Greetings, dedicated knitters! In the world of knitting, where every stitch is a step towards creating a masterpiece, we understand the importance of precision and accuracy. Yet, in the realm of creativity, even the most meticulously tech edited and tested patterns can occasionally bear a flaw.
Acknowledging the importance of accuracy in our patterns, we present to you the errata page for Astoria River. Our commitment to delivering patterns of the highest quality has led us to carefully identify and correct any discrepancies that may have slipped through inadvertently.
Thank you for your understanding, patience, and, most importantly, for being a valued member of our vibrant knitting community.
Chronological Pattern History of Astoria River
- Official Pattern Release (Version 2): March 13th, 2023 – This marks the pinnacle of updates as there’s been no updates since this date.
- Low-Visibility/Screen-Reader Formatting: Implemented on February 24, 2023 (Pattern fully aligns with prevailing accessibility standards).
- Tech Editing: Meticulously conducted by Jerrah Robbins.
- Sample Knitting, Grading, and standard formatting: Concluded September 18th, 2023.
- Official Pattern Release (Version 1): March 20th, 2017.
- Tech editing and testing knitting: Finished August 27th, 2017.
Have you encountered an issue in the pattern that may have been overlooked?
If you’ve come across any anomalies, discrepancies, or potential oversights in our pattern, we genuinely appreciate your keen eye and dedication to the craft. Your input is invaluable in ensuring the quality and accuracy of our knitting patterns.
Please take a moment to fill out the form below, reporting any issues you have encountered. Your feedback will be promptly reviewed by our team, and we are committed to issuing updates for the pattern to address any identified issues. By keeping everyone informed through updates to this post, we aim to create a collaborative and supportive community where the joy of knitting is enriched by shared experiences and continuous improvement.
Issue Report Form:
Your contribution to this collective effort is immensely appreciated. Together, we can ensure that the joy of knitting remains a delightful and seamless experience for all members of our community. Thank you for your dedication and happy knitting!