Winter 2003

Marcel’s Sweater (page 16)

The key to the charts on page 18 is incorrect. The corrected key reads:

The ssk should be worked as foll: Slip 2 sts individually kwise, replace these sts on left needle, knit them tog through their front loops.

 

Dolman Updated (page 30)

Instructions for Left Front (Right Front) should read:
Work as for right (left) back until all sleeve incs have been made—122 (127, 133, 133, 141) sts. Cont even for 15 (17, 17, 21, 23) rows, ending with a RS (WS) row.

For the 2 fronts, rather than following Shape Sleeve Top instructions for backs:

Left Front

Shape Sleeve Top

Row 1: (WS) purl to last 26 (27, 28, 28, 29) sts, wrap next st, turn

Row 2 and all RS rows: knit

Row 3: purl to 25 (27, 29, 28, 30) sts before last wrap, wrap next st, turn

Row 5: purl to 28 (28, 29, 28, 30) sts before last wrap, wrap next st, turn

Row 7: purl across all sts, working wraps tog with wrapped sts

BO all sts kwise.

Right Front

Shape Sleeve Top

Row 1: (RS) knit to last 26 (27, 28, 28, 29) sts, wrap next st, turn

Row 2 and all WS rows: purl

Row 3: knit to 25 (27, 29, 28, 30) sts before last wrap, wrap next st, turn

Row 5: knit to 28 (28, 29, 28, 30) sts before last wrap, wrap next st, turn

Row 7: knit across all sts, working wraps tog with wrapped sts BO all sts pwise.

 

Man's Brioche Vest (page 43)
Neck and armole bands are worked on the larger needle, as per the instructions, and contrary to the introduction.

 

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