FAQ

LLANI - TAMZIN - HEIDI
Why do I need to bind off after the collar?

In a round yoked sweater its neck carries all the weight of the entire sweater and if the neck stretches out under this weight, the collar will become much larger than intended in the pattern and will most likely slip off your shoulders. While this might not be a problem in an adult sweater, children's shoulders are generally not very wide and would definitely benefit from a sturdy collar to keep those tops sitting in the right place.

One way of around the bind off, in case you've forgotten to add it or decided against it, is to work a crochet chain on the Wrong side of your knitting just at the base of the collar after the sweater is completed. This is better done in the same colour yarn as your projects, following the purl bumps of the same row or round on the Wrong side of knitting.

Errata

Although we do our best to ensure all patterns are as error free as possible, sometimes they still slip through. To report errata or for help with a pattern please contact email at the bottom of your pattern. If you have a question about a pattern our Ravelry group is also a great place to stop by.

Bellow is a list of all known erratum to date.

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BOYS' KNITS

Short Row instructions
page 14

To wrap a knit stitch:
1. Work to where pattern indicates to wrap and turn (w&t). Slip next stitch onto right-hand needle and bring yarn forward.
2. Slip the now-wrapped stitch back onto left-hand needle, turn work, and continue following the pattern.

To wrap a purl stitch:
1. Work to where pattern indicates to wrap and turn. Slip next stitch onto right-hand needle and bring yarn to back.
2. Slip the now-wrapped stitch back onto left-hand needle, turn work, and continue following the pattern.

To pick up a wrap on the right side:
1. Work to wrapped stitch and slip it onto the right-hand needle.
2. With the tip of the left-hand needle, pick up the wrap from the right side of knitting and lift it over the top of its stitch placing the wrap behind it (as it looks from the RS).
3. Work the wrap together with its corresponding stitch.

To pick up a wrap on the wrong side:
1. Work to wrapped stitch.
2. With the tip of the right-hand needle, pick up the wrap from the* right * side of knitting and lift it over the top of its stitch placing the wrap *in front of* it (as it looks from the WS).
3. Insert left needle and knit the wrap and the stitch together.

DAX
Page 23, Body Section
After the Increase Rnd change to larger needles.

DECKARD
Page 62, Hood section
Hood inc row (RS): K4, knit to last 4 sts…

Page 62, Neck shaping section
SIZES 8, 10, & 12 ONLY:
Row 5: Sl1, k2tog, psso, k1, sm, k0, ssk, p2, k2tog, sm, k1, k2tog, work to 3 sts before A marker, ssk, k1, sm, ssk, p2, k2tog, sm, k1, k3tog.

SIZE 14 ONLY:
Row 5: Sl1, k2tog, psso, k1, sm, k0, ssk, p2, k2tog, sm, k1, k2tog, work to 3 sts before A marker, ssk, k1, sm, ssk, p2, k2tog, sm, k1, k3tog.

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SINGLE PATTERNS

CABLE EMBELLISHED HAT
Change four stitch increase to work four stitches into one.

CECILE
In Body last 2 rows should read: Repeat Rnds 1-8 twice more for a beanie and three times more for a slouchier hat, then work Rnds 1-6 once again.

URBANE
Crown decreases Rnd 5 should read: K2tog, C4L, C4R, ssk; repeat from * to end.

ROMY
Crown decreases, Rnd 3 should read: *C4R, k2, k2tog, k2, ssk, k2, C4L; repeat from * to end.

LILLY
Abbreviations section C4L should read: C4R – cable 4 right – slip two sts onto cable needle and hold to back, k2, then k2 from cable needle