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Make little works of art with this collection of 40+ all new designs from the editors of Interweave Knits and Knitscene. With beautiful, eye-catching fashion photography, the focus is on the accessory: the hat, the sock, the shawl, the scarf, the mitten.
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Spring 2004
Swell Sweater (page 16)
The pattern was divided from its corresponding
picture (page 17) by the misplaced 16-page crochet supplement. Our
apologies for the inconvenience.
Polka Purl Dots (page 54)
Use the Backward Loop Cast-On for this pattern, rather than the Tubular Cast-On.
Belt opening: should read:
Make a belt opening at right side between the 2 right side "seam"
sts as foll: Work in patt to the second st "seam," work the first
"seam" st, join a second ball of yarn and work to end. Work 3 more
rows even, working the right front with a separate ball of yarn
from the back and left front to leave a belt opening slit at the
right side. Next row: (WS; Row 14 of chart) Discontinue second
ball of yarn and work across all sts with a single ball of yarn
to close the top of the belt opening slit. Row 14 of chart has been
completed; piece should measure about 2 1/4 " (5.5 cm) from beg,
including seed st border. Note: The waist shaping and center front
decs are worked at the same time; please read the next section all
the way through before proceeding.
Uncommon Gardening Gloves (page
81)
The unstretched finished circumference for the gloves should read 5 (6, 7)" (12.5 [15, 18] cm).
Bookshelf (page 94)
The introduction to The Green Mountain Spinnery
Knitting Book was written by Margaret Klein Wilson, not Katharine
Cobey.
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