SUMMER 2002

Sunburst Pullover (page 48)
There is a slip stitch missing from the instructions for the right gusset. In the third column on page 48, immediately after For all sizes, Row 1 should read (correction is in boldface type):
Row 1: Sl 1, knit to last gusset st, sl1 (last gusset st), knit the next st from front medallion and pass sl st on right needle over it, turn.

Best Friend Dolls(page 92)
Undressed Doll: After grafting the live sts tog for the head, stuff the torso with fiberfill and sew the CO edge tog at the base of the torso. Horizontal-Striped Sweater: Shape the shoulders and neck as foll: With MC, p6, then place these sts on holder, BO center 8 sts for front neck. Rejoin MC, ready to work a WS row and purl rem 6 sts.

Bon Voyage Shopping Tote (page 90)
The gauge should be 14 sts and 19 rows = 4" (10 cm).

 

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