Beautiful pattern - and really lovely yarn… will probably do again with a more varied palette (these colors are more similar than I’d have thought looking at the skeins on their website). It actually is quite texturally interesting with the similar colors. I’m even thinking of a dye-it-myself project… maybe a long-color-stripe yarn for one of them… similar to the Swing-Stricken(™) patterns?
Absolutely easier with the written out instructions than trying to look at the printed pattern (especially the one I did on my own printer - running out of red ink in the middle of it didn’t help!)
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/bartelcl/miss-grace-shawl
and
http://www.ravelry.com/projects/Docmarr/miss-grace-shawl
10-12-2015
Rrrrrrripping out… I did the increase at the end of the 2nd row (not the 1st). Is my yarn different from the example…? Maybe not… it will be ok.
10-13-2015
Back on track - helps when you follow directions… though I’ve reached another point of confusion… the yellow circle parts of the pattern… is that count from the right side edge or the wrong side edge? Sigh… I’m glad there’s a KAL. At least there are more obvious differences in my 3 colors now.
10-17-2015
This is going much better with the written out instructions see above - bartelci and Docmarr… So much wonderfulness amongst fellow Ravelry-ers! <3
12-20-2015
Have found a few typos in the written out instructions… so I (in my nit picky fashion) created my own spreadsheet of what I think are what the picture shows. I also suspect differences don’t matter all that much in the scheme of things… Simple rule of thumb is that even numbered rows are all base color… the rest alternate somewhat randomly. These are mostly based on the extensive list created by Docmarr (link above)…
03-02-2016
Found a few more typos/errors… will need to redo spreadsheets and repost - but the biggest change is for row 129 - which should be color 1 (not 2) … and (I think) should start 69 stitches from end of WS (not 49)… YMMV
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