I enrolled in Level 11 last October 3 and soon after, this past year took on a life of it's own and I've arrived back where I started a year ago! I am ready to get to work on my Level 11 and want to know if I need to re-register, or get new instructions, or just get to work with what I've got. Please let me know.
Many thanks,
Rachel Kahn
Vermont Knitter

I suggest checking with TKGA by using the Contact Us link. You could also check the TKGA Master Hand page to see if you notice any updates or changes to the directions. You do not need to re-register but you do need to work with instructions that are current as of the last year.

Hi, VT Knitter. Welcome to the board!

This is what it says at http://www.tkga.com/masters/index.shtm:

GET THE NEWEST VERSION OF THE MASTERS INSTRUCTIONS - FREE
Check below to make sure you are working on the latest version of your Masters instructions. The instructions are revised from time to time for clarity, to correct errata, etc. If you do not have the latest version, contact TKGA@TKGA.com and request the update -- at no charge. Be sure to provide your member ID for faster service. You can request that the update be sent to you via e-mail. (Note: if you submit your work with instructions over a year old, it may be returned to you.)

Current versions of all Masters Program instructions:

Hand Knitting
Level 1 – 04/02/07
Level 2 – 04/16/08
Level 3 – 11/26/07

Thank you for your replies. From what you've noted my interpretation is that I have the current, most recent instructions. So . . . here I go! I will contact TKGA on the contact us link just to make sure.

I won't tell you how long I've been holding on to my Level II instructions. I think I've received 2 updates so far.

If I ever find the argyle sock & mitten I have knit for level 11 I'm going to admit on this board where I found them. I'll also admit if I give up and knit them over which I am beginning to think would be quicker and less frustrating!

The quickest way to locate the old ones is to knit new ones.

Not that I have any experience in these sorts of matters.

Painfully true, Rox.:-)