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Corrections
This page contains corrections to issues of
the magazine after publishing.
Issue 47 December 2009
- Page 40: The instructions for the 15-sided biscornu are actually in Issue 45 not 47.
- Charts for the Summer Garden Pocket and scissor fob are missing from this issue. You can download them from a link underneath where you downloaded the December 09 issue.
Issue 45 October 2009
Issue 44 September 2009
- Page 43: We have left out some information on supplies for the biscornu and scissor fob. You need x7 8mm antique gold daisy spacers, x6 4mm antique gold daisy spacers and 12 4mm round pearl beads (white). For placement please see this note: The large spacers are only used on one side of the biscornu, the side facing up. The other two large spacers are used on two panels of the fob.
The smaller spaces are used on one panel of the fob and on the side panels of the biscornu.
- Romantic Rose Garden Mandala. We have left out some information about the crystals needed for this project. Here are the details and quantities: Swarovski 4mm bicones - Rosaline Gold x4,
Swarovski 4mm cubes - Vitrail Medium x1,
Swarovski 4mm bicones - Alexandrite AB x12
Issue 43 August 2009
Issue 37 February 2009
- Page 35: The design size and finished stitched area measurements are incorrect for the Jeanne d'Arc Myster Sampler.
Here is the correct information:
Design size: 113 x 490 stitches
Finished stitched area:
14/28 count: 8" x 35" (20.5 x 90 cm)
16/32 count: 7" x 30 2/3" (18 x 78 cm)
18/36 count: 6 1/4" x 27 1/4" (16 x 69 cm)
20/40 count: 5 2/3" x 24 1/2" (14.5 x 62 cm)
Issue 36 January 2009
Issue 34 November 2008
- Page 44: We would like to acknowledge the "Prairie Schooler Santa" is designed by Pamela Byrd Smith of the Prairie Schooler.
Issue 33 October 2008
- Page 34: The brand of thread in the
symbol key for the "2009 Mystery Calendar Sampler" is
Needlepoint, Inc silks, not ThreadworkX.
The 'x' symbol is Needlepoint Inc - Northern Lights 022, Light
Carnation
Issue 32 September 2008
- Page 20: In the article about Queen
Mary of Scots, King Henry VII is referred to. This should read King
Henry VIII.
Issue 31 August 2008
- Page 10: Scissor Tip Protector from
the Summer Flowers Sewing Set by Lody Steward of Timber Creek
Needleworks. Here is a
photo showing how to insert the skirtex. The diagram shows
inserting the skirtex in the wrong place.
Issue 30 July 2008
- Page 11: In the Quaker Flowers
Strawberry Emery chart: the Quaker flower, upper left motif has six
stitches going across, it should have 3 stitches, skip a stitch,
then 2 stitches.
- Page 7: In the key for "I love
Cross Stitch" by Maryse Dupont, the symbols for Old Red Paint (DMC
315) and Old Hickory (DMC 611) need to be reversed.
Issue 28 May 2008
- Page 14: In the Garden with Jane
Austen by The Sampler Girl: GAST Green Pastures should be
represented by the symbol Z and not the downward arrow as
seen in the key.
Issue 27 April 2008
- Feature Design: "The Red Lady Sampler" by Kirsten Edwards. It has been pointed out that this design looks very similar to Carriage House Sampler's design, "Faith, Hope and Honor" and there has been some concern that it was copied. The inspiration for The Red Lady Sampler came from this historic needlework piece, "Spring" housed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art . In the introduction of the feature design, it is stated the Fishing Lady canvaswork pictures were the inspiration for this piece and this has led to some confusion about the origins of the design. Although the lady in "Spring" is not fishing, this historic piece is stitched in the same style and period as other fishing lady canvaswork pictures. We apologise for any concern or confusion this has created amongst stitchers.
Issue 20 September 2007
- Page 10: Min Min Quilt Block: The
horizontal and vertical line of stitches where the arrows point need
to be stitched only once.Page 24: Sophie's Afternoon Key
This symbol is actually Kreinik's
#325 / DMC #3688. It's a pink, not a green.
Page 30: The dimensions for the
total fabric needed for the Chatelaine should read: 35 x 140
cm (13 3/4 x 55 1/8").
- Page 35: There has been some confusion
over which way the fabric should go for the Historic Countries
Mystery Sampler. Here is a diagram to help explain.
Issue 18 July 2007
- Page 50: Alphabet for A Stitcher's
Teacup is missing the letter "I". Here
it is.
Issue 17 June 2007
- Double Dutch Sampler page 10: Two skeins
of each Gloriana silk listed is needed to complete the design
(6 yards each).Corrected
Key for Waves Tin Top
- Row
9 of White Musings Mystery Sampler by Follow The Leader Designs.
Issue 14 March 2007
- Carousel Birth Record Pillow pages
4-5. DMC 792 symbol should be a teardrop, not a black square.
- At Home with Jane Austen pages 9-10. In the top and bottom vine borders,
the vine is worked in Spinach or DMC 520 with the stems worked in
Poblano Pepper or DMC 3053. In the first chart, the vine shows a dot
symbol that is not in colour code. Also the top row of vines and purple
berries is shifted two blocks to the right compared with the rest of
the design.
Issue 13 February 2007
On page 5 we called Natasha Mlodetski's
new snail, Moysa. It's actually Mosya.
Issue 9 October 2006
The diagrams and colours for the
specialty stitches in Martina Weber's Lavender Garden Mandala are
missing. You
can download them from here.
Issue 8 September 2006
The correct link to Beth K. Hendzlik's
blog is: http://www.linenandhoop.com/
Issue 5 June 2006
Page 13: In the dolphin pin cushion key,
the symbol "1" (Gentle Arts Sampler 1030 Banks Grey) is the
circle with the slash through it in the chart.
Issue 2 March 2006
- Page 9: Correction to historical
text. Katherine of Aragon did not marry King Henry VII, but his
son Arthur, Prince of Wales. After his death, and death of Henry
VII, she married Henry's second son who became Henry VIII.
- Page 12: Mystery Sampler Part 2: The * symbol should
be stitched with HDF Black Cherry or DMC 3740
Issue 1 February 2006
Page 13: Mystery Sampler Part 1: The * symbol should
be stitched with HDF Black Cherry or DMC 3740
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