupled!) and meeting people. I have been introduced to some great books.

posted by AnglersRest at 10:05 am (EST) on Feb 16, 2007

Hi - I am glad to see you joined the Quilt History group. Unfortunately my catalog is private right now, until they give us a private comments field. Most of my books in the Quilt History category are from the quilt documentation projects that were done state by state. I do have Kaffe Fassett's "Museum Quilts", with patterns adapted from the V&A Museum; also "Making Welsh Quilts".

I browsed your BookCrossing page, and it looks like you find more time for reading than I do. I don't know how you can let them go; I think I still have every book I have ever read or owned! You should post your permanent collection on LT; it is amazing to see how your shared list changes as you enter more books.

posted by oregonobsessionz at 4:55 am (EST) on Feb 16, 2007