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Corrections/Additions

Below you will find, listed alphabetically, corrections and additions for some of our materials. If you do not find what you are looking for below but still feel there is an error in a pattern, please contact us. We appreciate all those who have pointed out errors in past. To read PDF files you'll need a copy of Adobe Acrobat's free Acrobat Reader. Download it free at the link we've provided.


Armenian Knitting

Page 10: Last paragraph on right side column: Repeat from *, with two stitches fewer between decreases, until 5 stitches remain.


 

Double Knitting

 

Double Knitting Errata

Project Yarn List

ART DECO TAM

ANIMALS IN THE GARDEN

M'lou's lovely Art Deco coat was missing instructions for its coordinating Tam pictured below. And, the instructions for the Animals in the Garden blanket were missing as well. Please download these for your book.

Note: These patterns are for knitters who have purchased Double Knitting. Terms and Techniques are explained in the book, not the pdf instructions. Charts can be found in the book.



 

Handknitting with Meg Swansen

 

HMS Errata

Corrected HMS Chart



 

Knitting Around

 

KAR Errata



 

Knitting Lace DVD

 

Knitting Lace DVD Errata

 


 

Knitting Workshop, 2005 edition

 

Knitting Workshop 2005 Errata


 

The Opinionated Knitter

 

The Opinionated Knitter Errata


 

Schoolhouse Press Pattern #1 (EZ's Butterfly)

 

SPP#1 Errata

 


 

Schoolhouse Press Pattern #4 (ABCSJ)

Addition to the pattern: Will be in 2nd edition of pattern

EZ's One Row Buttonhole: YO, k2tog buttonholes are fine for the BSJ, but for the Child's and Adult's versions, try this (from page 80 of EZ's Knitter's Almanac): "Slip1 as if to p. Wool fwd and leave it there. Slip 1 as if to p. Pass 1st slipped stitch over 2nd. Slip 1 as if to p. Pass 2nd slipped stitch over 3rd. Slip 1 as if to p. Pass 3rd slipped stitch over 4th. Put 4th stitch on L needle, twisting it. Twist last stitch on R needle. Pull wool tightly, lay over R needle from front to back and pass turned stitch over it. Make 4 firm backward loops over R needle, k2tog. KNIT ON."


 

Schoolhouse Press Bridget Rorem Near Solstice Pattern

 

Note: Needle size is 2 mm, which is a US 0.

We apologize for omitting Gauge information in Bridget Rorem's beautiful Near Solstice shawl (and it went through three editors!). Here is a note on the subject from Bridget:

Gauge: I have a measurement of 8 stitches and 14 rows to the inch. Of course, this is blocked, but I did not stretch it a great deal. Being garter, there is a lot of leeway in the rows-to-the-inch part. The widest part of my shawl measures about 78 inches.

 


 

Sweaters from Camp (out of print)

 

Sweaters from Camp Errata

 


 

Treasury of Knitting Patterns

With apologies -- On Page 285, Cathedral Pattern: on row 29, the final 'p4' should read p5


 

4th Treasury of Knitting Patterns

 

4th Treasury of Knitting Patterns Errata

 


 

Unexpected Knitting

Page 50 The text is correct for you to Cast On 66 sts - but the diagram is in error; it should indicate 66 stitches for the Cast on and 44 stitches for each of the sides.

Please also download the errata with previous corrections.

Errata for Unexpected Knitting


 

Vogue 2006 Spring/Summer issue

 

Vogue 2006 Spring/Summer Errata


 

Wool Gathering 56-Spiral and Inner Directed Lace Shawls

 

WG 56 Errata


 

Wool Gathering 77-Double V-Vest

The chart in WG#77 has some un-necessary purl stitches stuck in.

Row 4 and 8 plus their repeat on rows 12 and 20: please eliminate the tiny purl stitches at the cross-over points.There are Kb stitches crossing over Kb stitches, so no purls are displaced.


 

Wool Gathering 79-EZ Yoke Sweaters Anniversary Issue

 

WG 79 Errata


 

Wool Gathering 80-5 Hats

Dear Knitter, I failed to describe the horizontal lines in the charts on page 12 of WG#80: The horizontal lines on Motif 1 indicate cables. The lines are broken in the middle of the 16-stitch repeat - and each group of 8 is divided in half by a vertical line. The right-hand group has an arrow to the right - which means the second group of 4 are traveling to the right over the first group of four. With a left arrow on the 2nd group of 8, reverse the above: cable the middle 4 over the outside 4 to the left. As you work the cable, maintain continuity of stitches (k1b and p).