[linny anne]

I purchased a pattern. How do I find the errata on it if there is any. Should it be with the pattern. Purchased from ravelry.

Thanks

Linny Anne

 

[Dreamweaver]

Go back to the Ravelry site. There should be a note if any errata has been discovered and a link to it or a new copy of pattern....

 

[mopgenorth]

The pattern you received should be up to date. When the designer makes changes you will receive a notification and what the changes are - the designer should send you an updated version to download and replace the last version of the pattern in it's entirety. You might check with the designer to make sure, but I have never had any problems with not getting updates from Ravelry sellers.

 

[Ladyj960]

Google search errata for (name pattern), works for me.

 

[mirl56]

Are you sure there are mistakes? Why do you think so?

 

[trish48]

what is "errata'?

 

[EqLady]

what is "errata'?

Mistakes in the printed pattern.

 

[MaryE-B]

There is always the lag time between when the pattern is published and the error is found and the correction published.

 

[Ladyj960]

It's corrections for mistakes in a pattern.

 

[linny anne]

Are you sure there are mistakes? Why do you think so?

Because I was left with too many stitches, but I think I was completing the pattern incorrectly so am starting over after frogging twice!!

 

[mirl56]

yes, it could be operator error (ha ha) If it still doesn't come out with, check the row before and make sure you've got the right # of stitches there. Then do that trublesome row again.

You can type out 2-3 rows here and someone may be able to help you.

 

[linny anne]

yes, it could be operator error (ha ha) If it still doesn't come out with, check the row before and make sure you've got the right # of stitches there. Then do that trublesome row again.

You can type out 2-3 rows here and someone may be able to help you.

Yes, I've got a few replies which are helpful, so here goes!!

 

[run4fittness]

good luck!