Winter 2004

Airy Cardigan (page 70)
Rows 5 and 6 of the sleeve edging should read: Purl (not Knit as stated).

Traditional Neckties (page 81)
The solid pointed tie requires 2 balls of yarn, not 1 ball as stated.

All Tied Up (page 83)
Our apologies to Russi Sales (RussiSales.com), the distributor of Fonty Velourine yarn (used for Susan Sternlieb's tie). We mistakenly attributed this yarn to the wrong distributor.

Flower Hat and Lace Knee-Highs (page 101)
When working the sock leg, work Rnds 29 - 42 of Embossed Flower 2 Chart once (not twice as stated). Working these rnds twice will require another ball of yarn.

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