Errata

Nobody likes errors in their patterns and we at Inside Crochet are no exception. However, mistakes do happen and any errors that we are aware of in our patterns are available here.

If you believe you have found an error in a pattern that does not appear here please email one of the team with as much information as you can so we can deal with your query as quickly and efficiently as possible.

Email:

adrian@kalmedia.co.uk
clairem@kalmedia.co.uk

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Issue 1 – April/May 2009

Sweet Feet by Julia Vaconsin

Gauge: 28 sts and 14 rows = 4” in UK treble crochet.

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Issue 2 – June/July 2009

Rapunzel by Aoibhe Ni Shuilleabhain

For the 2nd “ribbon” on the front the instructions are to “rep row 10; rep row 12; rep row 2”. This should read – “rep row 10; rep row 2; rep row 12”

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Issue 3 – August/September 2009

Breezeway by Kira Dulaney

The correct finished dimensions are:

Waist: 28”(32”, 36”, 40”, 44”, 48”)
Hips: 36”(40”, 44”, 48”, 52”, 56”)
Hem: 46”(50”, 54”, 58”, 62”, 66”)

Round 7
Round 7: ch1, 1dc into first dc, 1dc into next 3ch arch, ch3, skip 1dc, 1dc into next dc, ch3, 1dc into next 3ch arch, 1dc into next dc, 1dc into next 3ch arch, ch3, skip 1dc, 1dc into next dc, repeat from to last 3ch arch, ch3, 1dc into 3ch arch, sl st to first dc to join.

The stitch diagram published in Inside Crochet is given for working flat rather than in the round, and there is a mistake in row 7. If you have a copy of the magazine, please email kirakdesigns@gmail.com to get a new diagram.

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Issue 4 – October/November 2009

Stroll Jacket by Rebecca Velasquez

Back:
The final line should read:

Rows 2-23 (23, 23, 27,27,27) 3ch, marg across, turn. Fasten off.

Neck shaping for Left Front:
Row 1: 1ch, miss first st, 1 sl st in each of next 5 sts, 3ch, marg across, placing marker in first marg stitch for hood placement, turn. 13 (15, 18, 20, 23, 25) marg sts.

Lower Jacket:
Row 24 to 33 should read Row 23 to 33.

Sleeves:
Row 10 and Row 11 areepeated. The second Row 10 and Row 11 should read:
Row 12 (12, 16, 18, 18, 19): as printed.
Row 13 (13, 17, 19, 19, 20) to 50: as printed.

Hood:
Row 1 should read:
Row 1: marg evenly across neck shaping, shoulders and back to next mare, working into sides of stitces where necessary.

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Masonry Jacket by Kira Dulaney

The correct collar instructions are:
Using smaller hook, make 78(82, 86, 92, 96) ch.
Row 1 (RS): 1HBhtr in 3rd ch from hook, 1HBhtr into each ch to end, turn. 76(80, 84, 90, 94) sts.
Row 2: 2 ch (counts as 1htr), 1HBhtr into 2nd st and each st to end, turn.
Row 3: rep Row 2
Row 4 (Buttonhole Row): 2 ch (counts as 1htr), 1HBhtr into 2nd st, 1HBhtr into next st, ch 3, skip 3 sts, 1HBhtr into next st and each st to end, turn.
Rows 5-11: rep Row 2
Row 12 (Buttonhole Row): rep Row 4
Rows 13-15: rep Row 2
Row 16: Change to larger hook and create double-layer collar as follows: fold work so that the edge of the starting chain lines up with edge of the row just finished, with the right side out. Slip stitch to first chain to join and work 1 row HBhtr as for Row 2, inserting hook through each st and the corresponding chain st at the same time.

There was also a small typo in the magazine at the beginning of the sleeve, where there is a 9 instead of the ( in the second sentance so it reads ” … 1HBhtr in each of next 2 93, 3, 3, 4) sts” instead of ” … next 2 (3, 3, 3, 4) sts”.

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Issue 5 – December/January 2009/10

Folksy Slippers by Erssie Major

The pattern contains a few errors – for full details and up to date corrections, please visit Erssie Major’s Ravelry page (linked above.)

Rnds 29 and 30 should read:
Rnd 29: 14 (17, 20) dc in A, miss 1dc, 1dc in A, rep from to end of rnd. 60 (72, 84) dc.
Rnd 30: 1dc in B in each dc. 60 (72, 84) dc.
End of 4th band*

Also, in bands 1 and 6, instructions for shades are swapped around. At all times, follow the charts for the repeat colours, which are absolutely correct.

Instructions for Toe:
The printed toe instructions are the heel instructions, so follow this to make your toe, or follow heel, but on the number of stitches you have after the step. Construction is the same, just that the numbers for the toe should be less than the heel after th instep.

Toe:
Crochet 1 rnd stripes of ay shade (or use ones suggested and dec either side of the toe as follows:

Large size only:
Next rnd: In E, 14dc, miss 2dc, 28dc, miss 2dc, 14dc (56dc)
Next rnd: In C, 13dc , miss 2dc, 26dc, miss2dc, 13dc (52dc)

Medium & Large sizes only:
Next rnd: In A, 12 dc, miss 2dc, 24dc, miss 2dc, 12dc (48dc)
Next rnd: In B, 11dc, miss 2dc, 22dc, miss 2dc, 11dc (44dc)
Next rnd: In D, 10dc, mis 2dc, 20dc, miss 2dc, 10dc (40dc)

All sizes:
Next rnd: InF, 9dc, miss dc, 18dc, miss 2dc, 9dc (36dc)

Large size only:
Stop here and skip to Graft Toe.

Small and medium sizes only:
Next rnd: In E, 8dc, miss 2dc, 16dc, miss 2dc, 8dc (32dc)
Next nd In C, 7dc, miss 2dc, 14dc, miss 2dc, 7dc (28dc)

Medium size only:
Stop here and skip to Graft Toe.

Small size only:
Next rnd: In A, 6dc, miss 2dc, 12dc, miss 2dc, 6dc (24dc)
Next rnd: In A, 5dc, miss 2dc, 10dc, miss 5dc, 6dc (20dc)
Stp here and go to Graft Toe.

All sizes:
Graft Toe.
Turn mukluk inside out. sl st 10 (14, 18)dc on tp of toe to 10 (14, 18) dc on bottom of toe. Cut yarn and fasten off.

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Dragon Gauntlets by Aoibhe Ni Shuilleabhain

A line of instruction was missing. Here are the corrected instructions:

Right Hand Thumbhole:
The omission was the last 2 ch and tr (not a dtr) at the end of R11. These keep the line straight, and give you something to work from for the next row or dtr fans back (see chart). The thumbhole is on a slight diagonal.

Left hand thumbhole:
Similar to above – please see the new chart (to be added).

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Anytime Tunic by Dora Ohrenstein

Row 6 should read: Row 6 (10, 14)
Because of this error, all the row numbers for medium size should be adjusted for rest of pattern.

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Issue 6 – February/March 2010

Girl’s Swing Coat by Tina Barrett

Notions needed:

4 contrasting buttons
4 press studs

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Issue 7 – April/May 2010

Lace Cardigan by Sarah Sutherland

There was a small error in the Yoke section. It should read:

Yoke
Final Yoke M (L, XXL)
Make 72 (88, 104) ch, turn.
Row 2: Pick up a lp in ea dc across, 8dc in first gp, 4dc in ea gp to next m, 8dc in next gp, 4dc in ea gp to gp before m, 8dc in next gp twice, 4dc in ea gp to last gp, 8dc in final gp _ 112 (128, 144) dc.

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Pretty Pastel Tunic by Nikki Trench

There were a number of errors in the printed instructions:

Dress bodice
Row 1 of the dress bodice has lost a row of text:
Work should now measure approx 58.5 (64, 67.5, 74)cm or 23 (25, 26½, 29)in wide.

Skirt
The following instructions replace the printed instructions:
Rnd 7: 1ch, 1dc in sl st, 1dc in next dc, miss next dc, 7 dc in next 5-ch sp, miss next dc, 1dc in ea of next 2htr; rep from around ending 7dc in last 5-ch sp, sl st in t-ch.
Rnd 10: 3ch, 1tr in next dc 3ch, miss 3dc, 1dc in next dc, 3ch, miss next 3dc, 1tr in ea of next 2dc; rep from around ending last rep with 3ch, miss 3dc, 1dc in next dc, 3ch, sl st in t-ch.
Rnd 22: 1ch, 1dc in sl st, 1dc in next tr, 1dc in 3-ch sp 7ch, miss the picot, 1dc in next 3-ch sp, 1dc in top of ea of next 2htr, 1dc in next 3-ch sp; rep from around ending with 7ch, 1dc in last 3-ch sp, sl st in t-ch.
Rnd 25: 3ch, 1tr in next tr 4ch, 1picot (see abbreviations) in next dc, 4ch, miss next 4ch, 1tr in ea of next 2tr; rep from around ending last rep with 4ch, sl st in t-ch.

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Etain Shrug

Pattern Notes: In the main section, all trebles should … EXCEPT 1tr, 3 ch, 1 tr in the …

Size XS, Main Section, Row 2:
3 ch, 1 tr-flo in ea of the next 98 … sts …

I believe that this correction produces the 200 tr in the row count for XS

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Issue 8 – June/July 2010

Rainy Day Hooded Top

In Issue 7 of Inside Crochet it was mentioned that we would feature a Rainy Day Hooded Top in the next issue (Issue 8). Unfortunately technical issues arose that prevented us from bringing you the pattern. There are also no current plans to feature this pattern in any future issue.

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Marabella Crochet Capelet by Amanda Perkins**

Round 3
Into a 3 ch between 2 loops crochet 3 ch (counts as 1 tr), 2 tr, ch, 3 tr, 1 ch
Into the next 3 ch (which is in the centre of the loop) crochet 1 dc, 2 ch, 1 dc, 1 ch
Repeat * to * another 5 times, however start with 3 tr instead of 3 ch, 2 tr
Join with 1 sl st to the original 3 ch.

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Issue 9 – September 2011

No errata!

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Issue 10 – October 2010

Fancy Pants Soaker by Chloe Nightingale

The row numbers in the leghole section on pg 54 should read as follows:

Rows 12-25 (28: 32: 35: 37: 40: 42): Ch1, dc2tog, dc to end. Turn. 15 (18: 20: 23: 25: 28: 30) sts remain.
Rows 26 (29: 33: 36: 38: 41: 43) to 40 (46: 52: 58: 62: 68: 72): Ch 1, 2dc in next st, dc to end, turn. 30 (35: 40: 45: 50: 55: 60) sts remain. Fasten off, leaving a long tail to seam to the unworked bottom edge of Rnd 10 from Main Body.

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Kingfisher by June Gilbank

Under yarn substitutions it says to use any DK yarn this is incorrect – please use Aran weight.

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Petal Beret by Linda Permann

Round 14 Sl st in each st to first 1-ch sp, sl st in1-ch sp, work (4 ch, tr) in same 1-ch sp counts as V-st here and throughout, miss next 2 tr, RtrF in next RtrF, tr in next tr, ch 1, (2 tr, 1 ch, 2 tr) in 1-ch sp, ch 1, miss next tr, tr in next tr, RtrF in next RtrF, @miss next 2 tr, (tr, 1 ch, tr) in 1-ch sp, miss next 2 tr, RtrF in next RtrF, tr in next tr, ch 1, work (2 tr, ch 1, 2 tr) next 1-ch sp, ch 1, miss next tr, tr in next tr, RtrF in next RtrF; repeat from @ around, join with sl st in top of beginning ch—32 RtrF, 16 shells, 16 V-sts, 32 tr.

Round 15 Sl st across (first tr, 1 ch, tr, RtrF and next tr) and in next 1-ch sp, (4 ch, tr) in first ch -1 sp, work V-st in each of next 2 1-ch sps, miss next tr, RtrFdec over next (RtrF, 1 ch, RtrF), @miss next tr, work V-st in each of next 3 1-ch sps, miss next tr, RtrFdec over next (RtrF, 1 ch, RtrF); repeat from @ around, join with sl st in top of beginning ch—16 RtrFdec and 48 V-sts.

Round 17 Sl st in first 1-ch sp, (4 ch, tr) in same sp, @miss next tr, RtrF in next tr, work V-st in next 1-ch sp, RtrF in next tr, V-st in next 1-ch sp, work puff in next tr2tog, work V-st in next 1-ch sp; repeat from * around, ending last repeat with puff st in last tr2tog, join with sl st in 3rd ch of round—16 puffs, 48 V-sts, 32 RtrF.

Round 21 Sl st in first 1-ch sp, (4 ch, tr) in same sp, @RtrF in next RtrF, tr in next 1-ch sp, RtrF in next RtrF, work V-st in …(rest of round is good)

Round 22 Sl st in first 1-ch sp, (4 ch, tr) in same sp, @work RtrFdec over next (RtrF, tr, RtrF), V-st in next ch-1 sp, next puff and in next 1-ch sp; repeat from @ around, ending last repeat with V-st in last puff, join with sl st in 3rd ch of round—16 RtrFdec, 48 V-sts.

Round 24 3 ch, @ (2tr, ch, 2 tr) in next 1-ch sp shell made, miss next tr, tr in next tr, tr in next puff, tr in next tr; repeat from @ around, ending last repeat with tr in puff, join with sl st in 3rd ch of round—16 shells, 48 tr.

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Lakota Cardigan by Marlaina “Marly” Bird

The written instruction for the Body have incorrect measurements:

They should read…Cont in patt until front measures 3.5 (4.5, 5.5, 6.5, 7.5, 8.5, 9.5), the back should be worked until the back meas 8.5 (9.5, 10.5, 11.5, 12.5, 13.5, 14.5)

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Issue 11 – November 2010

No errata!

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Issue 12 – December 2010

Handy Helpers by Irene Strange

Watch out for the Stripy Hat Rnd12-15 -
the stitch count is right, but numbers in brackets got muddled up – it should read:

Rnd 12: Change to C1, (2dc in first st, 1dc in ea next 10 st) 2 times – 24sts.
Rnd 13: Change to MC, (2dc in first st, 1dc in ea next 11 st) 2 times – 26sts.
Rnd 14: Change to C1, (2dc in first st, 1dc in ea next 12 st) 2 times – 28sts.
Rnd 15: Change to MC, (2dc in first st, 1dc in ea next 13 st) 2 times – 30sts.

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Issue 13 – January 2011

Esmee Cardigan by Sarah Francis

The correct back sizing for XS, M and XL was omitted from the pattern.

Back (size XS, M and XL only)
Join yarn at right front marker

Rows 36 to 38: Repeat Rows 3 to 5, but work from * to * 6 (9, 11) times.
Row 39: Repeat Row 2, but work from * to * 6 (9, 11) times.

Size XS only:
Rows 40 to 43: Repeat Rows 36 to 39.
Rows 44 and 45: Repeat Rows 36 and 37. Fasten off.

Size M only:
Rows 40 to 47: Repeat Rows 36 to 39 twice. Fasten off.

Size XL only:
Rows 40 to 47: Repeat Rows 36 to 39 twice.
Rows 48 and 49: Repeat Rows 36 and 37. Fasten off.

NB: There are size and fit issues with this cardigan that I’m still working on. I’d recommend waiting until I can properly work on the cardigan (probably in July or August, as I am working on final university exams until then) so that you can have a cardigan that works and fits. If you’re desperate to make it before then, then I would recommend looking at my notes for Esmée #2: http://www.ravelry.com/projects/lowenek/esmee-cardigan-2 . I made and documented a few changes, others -which are referred to more cryptically – I am still trying to work out. Please message me on Ravelry if you have any problems, or would like a chart for any part of the cardigan.

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Walnut Vest for Men by Mary Beth Temple

Tension listed in the magazine is for 1” or 2.5 cm, not for 4”/10 cm.
Actual tension/gauge is correct here – 16 sts and 16 rows = 4”/10cm in Tunisian simple stitch.

Foundation should read: With MC, 74 (84, 94, 104, 114) ch.

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Shifting Skies – Issue 13:

Row 9: Repeat Row 2 (68 sts)
Row 10: Repeat Row 3 (72 sts)

Sizes S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
Row 11: Rep Row 4 (76 sts)

Sizes M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL
Row 12: Rep Row 5 (80 sts)
Row 13: Rep Row 6 (84 sts)

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Issue 14 – February 2011

Fern Cowl by Claire Montgomerie

Rnd 10: sl st across to next 1ch sp, 3ch, (1tr, 1ch, 2tr) into same 1ch sp, @ miss 3ch, (3ch, 1dc into next 3ch sp) 5 times, 3ch, @@ work (DV st, 1ch), into each of next 3 1ch sps; rep from @, ending last rep at @@, work (DV st, 1ch) into each of next two 1 ch sps, join with sl st to top of first ch

Rnd 11: sl st across to next 1ch sp, 3ch, (1tr, 1ch, 2tr) into same 1ch sp, 3ch, @ miss 3ch, (1dc into next 3ch sp, 3ch) 4 times,@@(DV st into 1ch sp of next DV st, 3ch) 3 times; rep from @, ending last rep at @@, (DV st into1ch sp of next DV st, 3ch, ) twice, join with sl st to top of first ch

Rnd 12: sl st across to next 1ch sp, 3ch, (1tr, 1ch, 2tr) into same 1ch sp, @ miss 3ch, (3ch, 1dc into 3ch sp) 3 times, 3ch, DV st into1ch sp of next DV st, 11dtr into 1 ch sp of next DV st, @@ DV st into 1ch sp of next DV st; rep from @, ending last rep at @@, join with sl st to top of first ch

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Cherry Wrap by Shannon Mullett-Bowlsby

Panel
Row 6 should read:

Row 6: 4 ch, Dtr, work Tr V across, turn.

Instructions for Treble Crochet Cluster
(Tr Cluster) should read:
…2 times (6 loops on hook), yo draw through all 6 loops on hook, 3 ch, dc] in next st.

Clarified stitch placement:

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Artichoke Hat by Linda Permann

Changes in bold.
Round 5: Stitch count should read 10 1-ch sps (not 20).
Round 6 (WS): 1 ch, turn, dc in same st as join and next st, bobble in 1-ch sp, dc in next 5 sts, repeat …. dc in remaining 3 sts.
Round 9: Stitch Count should include 10 ch-1 sps.
Rounds 16-26: Repeat Rounds 10-15, then 10-14 once more.

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Issue 15 – March 2011

Hayworth Bag by Zoe Clements

The first row worked after the Foundation Tr extension row should be Row 1, followed by Row 2 (not Row 2 followed by Row 1!) The bag is then worked in pattern throughout.

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Monroe Wrap Coat by Shannon Mullet-Bowlsby

Buttonhole Row:

3 rows before the ending row, work buttonhole row as follows:
Ch 1, htr in 1st st, RhtrF in next 2 sts, ch 2, miss next 2 sts, * RhtrF in next 14 sts, ch 2, miss next 2 sts; repeat from * once, RhtrF in next 4 sts, turn.
Work final 2 rows in pattern st.

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Issue 16 – April 2011

Ujima Hat by Kristen Hein Strohm

Row 5 should read: Join CC, 1ch, dc in first tr, work 4 (4:6) shell sts, (placing dc of third (third, fifth) shell in the next tr from row 2, placing 5tr of fourth (fourth, sixth) shell in the next dc from row 2, and placing dc of fourth (fourth, sixth) shell in the dc at the end of row 1), turn.

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Alphabet Mobiles (part 1) by Cwm Enfys

The uppercase letters are available from Rainbow Valley.

Lower case “a”
Rnd 1 should read “(2dc in next ch, 5dc) 3 times” not “(2dc in next ch, 5ch) 3 times”

Lower case “y”
Rnd 1 should read “14dc, dc4tog, 14dc” not “14ch, dc4tog, 14dc” and “4dc in next ch, 28dc along next ch section” not “4dc along next ch section, 28dc along next ch section”.

Lower case “l”
The indtructions for “r” were printed instaed of the instructions for “l”. These were reprinted in issue 18

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Issue 17 – May 2011

Mesh Scarf by Veruska Sabucco

Row 13 should read:

Row 13: 8ch (counts as 1tr and 5ch), miss 5 sts, 1tr in dc, 2ch, miss 2 sts, 1dc in next dc, 2ch, miss 2 sts, 1tr in next dc, 5ch; rep from across, ending last rep at . Turn.

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Stan and Minty by Barbara Lawler

Designer’s additional finishing instructions:
You need to stitch Stan’s horns on at the end, pin first to check position. The head from Row 18 to the end uses a 3.50 hook to bring it in.

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Issue 18 – June 2011

Solomon Shrug by Jenny King

This pattern should be constructed from side to side, not top to bottom as stated and uses 2 balls of Rowan cotton glace

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Issue 19 – July 2011

No errata!

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Issue 20 – August 2011

No errata!

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