First issue of Webside, Ralph Griswold's newsletter about his Web site of digitized documents on weaving, lace, and related subjects. It reports the November 2004 additions (88 documents, with a tally by section), highlights such as Hargrove's 1792 Weavers Draft Book and the Brigham and Stokes work on Hawaiian mat and basket weaving, and acknowledges lenders. Feature articles cover plans to post Watson's Textile Design and Colour, a call for guild newsletters, US copyright terms for published and unpublished works, the relationship with Handweaving.net, the archive CDs, and a list of available pattern books with an illustration of how to retrieve a WIF draft from a pattern number.

Issue 10 (November 2005) of Ralph Griswold's newsletter Webside, which supports his weaving and lace website. Griswold reports on his illness and the resulting changes to his projects, and introduces a new volunteer, John Cropper. Articles include a list of manuscripts on the website (pattern books and account books), the first part of a series on cellular automata used to generate fancy twill drawdowns, the last piece in a series on bobbin lace tools (pricking, thread, pins), the 1968 Girl Guides lacemaker badge requirements, and lace websites and meetings for 2006. Margaret Coe contributes a double weave sampler for 8 shafts with a peg plan, and the issue ends with a list of available CDs.

Issue no. 2 (December 2004) of Ralph Griswold's newsletter about the Ralph Griswold digital archive of weaving and related documents. It introduces two new contributors, lacemaker Tess Parrish and weaver Kris Bruland (creator of Handweaving.net), and reports on the new Google-based search engine, December additions (139 documents), planned additions, and the decision to put the Bulletin of the Needle and Bobbin Club online. Other pieces cover an overview of lace, how the site is organized, using WorldCat (with screenshots of a Japanese weaving book search), copyright and public-domain questions, reviews of Watson's Textile Design and Colour, Lefebure's Les Points de France and Day's Pattern Design, and a price list of archive CDs.

Issue 3 (January 2005) of Ralph Griswold's Webside newsletter about the Digital Archive of weaving and lace documents. It lists January additions (116 documents), explains copyright publication, describes the articles section, and reviews site statistics for document types, downloads and popular items. Other pieces cover robotic book scanning, a wish list, Tess Parrish's lace columns (kinds of handmade lace, needlemade lace), registrations by country, and Kris Bruland's article on errors in historic weaving patterns, with DraftForm examples from Donat, Posselt and Yoshida. It ends with a list of available CDs and web links.

Issue 4 (February 2005) of Ralph Griswold's Webside newsletter about his weaving and lace document website. It reports new additions and download statistics, explains the books and monographs pages, and introduces a new weaving topics page. Articles cover the discovery and scanning of Langewald's 1871 weaving pattern book, reviews of online digital archives (Making of America) and the Center for Research Libraries, lace columns by Tess Parrish (bobbin lace, lace websites, Philadelphia libraries and museums, a review of a machine lace drafting book), and Kris Bruland's article on new Langewald drafts at Handweaving.net, with 14 draft illustrations. It ends with a CD list and web links.

Issue 5 (March 2005) of Ralph Griswold's newsletter about his weaving, lace and textile website, later hosted by Handweaving.net. It reports March additions (134 documents, including Posselt's Textile Journal volumes 2-3 and Beaumont's Carpets and Rugs), planned additions such as Collingwood's rug weaving books, and a series installment on the Illustrations section. Other items cover PDFs, digital photography, Tess Parrish's history of tatting, lace websites, searching weaving in the Library of Congress American Memory, and book reviews. A Handweaving.net section describes the new draft collection from Kastanek's A Manual of Weave Construction, with sample drafts, and a new online weaving gallery showing Oelsner triple weave drafts. It ends with a CD list and web links.

Issue 6 (April 2005) of Webside, Ralph Griswold's newsletter about the Griswold weaving and lace website (later Handweaving.net). It lists April additions (Collingwood's rug weaving books, Baldwin's woolen cloth treatise, Dolivo-Dobrovolsky's pattern album, early Shuttle-Craft Bulletin, Handweaving News, Handicrafter), and includes reader mail, a piece on bobbin lace as weaving, and notes on special collections and a possible website database. Further articles cover the periodicals section of the site, copyright as it applies to weaving drafts and WIF files (with a WIF excerpt and drawdown), the University of Washington Libraries digital collections (with a Chilkat weaving photograph), and a Lace Corner on filet lace. It ends with a CD list and web links.

Issue 7 (May 2005) of Webside, the newsletter about the Ralph Griswold weaving and lace website. It reports recent and planned additions, including Shuttle-Craft Bulletin, Weaver's Journal, Posselt's Textile Journal and Metropolitan Museum Bulletin lace articles. It describes Griswold's photography of Shuttle Service newsletters at the Bentley Library, a column on the website's 382 patents, and a look at the U.S. National Archives. It also has a Lace Corner on needlemade lace by Tess Parrish and a Handweaving.net report by Kris Bruland on drafts from Frickinger (1740) and Ziegler (1677), illustrated with three sample drafts. It closes with a CD list and web links.

Issue 8 (June 2005) of Ralph Griswold's Webside newsletter about the Handweaving.net / University of Arizona weaving archive. It covers news on new CDs, a profile of new contributor Margaret Coe, recent website additions, and a column on ephemera. Other items are a guide to using Advanced Book Exchange to search for books (with a Jacquard example) and Cyber Sample pages: Laura Fry on cold mangling linen with a 4-shaft Snowflake draft, and Margaret Coe's 8-shaft Frost Crystal scarf project. The issue also has a review of the CD A Twill of Your Choice, Tess Parrish's lace notes (bobbin lace tools and pillows, Tiverton machine lace, fingerloop braids, lace in portraits), Griswold's article on weavable color patterns, a CD list and web links.

Issue number 9 (July 2005) of Webside, the newsletter of Ralph Griswold's weaving website. It covers recent site additions, a call for volunteers to extract individual articles from periodical PDFs, and a tour of the webdocs area of on-line publications. It also covers the Library of Congress "An American Time Capsule" ephemera collection, a Tess Parrish column on bobbin lacemaking bobbins and winding, and lace news. The Cyber Sample Page by Margaret Coe presents a piqué double weave with a draft, yarns and sett, and the issue ends with a list of available CDs.