Nobody’s perfect; even after passing through multiple levels of editing there will always be things that fall through the cracks. If you’ve found a mistake somewhere in one of my books that’s not listed here, please feel free to contact me!
The errata on this page refer to the first printing of Double or Nothing; subsequent printings will have these errors fixed. If you’re not sure which printing you have, check the copyright page toward the front of the book. If it doesn’t say “Second Printing,” you have the first printing.
Page 25 (found January 11, 2017):
This error was found by a reader in PA. In “Alasdair’s double-knitting method,” Step 2 begins “Insert the needle into the next stitch purlwise …” but should read “…into the next stitch knitwise …”
Page 36 (found April 17, 2017):
This error was found by a (different) reader in PA. The standard double-knit bind-off has two errors in it. First, in the prep row section, Step 2 reads “…slide your work to the other end of the needle and then turn.” You don’t need to turn if you’ve already slid your work over, so ignore the “and then turn.” In addition, in the main section of the slipped bind-off instructions, Step 3 should read “Repeat Step 2 …” instead of “1 and 2”. Both of these are common sense fixes that most people will make on the fly but they’re important to note anyway.
Page 48 (found May 28, 2018): This error was found by a reader in Sweden. In the pattern “Abaciscus,” the cast-on does not explicitly indicate that the pattern is worked in the round. The paragraph below “Pattern” should read “CO 208 AB pairs. Join in the round, being careful not to twist. Place marker(s) at beginning/end and (optionally) at halfway point (104 pairs from beginning).” This and the subsequent erratum are fixed in the downloadable page 48+49 PDF.
Page 48-49 (found March 7, 2017):
This is not an error, per se, but it’s an issue of clarity. In the pattern “Abaciscus,” charts 1a and 1b are meant to be read as a single continuous chart which has been split up to fit on a page. In previous cases where I have done this, I have continued the numbering as well, which makes it clearer that the chart is meant to be continued. Please feel free to download the latest fixes to these two pages in the Page 48+49 PDF.
Page 124 (found March 13, 2017):
This error was found by a reader in CA. In Chart 6 of the “Eureka” pattern, the quilted pairs in Row 1 are appropriate for most repeats but in the second and fifth repeats in the six above Chart 4, the quilted pairs should be omitted to avoid an artificial seam. I don’t have room for a “Chart 6b” so I’ve amended the instructions to recommend omitting the quilted pairs in Chart 6 Row 1 where the large triangles continue from Chart 4.
Page 139 (found September 13, 2017):
This error was found by a reader in MO. In all of the decrease rounds in the “Ferronnerie” pattern, the charts listed in the instructions are switched from the ones they should be. However, the descriptions of those charts are correct. For example. Decrease Round 1, Step 2 mentions “Chart 3a (motif).” However, if you look at Charts 3a and 3b, the motif chart is 3b and the plain chart is 3a. If you ignore the 3a and 3b but follow the “motif” and “plain” designations, you’ll be fine. I have changed these instructions in the new Page 139 PDF and updated it in the Ravelry version.
Page 173 (found December 18, 2018):
This error was found by a reader in Georgia. The chart which is labeled “Chart 3” should instead be labeled “Chart 1”. It is the same chart as Chart 1 from the previous page, and is referred to as such in the pattern on the following page. This is not a major change so does not warrant creating a new page PDF; it will be updated in the Ravelry version next time I make an update there.