Pattern Updates / Errata

Occasionally, when releasing a new pattern a mistake slips through the net… Usually they are very minor and all that is required is a silent update of the pattern file and no one is any the wiser!

Once in a while, however, there is an error that needs to be brought to your attention. So far any of these errors have been minor! Phew! But a couple still worth noting! A note will always go up in the “Errata” section of my Instagram highlights, and I will add the same note here.

If, someday, a pattern error is so dramatic that it warrants re-issuing of the pattern files to all purchasers, a new pattern file will be sent by email to everyone who has purchased that pattern. So far so good, but we all know that, despite checking and rechecking (along with the help of an amazing gang of eagle eyed testers) mistakes can happen!

 

 

SUNrise Pouch

July 2026 - This pattern has been out a long while and a sneaky little error was brought to my attention by a lovely customer (thank you Alissa!) only a few weeks back. This error has been rectified on all listings.

On the A4 and Letter pattern files only (A0 and Projector files are and were correct) the numbering of one pattern piece was incorrect. Most folk probably never noticed as the pieces intuitively match, but the last thing we need, with so many options to play with is a numbering issue like that!

As shown in the tutorial (see ppage 17 below) the “Lower Pieced B Front/Back TALL” should be labelled as G1c and the “Lower Pieced B Front/Back CROPPED” should be correctly labelled as G2c.

 

In the A4 / Letter print at home pattern file somehow the numbers got swapped. That has been fixed now, so no longer any confusion on which of the pieces go together!

 

MilestonePOUCH

November 2022: Step 6: Lining Bag Prep, page 19, Step 6a. The body of the text is correct “Baste the cord in place, with a small stitch length, 2cm (3/4”) from the top of one short side of the right side of the lining.” The image however shows an incorrect dimension of 4cm (1 1/2”). The pattern was updated a few days after the release in November 2022.