Errata

Sometimes we all make mistakes; look here if you think you found one in one of my patterns.

For all self-published indie patterns, I’ve updated the digital pdf to reflect the correction noted here. The content of the Knitting Short Rows book is owned by the publisher, and I regret that I have no control over re-publishing with corrections; all known errata are noted here – I apologize for the inconvenience, and remain committed to being an indie designer first, with full control over my content. Thank you for supporting Indie!

3/24/2022 L’Heure Verte, from The Art of Circular Yokes

p.104 Shape Back

Short Row 4: DS, purl to 5 sts before prev DS, turn.

Beginning first round with DS, knit 65 rounds, working both legs of each rem DS together as you come to it;

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3/7/2022 Knitting Short Rows; Techniques for Great Shapes and Angles – Meeting Triangles

p. 62 Right Front Collar CC Triangle [30 Rows]

Row 1 (RS): With CC, k1, *sl yo to right needle correcting stitch mount, return st to left needle, k2tog; rep from * to end.

Setup short row 1 (WS): K1, turn.

Setup short row 2 (RS): Yo, k1.

Short row 1 (WS): Knit to yo, sl yo to right needle correcting stitch mount, return st to left needle, k2tog, turn.

Short row 2 (RS): Yo, knit to end.

Rep Short rows 1 & 2, 12 more times, until 1 st rem unworked.

Next row (WS): Knit to yo, sl yo to right needle correcting stitch mount, return st to left needle, k2tog. Turn and cut CC yarn; resume with MC yarn and Row 1 of Right MC Triangle, above.

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4/19/2019 Knitting Short Rows; Techniques for Great Shapes and Angles – Draping Asymmetry

p.117 Garter Stripe With Short Rows

Short-Row 11: Sl1 and mark loop, knit to previous turning point, knit loop together with stitch, knit to 6 sts past second marker, turn.

Short-Row 15: Sl1 and mark loop, knit to previous turning point, knit loop together with stitch, knit to end.

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3/8/2019 Knitting Short Rows; Techniques For Great Shapes and Angles – Draping Asymmetry

p.114 Shape Right Back Shoulder

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2/4/2019 Knitting Short Rows; Techniques For Great Shapes and Angles – Rumble Strips

p.128 Cable (worked over 12 sts)

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12/18/2018 Knitting Short Rows; Techniques For Great Shapes and Angles – Radial Raglan

p.138 Finishing Front Edge and Collar

Next Row (WS) Knit.

Set-up Short-Row 1 (RS) Knit to second marker, twint&t.

Set-up Short-Row 2 (WS) Knit to marker, twin&t.

Short-Row 1 Knit to twin, work twin together with st, K4, twin&t.

Rep Short-row 1 fourteen more times.

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8/23/2018 Avix

Updated schematic to correctly reflect the length from armscye to bottom of the hem. Previously the schematic indicated 16.5″ for all sizes, but the measurement should be 16.75 (16.5, 16.5, 16.25, 15.75, 15.5)”. The corresponding pattern instructions on p.5 have also been corrected to state that body length from armscye to before the 1″ ribbed hem should measure about 15.75 (15.5, 15.5, 15.25, 14.75, 14.5)”.
The important thing here is really just to work the lace chart through Row 170 for all sizes!

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4/30/2018 Knitting Short Rows; Techniques For Great Shapes and Angles – Buttonside Sweater

p.86 Buttonhole row 5: (RS) K5, MB, knit to last 8 sts, MB, k5.

4/30/2018 Knitting Short Rows; Techniques For Great Shapes and Angles –  p. 120 The Twin-Stitch Method on a Knit Row

1. Knit to the turning point; insert the right needle tip knitwise under the front leg of the stitch below the next stitch and knit . . .

6/6/2016 Frost Grape

Short rows at back neck: Short Row 1 (RS): K12 (12, 13, 14, 16, 16, 17, 17, 17, 22), w&t.
Short Row 2 (WS): P6 (6, 7, 7, 9, 9, 10, 10, 8, 11), w&t.
Short Row 3 (RS): knit to wrapped st, knit wrap together with st, K2 (2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3), w&t.
Short Row 4 (WS): purl to wrapped st, purl wrap together with
st, P2 (2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 2, 3, 3), w&t.

I’ve also revised the beginning of the topdown sleeves so that the initial decrease better helps avoid holes at the underarm pickup, revised the number of cuff rows to match the schematic, and added stitch counts in a few additional helpful places in the pattern.

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1/22/15 Silverado

Hem: After the Setup Row (WS), 6 rows should be worked in Rib pattern as established then the hem bound off on the RS, in order to begin the applied I-cord at the right bottom edge without cutting the yarn.

Raglan Increases, Rows 1 & 3, (RS): . . .  sm, Pf&b, purl to 2 st before next marker, Pf&b, P1, sm . . .

I’ve updated the placement of the Pf&b to immediately after the left sleeve marker, and 1 stitch before the right sleeve marker, to improve visual symmetry.

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3/25/14 Katie Scarlett, Woolly Wonka Fibers Heroines Shawl Club version:

The Diamond last rep chart Row 9 is missing the SSK and K2tog symbols; the written instructions are correct. The chart should look like this;

1/9/13   Snug, published in Clotheshorse magazine.

The gauge as listed in the magazine, and the needle size for gauge, should be 16 st and 22 rows/4″ with US 8 needle, after blocking.