Summer 2003

A Sterling Reputation (page 7)
To contact Denyse Specktor for the NeedleSizer and other knitting tools, write The Big Yarn, PO Box 84519, Los Angeles, CA 90073; or phone (310) 358-5105.

Forest Path Stole (page 24)
Row 37 of the charts for Lily of the Valley and Birch Leaves charts (page 28) are incorrect. For Lily of the Valley, Row 37 should be worked as foll: K16, k2tog, k1—18 sts. For there to be the correct number of sts before the dec, the box to the right of the k2tog symbol should be gray to indicate "no stitch." For Birch Leaves, Row 37 should be worked as foll: K9, sl 1 kwise, k2tog, psso, k6, k2tog, k1—18 sts. For there to be the correct number of sts before and between the decs, the boxes on each side of the double dec symbol and the box to the right of the k2tog symbol should be gray to indicate "no stitch."

Knit Two Together (page 35)
Jill Montgomery based her skirt pattern, as Elizabeth Zimmerman based her circular Pi Shawl pattern, on the formula: a circle's circumference=2πr. (πr² gives a circle's area).

Luminous Lace Camisole (page 56)
The instructions for the right cup are incomplete. After working 31 (31, 41, 41) sts in St st for 1/2 (1, 1 1/2, 2)" (1.3 [2.5, 3.8, 5] cm), insert the foll: For C and D cups only: K2tog at beg of last row—31 (31, 40, 40) sts rem. Cont with lace patt as written.

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