To err is, um, human: errata page
By Megan Goodacre
Mistakes in a knitting pattern are the worst, I know. But they do happen.
A pattern can be written, checked, tested, checked, tech edited, proofread, and there's a finished photographed sample of the real thing so the pattern must have worked, but... mistakes happen.
The great thing about self-publishing is that I can release an edited version of a pattern and make it available for download. And I can notify people by email. But also I wanted to let you know there is an Errata page now. Good place to check if you are wondering "is this right?"
Winter Concert today, and then one more day of school, we're almost there!
A pattern can be written, checked, tested, checked, tech edited, proofread, and there's a finished photographed sample of the real thing so the pattern must have worked, but... mistakes happen.
The great thing about self-publishing is that I can release an edited version of a pattern and make it available for download. And I can notify people by email. But also I wanted to let you know there is an Errata page now. Good place to check if you are wondering "is this right?"
Winter Concert today, and then one more day of school, we're almost there!