Everyone makes mistakes and for those moments, your patience and understanding is greatly appreciated. Should we find a published error anywhere on our Erik Homemade® Coffee Break eZine we will let you know as soon as we find it. By the same token, we appreciate being alerted to any possible errors our readers may find. Please notify us at weblog(at)erikhomemade(dot). We will also correct the errors we find so that future mistakes can be avoided. See also the READ THIS Page for more information.
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21 February 2011:Christmas Mystery Quilt page 21: The written instructions on page 21 mistakenly said Step 13 Sewing unit. The written instructions should have read Step 3 Sewing unit. The information on the diagram was correct: Step 3 Sewing unit (side-by-side green squares). An updated PDF instruction was published at 13:50 EST(US) containing the correct information.
14 January 2010: Christmas Mystery Quilt page 15: The diagram on page 15 erroneously labeled the center section Step 6 Sewing uint. The diagram should read Step 2 Sewing unit. The written instructions were correct. A new PDF instruction has been uploaded and all instructions contain the correct information.
09 December 2010: Christmas 2010 Mystery Quilt page 10: The written instructions erroneously state "Repeat for a total of 2 strips". You will only make 1 strip (as shown on the pattern diagram). A new PDF instruction page has been uploaded and all instructions currently reflect the correct information.
26 November 2010: Christmas 2010 Mystery Quilt: Do to a resycronization error, some subscribers may not have received the instruction update for 22 November 2010. An update/resync was issued on 26 November 2010 so that everything will be "in line" for Monday, 29 November 2010 as usual. Thank you for your understanding. Please report any problems with this "resync" to the address listed on our Contacts Page.
09 September 2010: Scrap Pile Clean-up Mystery Quilt: question; In case you are wondering, some of the blocks in our sample quilt got mixed-up in the excitement to sew the quilt together! If you notice a light reversed with a dark, or vice-versa, it is simple a jumble caused by quilter's enthousiasm! Our apologies for the confusion.
Happiness is getting it right...
