I've never done this shawl, but looking at the charts makes me want to get down on my knees and give thanks for Dee's (Stevieland) charts!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
The only thing I can advise you about is technique (that I've learned from Dee). First of all, how do your row 43 stitches line up with those below? Were all of the stitches lining up correctly in row 41! Did you miss a decrease? Is there an extra YO in the previous pattern row, etc.?
What I've found in my own lace knitting experience is to go back over the row in question very slowly and methodically making sure every stitch is correct. Even then, when a row comes out "correctly", when I purl back I'll occasionally find an error. Dee has taught us to say the stitch sequence back to ourselves as we purl across. I can't tell you how many times I've found yarnovers that shouldn't be there, or double decreases without the psso being done, just sitting there waiting to be completed!
Good luck!
The only thing I can advise you about is technique (that I've learned from Dee). First of all, how do your row 43 stitches line up with those below? Were all of the stitches lining up correctly in row 41! Did you miss a decrease? Is there an extra YO in the previous pattern row, etc.?
What I've found in my own lace knitting experience is to go back over the row in question very slowly and methodically making sure every stitch is correct. Even then, when a row comes out "correctly", when I purl back I'll occasionally find an error. Dee has taught us to say the stitch sequence back to ourselves as we purl across. I can't tell you how many times I've found yarnovers that shouldn't be there, or double decreases without the psso being done, just sitting there waiting to be completed!
Good luck!