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Friday, November 25, 2011

Had we but known yesterday...

I happen to love turkey, but even so, Aunt Mary is spot on.
Small warning- here be a couple of naughty words... beware if such things cause you distress.

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The Big Book of Socks- Errata

Classic Worsted Cable Sock Pattern-
Page 91
the instructions should read:

Cable Pattern Rnd 3: *P1, K4, P1, 2RT, 2LT*
Cable Pattern Rnd 4: *P1, K4, P1, 2LT, 2RT*
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Candelabra Lace Sock
-page 114
Rnd 5 of the lace pattern should read:

Rnd 5: K5, K 2 tog, YO, K1, YO, Sl 1, K1, PSSO, K4
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Diamond Rib Lace Sock
-page 115
Rnd 5 of the lace pattern should read:

Rnd 5: YO, SL 1, K1, PSSO, K 2, YO, SL 1, K 1, PSSO, K 2 , K 2 tog, YO, K 2

The Chart on page 116 is correct, though the Legend should read :YO, SL 1, K1, PSSO
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Round Worsted Weight Afterthought Heel Sock
-page 31
Add to Toe Instructions: Decrease as for the heel.

Next Rnd Heel Division should read:
K 12(18, 22, 24, 26, 30), sts, place marker, K to end of rnd.
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Round Fingering Weight Afterthought Heel Sock
-page 32, 33
Page 32 Next Rnd Heel Division should read:

K 18 (22, 26, 30, 32, 36), place marker, K to end of rnd.
Page 33, Add to Toe Instructions: Decrease as for heel.
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Clarification : All foot measurements in the instructions are to be measured after the heel is finished. Measure the foot flap and gusset heel socks from the gusset edge, and measure the foot for short-row heel socks from the first full round after completing the heel.
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When you come upon instructions that say knit as for, referring you to a different pattern for the next step (for example, to the 40 stitch flap and gusset heel), knit that portion of your heel as you would for the referred pattern. In other words, knit it in the same manner, using the same short-row technique as in the referenced instructions. Knitting "as for" does not mean that you are to use the same number of stitches (which would be impossible, since only the 40 stitch heel uses forty stitches). Work the first two rows of your listed heel instructions, and then continue in the same manner as the 40 stitch flap and gusset heel (in other words, work one more stitch on each row, before doing the decrease and turn), until you have worked across all of the stitches.

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Kathleen Taylor's Dakota Dreams

Friday, November 25, 2011

Had we but known yesterday...

Folk Art Santas

Nora and Nell- A Paper Doll Coloring Book

Jan and Karen- A Paper Doll Coloring Book

Kathleen Taylor's Coloring Books

The Nut Hut

The Nut Hut- available for the first time in print!

The Nut Hut- available for download

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Fun Items using the Tory Bauer Mystery eBook Covers from CafePress

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Fearless Fair Isle Knitting

The Big Book of Socks

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The Big Book of Socks- Errata

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I Heart Felt

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