Wow, you've found a lot of errors. Also, some yarn manufacturer's websites have correction pages. Also, last year I found an error in a sock book (can't find it now to share). I emailed the publisher, they checked with the author and emailed me back the correction. It is troubling to know these errors exist because some inexperienced knitters may not have the knowledge or courage to correct them during the project. They may assume they are doing something wrong. "How come this sock isn't turning out like the picture??!!"

OMG, shaddy. Thank you - I think. I've spent three hours going through the knitted afghans! I haven't finished yet (but it is after 2 am here, so...). And look at all the other sites - be still my heart! I thank you, even though my house-mates do not. Nor do my workmates. And the housecleaning will fall behind even further, as will my exercise regime. Thank you, thank you, thank you. Jane2 (Janey elsewhere)

I have the Southern Belle FCM200 that got damaged. IF you could email me a copy of FCM200 Southern Belle I could email you a copy of FCM201 Southern General, FCM206 Northern Rose or FCM449 Chief IV. Let Me Know.. Thank You for any Help. I would like to make another Southern Belle. gailellis57@embarqmail.com

check out lion brands "waterfall" afghan. there are intructions for both crochet and knitting. i've knit several, everyone who has received them really likes them. but i always knit them very large-- calls for 58 stitches cast on #19 needles and to knit to 60" using 6 skiens of 'homespun' yarn (using 2 strands at a time. i usually cast on 116 stitches with #17 needles and knit to 72" using 10 skiens of yarn 2 strands at a time. I did one in purples using 1 strand of same color of homespun throughout with 2 other strands of mix and match purples (3 strands altogther) that came out great, depends on how your DH is going to use the afghan-- in his den or on camping trips? what type of yarn you use. I make my afghans large because something 44"x60" (standard afghan size)doesn't seem really useful. diggerb practical