Designer Notes & Corrections
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AUGUST 2010 |
| PROJECT 8: Strawberry Pie Shawlette Click here for a free downloadable PDF of the corrected chart. |
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| Project 12: Summer Sweetheart Pullover The written instructions for the Hourglass Eyelet Chart are correct. Please click here for the corrected copy of the chart to match the written instructions. |
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| PROJECT 19: Tweed Jacket FINISHED MEASUREMENTS
3 (3, 3, 4, 4, 5) 56 g (120 yd) skeins Prism Yarns Tencel Tape (100% Tencel) color # 603 (A) 3 (3, 3, 4, 4, 5) 56 g (120 yd) skeins Prism Yarns Tencel Tape (100% Tencel) color # 402 (B) 3 (3, 3, 4, 4, 5) 56 g (130 yd) skeins Prism Yarns Manhattan (46% nylon, 30% cotton, 24% rayon) color Highlands (C) |
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Project 23 — Ribbed Cardigan |
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| Project 33 Portland Tweed Jacket CABLE PANEL-Body Note: Chart is correct as published in the magazine on page 137 Row 17: P1, *K4, P1; P2, T4B, T3F, P2, T3B, P3, T3F, P2, T3B, T4F, P2; P1, K4, P1 |
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| Project 37 Bobble Baby Bootees & Hat Project 37A: Bootees The wrap around the top of the bootee is vertical, not horizontal. Row 6: (K2, wrap skein tightly around knitting twice, pulling tight after each wrap, K3) rep to end. In order to clarify this: The wrap takes the skein over the top of the knitted piece, then goes down behind the knitted piece, and then up the front to the stitch being knitted twice. This is a vertical wrap around the rows worked, not a horizontal wrap around the stitches just worked. Row 54: K4, (MB, K4) rep to end. Row 55: Ssk, K33, K2tog, pm, ssk, K33, K2tog [70 sts]. Rows 56–66: Knit. Row 67: Ssk, K31, K2tog, slm, ssk, K31, K2tog [66 sts]. Row 68: Knit. Row 69: Ssk, K29, K2tog, slm, ssk, K29, K2tog [62 sts]. Row 70: K29, K2tog, remove marker, ssk, knit to end [60 sts]. Transfer first 30 sts to free needle. Join bottom of bootee with Kitcheners stitch (WS facing) or 3-Ndl BO Method (RS facing). Project 37B: Hat The wrap around the top of the hat is vertical, not horizontal. Rnd 6: (K2, wrap skein tightly around knitting twice, pulling tight after each wrap, K3) rep to end. In order to clarify this: The wrap takes the skein over the top of the knitted piece, then goes down behind the knitted piece, and then up the front to the stitch being knitted twice. This is a vertical wrap around the rnds worked, not a horizontal wrap around the stitches just worked. |
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