| Issue |
Notes |
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| Jan/Feb 2008 |
Page 20 (Basic Guide)
Illustration 5 is incorrect as printed. There were extra buttonholes in the magazine version. Here is the corrected Illustration 5. |
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| Nov/Dec 2007 |
Page 80 (Suppliers Directory)
The contact information for The Button Company was printed in error. Their contact information is as follows:
The Button Company
(Wholesale Only)
811 Main Street, Suite 13
Columbia, MS 39429
(601) 731-1466 (phone)
(601) 731-1479 (fax)
www.thebuttoncompany.net
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| March/April 2007 |
Page 56 "1st Communion"
The retail source for the dress featured on page 56 was incorrectly listed. All materials for this garment are available from:
Vaune Pierce
11998 Bubbling Brook Street
Moorpark, CA 93021
(805) 529-5005
vaune@vaune.com
www.vaune.com
Page 69 "How To" featuring the "Bugs on Parade" garment
Beautiful Buttons' HW120-12 was incorrectly listed as the buttons on this garment. The actual buttons used are Beautiful Buttons' HW120-15. We apologize for any inconvenience. |
| Jan/Feb 2006 |
Page 23 (Basic Guide) Under "Alter Pattern to Accommodate Eyelet Edging" The text should read: Trace "Lucinda" yokes from Pattern Pull-out onto tissue or paper. Remove 1/4" from shoulder neck edge of front and back yoke pattern pieces.
Page 64 (Sewing for Baby) on Step 3 under the section "Construction of Dress" the raw edges should be turned under 1/4" at back yoke (not 1/2" as stated in magazine).
Page 80 (Suppliers Directory) under the section "Pages 26-29," the contact information for LynWeeks was printed in error. Her contact information is as follows: Lyn Weeks
938 Tim Tam Circle
Naperville, IL 60540
(630) 778-1768
www.lynweeks.com |
| Sept/Oct 2005 |
Page 27, "Michael," Sewing for Baby
Information on a kit for this project was printed in error. No kit is available. All supplies for this project are available from The Children's Corner Store at (615) 292-1746 or www.childrenscornerstore.com.
Page 58, "Lace Bonnet," Basic Guide
The retail source for this project is Sarah Howard Stone, Inc. Contact information is as follows:
Sarah Howard Stone, Inc.
2754 Boultier Street
Montgomery, AL 36109
(334) 262-7154
www.frenchhandsewing.com |
| July/August 2005 |
Pages 31 & 66 Boys outfit with "Go Team" smocking design should also have included Cheri Williams pattern "Long & Short Overalls" view 1 - boys short sleeve shirt. |
| July/August 2005 |
On the Pattern-Pullout the Embroidery Design and Wristlet Pattern were incorrectly credited to Elizabeth Kurella, Debbie Ambrose should have been given credit for the original designs. Creative Needle would like to offer sincere apologies to Ms. Ambrose. |
| May/June 2005
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A pattern number was incorrectly cited in the "A Basic Guide to Color & Embroidery" article by Trudy Horne, pages 58-60. The jumper pattern by Simplicity should be #5317 not 5318. |
| Mar/Apr 2005 |
In the article "Heirloom Legacy" by Carol Harris, page 19, the suppliers information to order the scissors from Carol Ahles was omitted.
Carol Ahles, P.O. Box 820152, Houston TX 77282 www.carolahles.com
(281) 558-1497
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Nov/Dec 2004
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The following is a correction to "Heirloom Legacy" by Carol Harris,
pages 56-60.
In regards to the instructions for the Silk-Yarn Booties on page 60, the
first sentence of instructions should read "Cast on 40 stitches
using size 2 or 3 US needles."
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Jul/Aug 2004
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The following are corrections to "A Basic Guide to Color &
Embroidery", pages 18-22
Robison Anton Rayon machine embroidery thread used was Dress Green #2584 and
Glow #2234
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May/June 2004
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The following are corrections to "Heirloom Legacy, Peas &
Carrots", pages 56-59.
In regards to the embroidery design, the vine/script is worked in
floche # 368 not floche # 367.
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Mar/Apr 2004
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The author of "Flowering Accents" was inadvertently left off.
Lyn Weeks is the author and her website is www.lynweeks.com.
The following items are clarification and additional details for
"Flowering Accents"
Close-up of Collar
Embroidery Designs
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Some of the original designs and garment adaptations from "Picnic in the Park," pages 26-36, were incorrectly credited in the March '04 issue. We apologize for any confusion in this matter.
Jan Wilson created the crazy quilt bodice from the cover and page 28 and adapted the patterns for the capri pants and tucked shirt, page 27.
Carol Murray and Jan Wilson designed the flip-flop appliqué, pages 30 & 31.
Carol Murray was responsible for the pattern adaptation of the white pima wale piqué dress, page 33 and the sleeve adaptation of the floral print dress, pages 26 & 36.
Additional information on the "Heirloom Legacy, Lalla" kit:
Yardage has been calculated according to the following dress lengths:
Size 1=21", Size 2=23 1/2", Size 3=25 1/2", Size 4=28",
Size 5=30", Size 6=32"
A 4" hem has been planned for sizes 1-3; a 6" hem has been planned
for sizes 4-6. Be sure to plan your layout carefully before cutting out. The
T-shape will need to be cut beside one of the skirt lengths, therefore it is
imperative that you DO NOT cut the skirt length all the way across the fabric
width. The lace yardage has been calculated on a 2:1 ratio. It is advisable to
plan your lace lengths for each components of the garment before cutting.
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May/June 2003
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- The
following are corrections to the
embroidery legend for "Heirloom
Legacy, Belle Meade", pages 26-29:
Bullion loop flower: Petals are done in
894 (medium pink)
Blue butterfly: There is an outline stitch
that encircles the chain stitch in the
wings and is worked in 798 (dark blue)
Small green butterfly: Tiny chain stitches
encircle granito and are worked in 955
(aqua)
Five petal flower: The shadow work petals
are worked in 959 (teal)
- "Sewing
for Baby", page 23:
The embroidery design and Size 4 of the
"Carol" adapted dress front were
left off of the pattern pull-out. These
can be downloaded by clicking on the links
below. You
must have Adobe Acrobat Reader to open
these files. This program is available for
free download at www.adobe.com
****It is important to make sure in
the print dialog box that you uncheck any
references to "Shrink oversized pages
to paper size" or "Fit to
Page" as they will shrink your
pattern piece to the incorrect size.
- Embroidery
design
- Size
4 adapted dress front for
"Carol"
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Mar/Apr 2003
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- On
page 35 in the article "Smockless Pleated
Yokes-Bishop Bubbles" the pattern used is
Chery Williams "Basic Bishop
Bubble".
- On
pages 58-60, the sleeve pattern used was
"The Princess Dress" from
Collars, Etc. Pattern Company (www.collarsetc.com).
The pattern used for the rest of the dress
is "Dottie's Day Dress" as
listed in the materials list.
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Sep/Oct 2002
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On
page 69 under "Snowflake Design
Instructions", the script was left off of
the pattern pull-out. Click here
to download the script design. |
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"Easy
Sunsuit" Pattern
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In
the "Easy Sunsuit" pattern the Front
Facing pattern pieces for sizes 2 and 4 are
incorrect. Click here
to download the corrected pattern pieces.
Patterns mailed after July 1, 2002 have the
corrected pieces included. |
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May/June 2002
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The embroidery designs for "Tiny Treasures..How
to Make Shadow Work Preemie Gowns", page 66 can be downloaded by clicking here. |
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May/June 2002
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Click
here
for adaptations to the "French
Nightgown" as featured on page 31. |
| September/October 2001 |
The web address for Monograms Plus is www.monogramspluscullman.com
The e-mail address for Yvonne Watts to order the Christmas
Star Ornament kit (referenced in the article "A Star from Christmas Past")
is frozen@bigpond.net.au
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| March/April 2001 |
On the Pattern Pull-out for the dress
"London" the tucked skirtband
for the dress is labeled "Cut 1 on fold."
It should read "Cut
two on fold"
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| January/February 2001 |
The Pattern Pull-out "Amy" is incorrect.
The correct pattern will be printed in the May/June 2001 Pattern Pull-out. |
| September/October 2000 |
The address for Little Stitches in the Suppliers Directory
on page 75 was in error. The correct address is 1115 Balmoral Road, Atlanta
GA 30319. |
May/June
2000 |
The author of "Vintage Eyelets" is Sylvia Fooshee.
Her name was inadvertently misspelled in the May/June 2000 issue. She is the owner
of Delicate Stitches by Sylvia in Tulsa Oklahoma; her telephone number is 800-471-2697. |
| March/April 2000 |
Below is a clarification for cutting out the Shoulder
Button Bishop from this issue's A Basic Guide to Color and Embroidery.
Distance between arrows should be:
| Daygown |
19" |
| 1 |
24" |
| 2 |
25" |
| 3 |
27" |
| 4 |
29" |
| 5 |
33" |
| 6 |
35" |
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| March/April 2000 |
The phone number in the Euro-Pro ad on page 9 was in
error. The correct number is (800) 798-7398. |
