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Juju’s Loops Errata
Sorry folks! I hate that I have to post anything on this page, but if there are mistakes I will endeavor to correct them here. (Patterns with corrections in alaphabetical order below)
Berry Wrap
February 22, 2012
The symbol for increasing 3 in one stitch (shown below) should be read as (k,yo,k) in the same stitch, regardless of whether it is worked on the right-side or the wrong-side. The symbol key in the book says it should be read as (p,yo,p) on the WS. If you do work it as (p,yo,p) it won’t make much difference to the pattern.
Brown Eyed Susan
January 27, 2012
There is a mistake in the way the row numbers are counted for the main body of the shawl. Row 16 should be row 17, Row 32 should be row 33, and row 60 should be row 61.
Cinnamon Girl
February 9, 2012
Summary of errors:
1. Typo on page 74&75 “Right Front Lace Cable Band”
2. Mistake in order of when to slip marker and when to make a stitch under “Work in Pattern as follows:”
3. Typo on page 75 “Row 54”
4. The stitch counts at the end or rows 57 and 61 are incorrect and the instruction row 63 was missing from the large size, although the overall row count of 70, before separating for the sleeves, is correct.
5. The stitch count included the 14 Back lace cable stitches in the sleeves rather than the back in the “Divide Sleeve Stitches and Try On” instructions. This led to an incorrect stitch count at the end of the “Continue Knitting Body section” as well as for the sleeves.
6. page 76, increase total underarm incorrect, should read 12 stitches rather than 18 for this vesion.
7. Page 79, if you are completing the sleeve with twisted moss stitch, and working in the round, just follow row one of the moss stitch pattern, between the asterix, for every row.
Here’s how it should read: (changes in red)
1. Right Front Lace Cable band (pages 74 & 75)
Row 1 (RS): ktbl, ptbl, yo, sk2p, yo, ptbl, ktbl, k1
Row 2 (WS): sl wyif, k2 tbl, p3, ktbl, ptbl
Row 3: ktbl, ptbl, ssk, yo, k1, ptbl, ktbl, k1
Row 4: sl wyif, k2 tbl, p3, ktbl, ptbl
Row 5: ktbl, ptbl, k3, ptbl, ktbl, k1
Row 6: sl wyif, k2 tbl, p3, ktbl, ptbl
2. Work in pattern as follows:
Follow the chart (see below) or written instructions for the Left Front Lace-Cable Band for the first 8sts, slm, M1 if required, slm, work Lace-Cable Band, slm, M1 if required, work moss st over the sleeve, slm, M1 if required, M1 if required, slm, …
3. For sizes M&L only: (pages 75 & 76)
Row 51: M1 at each of the sleeve edge markers, but not at fronts. 8sts inc; (241, 249) sts
Row 55: M1 at each of sleeve edge markers, but not at fronts. 8sts inc; (249, 257) sts
4. For size L only: (page 76)
Row 57: Lg; Work incs at each of the sleeve edge markers, but not at fronts. 8sts inc’d; 257sts.
Row 61: Lg; Work incs at each of the sleeve edge markers, but not at fronts. 8sts inc’d; 265.
Row 63: Lg; Work incs at each of the sleeve edge markers, but not at fronts. 8sts inc’d; 273sts.
No more increases for size L, continue to work 273sts in pattern 7 more rows and then follow the instructions for separate sleeve stitches.
5. Divide Sleeve Stitches and Try On
(page 76) Run a length of scrap yarn through the 39 (42, 45) sts of the Left Front body. Place the 39 (45, 51) Left Sleeve stitches on a separate length of scrap yarn. Continue the scrap yarn from the front stitches around to pick up the 69 (75, 81) Back sts. Place the 39 (45, 51) Right Sleeve sts on a third length of scrap yarn separate yarn holder. Continue the scrap yarn from the back around to the remaining 39 (42, 45) sts of the Right Front body. Tie off the lengths of yarn holding the sleeve stitches (allowing an extra 4cm/1.5in of length on each), and try on…
Continue Knitting Body (page 76) Pop your needle back through the Left Front, Back and Right Front stitches, leaving the sleeves on the lengths of scrap yarn. Knit the Left Front stitches in pattern, up to the armhole. Use a temporary co to add 9sts under the arm. Continue knitting the back in pattern to the right underarm. Again, using a provisional cast on, add 9sts and then continue knitting front in pattern, working the new underarm sts in moss st. 165 (177, 189) sts…
6. Set up stocking stitch panels as follows: (page 77)
Continue to follow the chart or written instructions for the Left Front Lace-Cable Band for the first 8sts, slm, (kfb, k1) 12 (12, 13 times), kfb, slm, [38 (38, 43) sts in section]
Continue to work Lace-Cable Band ove rth enext 7sts, slm, (kfb, k1) 4 times, kfb, slm, [12sts in section]
Continue to work Lace-Cable Band over the next 7sts, slm, (kfb, k1) 26(30, 32) times, kfb, slm. [18sts in the this section]
Continue to work Lace-Cable Band ove rth enext 7sts, slm, (kfb, k1) 4 times, kfb, slm, [12sts in section]…
7. Twisted Moss Rib Written Instructions: (page 77)
When knitted in the round, for a cuff (as in the pea soup version) follow these instuctions:
Row 1: *Ptbl, k1, ktbl, k1* Repeat across sleeve stitches.
Row 2: *Ptbl, p1, ktbl, p1*. Repeat across sleeve stitches.
Repeat these two rows for desired length.
Prairie Shawl
April 2, 2012
Instructions:
CO 246sts. Knit 5 rows, slipping the first stitch of every row with yarn in front. On the 6th row, s1wyif, k2, pm, *k16, pm*, rep * to * fourteen fifteen times, k3.
The next mistake occurs in the written instructions only:
Rw39: S1wyif, k2, ssk, k6, yo, k1, yo, k3 k2, sk2p, *K10, yo, k1, yo, k2, sk2p*, rep * to* ten more times, k14, k2tog, k3, 210sts.
Swoon
January 25th, 2012
There is a mistake in the number of rows knitted in Swoon. The pattern says that there are 60rws knit before joining at the underarm, and 60 rows after the underarm for a total of 120 rws before beginning the double bobble edging. There are, in fact, 72 rows before and after the armhole, making a total of 144 rws before the double bobble edge is begun.
Here’s how it should read (changes in red):
Back (page 55)
Using scrap yarn,CO 179sts with provisional cast on. Follow the 24 rows of chart or written instructions for Wrapped Stocking Stitch.
Repeat the 24 rows of Wrapped Stocking Stitch twice more and then knit the first twelve rows of sequence again (72rows). You have arrived at the underarm. Put all back stitches on a holder and work fronts to the underarm.
***
Right Front (page 55)
Working on the right shoulder of the back (as it would be worn) pick up 74sts with the RS of fabric facing, so that your needle point comes out at right shoulder. Follow the chart or written instructions for Wrapped Stocking Stitch, Rows 1-24. Repeat the 24 rows of Wrapped Stocking Stitch twice more (72 rows). You have arrived at the underarm. Break yarn and put all right front stitches on hold.
***
Left Front (page 56)
Working on the left shoulder of the back (as it would be worn) pick up 74sts with the RS of fabric facing, so that your needle point comes out at neckline. Work Rows 13-24 of chart or written instructions for Wrapped Stocking Stitch. Repeat the 24 rows of the Wrapped Stocking Stitch twice more and then knit Rows 1-12 again (72 rows). You have arrived at the underarm.
***
Joining at the Underarm (page 56)
Beginning at the Left Front neckline, knit pattern Row 13 for 74sts. Cast on 3sts using backward loop method. Continuing in pattern, knit 179 Back sts. Cast on 3sts. Knit the final 74sts of Right Front in pattern.
***
Body instructions (page 56)
Resume pattern Rows 14 – 24, following Wrapped Stocking Stitch Chart or written instructions. Repeat the 24 rows of the wrapped Stocking Stitch written instructions or chart twice more and then repeat rows 1-12 again…
April 2, 2012
We found an error in the sitch repeat of the written instructions for the fronts on rows 7 and 19 of the pattern:
Right Front Written Instructions (page 56)
Rows 7 (RS): K4, *3sw, k11*, rep *to* four more times, 3sw, k4…
Row 19 (RS): K11, *3sw, k11*, rep *to* four three more times, 3sw, k4.
Left Front Written Instructions (page 56)
Rows 7 (RS): K4, *3sw, k11*, rep *to* four more times, 3sw, k4…
Row 19 (RS): K11, *3sw, k11*, rep *to* four three more times, 3sw, k4.
Thank you miss Juju. xxx
Re Swoon … Oh dear! I am just at the joining on of the lace edgings (both sleeves done, long neck edging in progress) and I wondered why the sleeve edgings gathered so much! It’ll block out a good bit, but I think this is going to be a present for my granddaughter – I can’t bear to frog the entire project.
Cora, I’m so sorry! You can try just reknitting the sleeves so they are two repeats less. This will make them fit the slightly shortened armholes, which are still plenty big!
Let me know if I can help with more specific details.
Oh, my….just got my book and I LOVE swoon. I am just learning charts, so thrilled that you have the row by row, too. But my first question is…. what is 3sw?? Did I miss it somewhere?
Glad you like it! I noticed the 3sw symbol was missing from the back flap but the explanation for it is on the front flap.
hello
I have 2 questions regarding swoon
1. can you please write me that how can i make the 3sw more snug. mine looks looser in compare to the 3sw on swoon picture.
2. for provisional cast on did you use the crochet method or two needles.
thanks much
Hi,
To make the 3sw snugger, pull the yarn more tightly around the stitches. Usually the problem is the other way, with people pulling the yarn too tightly.
The provisional cast on I use looks like this. I am currently making a video of myself doing it, which should be loaded up to the blog in a couple of weeks.
HOpe that helps.
Juju
Berry Wrap
Please can you advise regarding the berry stitch chart. I am referring to rows 16 and 20 where there is a symbol which represents inc3- RS(k,yo,k) WS(p,yo,p). The written directions advise to do k,yo,k on WS rows. Which is correct?
Sorry about that. It seems there was a mistake in the symbols at the back of the book. The symbol should read the same for both front and back, (k,yo,k). To be honest, it wouldn’t matter much though if you were to knit it (p,yo,p). I will make a note in the pattern errata. Thanks for pointing it out.
Juju
Hi,
I’m at the point in Swoon where I am knitting the Double Bobble Edge. In the instructions for Row 6 you refer to some tips on picking up the stitches from Row One and purling together with the stitches on the needles being on the blog.
I’ve had a search on the blog but can’t find it. Is it here yet and, if it is, can you give me a link?
Ta.
Hi,
I’m just making a video to support this now. I didn’t get it done before the book was published. So, that is why you can’t find it. I will be knitting one in a few days time and will take photos of the technique and put them on the blog to help. I’m using a different yarn this time that is a little more difficult than the Priairie used orginally. I will be putting in a lifeline at the first row to be picked up. I recommend doing that.
Juju
I’m writing with respect to the brown-eyed susan shawl. I’ve already finished knitting two of these shawls (the small version) and I’ve had no bother with the written instructions. The shawls have turned out perfectly. Perhaps the errors you mention concern the chart (which I can’t use I’m afraid). In any case, I’m very happy with my shawls and am next going to knit the large version. May I say I love all your patterns but am a bit apprehensive about being CAPABLE of following the instructions. Regards.
juju
i am knitting the right front of the swoon, and the 74 stiches does not work numberwise with the wrapped stich
pattern starting with row 7. i think the number of stiches for the left front does not work either. please let me know if this is an error.
I don’t think there is an error here. If you’d like to tell me exactly what your problem is I can try to help.
juju
Hi
Did you use all of the 2 skeins? I am substituting and wonder just how much total yarn I will need.
Thanks!
oops, that question was about “Swoon” sorry..
I’m knitting the small Brown Eyed Susan but I would like it to be a bit bigger but not as big as the large. Can I just increase enough sts to add an extra 2 pleat repeats (or 4) I can’t see any reason why not but there might be something I haven’t thought of!
Thanking you in advance for your reply
Yes you can. Are you the one who is talking to Liz about this variation?
Hellow – I love the Brown Eyed Susan Shawl but am unsure what the k1w means/is – can you refer me to a book or website for more explanation? Did finish the shawl and love it – want to make another but blundered through the k1w. Thanks Jackie
The description of K1w in the front of the book reads:
You are making three yarn overs in place of one knit stitch. They don’t look like much on that row. The next row they the outside yo get knit together with the stitches on either side, stretching the centre stitch open.
Hope that helps. I will be making a video to support this soon.
juju
Hello, I just noticed a minor error on Row 39 of the Prairie Shawl’s written instructions. The first K3 should be K2. The chart is correct, however.
PS I LOVE this shawl.
You’re right! Thanks. I’m off to correct that now.
Thanks for letting me know.
juju
The stitch counts on the Prairie Shawl are not adding up correctly, unless of course, I am counting incorrectly. The CO is 246. Row 6 is slwyif, k2, pm, *k16, pm* rep * to * 14 times, k3.
16 X 14 = 224 plus 3 at the beginning and 3 at the end = 230.
Please help.
Sorry, there is a mistake. It should say:
Juju
Hi,
Congratulations for this wonderful book and these great patterns! With another French girl, we have chosen to knit “Swoon”. But we have a question about “3sw”. After having wraped 3 times the 3 stiches, do we have to knit them ou do we have just to slip them on the right needle and knit the 11 following stiches?
Thank you very much for your answer!
You could treat them either way but I slipped them and didn’t knit until the next row.
Juju
Hi,
I think I’ve found another error in Cinnamon Girl. On page 74 under the paragraph ‘Work in pattern as follows’ shouldn’t the make one be before slipping the marker on the sixth line?
I wrote it out because I was getting confused and it’s the only time when you’re directed to make one in the same section as the lace cable band.
Many thanks and congratulations on a beautiful book – I love it.
Felicity
Felicity,
You’re right! Thanks for pointing this out. We are just sorting out all the mistakes for our reprint so this is very helpful!
Juju
Hi Juju,
Luckily I have just begun Swoon…in time to make the corrections. I just hate to mark up your BEAUTIFUL book. I have copied the pages and made the corrections there…..I guess eventually I will have to change the book….ir perhaps just print out the errata and insert it. Any suggestions??
susann
We love, love, love the layering shrug. Any pattern for it?
Never mind. I just found it! Thank you