Due to a layout error, the special instructions referring to Star Stitch for Part 2 of our crochet-along have been printed twice, but should differentiate between Beginning Star Stitch, and Star Stitch. See below for the designer's updated instructions.  

Star stitch is made over 2 rounds 1st is right side facing, 2nd is wrong side...but there is a beginning star stitch and the normal star stitch... this is how it goes....

[beginning star stitch] Join with a standing *htr in any ch-2 corner space, ch 1 to form eye, insert hook into eye and draw through a loop, repeat in the bottom of htr post, in ch-2 corner space, and in the next 2 sts. You will now have 6 loops on your hook, yarn over and draw through all 6 loops. Ch 1 to close the stitch and form the eye of the star.  

[star stitch] (Insert hook in the eye of previous star st and pull up a loop, repeat in the last spoke of the star, in the same stitch of R10 that the spoke of the last star is in, and the next 2 sts, [6 loops on hook], yo and draw through all 6 loops, ch 1 to close)

Camellia Wrap Jumper, size clarification

We have written in the magazine that this jumper is shown in size L on Lanna, who wears a UK 8 usually, however we do not mean to imply that the L size is intended for UK size 8, and is more suited for UK L 12/14 - this jumper is a little too big for Lanna but shows the positive ease that could be achieved if you wanted to go up a size! A size 8 would be an S in this pattern. We apologise for any confusion caused - we recommend you measure a jumper you like to wear before you start crocheting any garment patterns and then work to this size.

Foundation treble stitch, step-by-step clarification

The instructions and images listed were for foundation half treble (ftr), rather than foundation treble (ftr). See the new instructions and step-by-step guide below.

1. Chain 3. Yrh and insert through 3rd ch from hook.  

2. Yrh and pull up one loop through ch - this has linked your stitches together. 3 loops on hook Yrh and pull up one loop - this is your new ch st to work the next stitch into. 3 loops on hook

3. Yrh and pull through two loops. 2 loops on hook

4. Yrh and pull through two loops. 1 loop on hook

5. Yrh, insert hook into ch st from previous row created in Step 4.  

6. Yrh and pull up one loop through ch - this has linked your stitches together. 3 loops on hook

7. Yrh and pull up one loop - this is your new ch st to work the next stitch into. 3 loops on hook

8. Yrh and pull through two loops. 2 loops on hook

9. Yrh and pull through two loops. 1 loop on hook