I first saw this item months ago on e-PatternsCentral.com. I caved in and bought the pattern on January 25, and started working on this in Medium size four days later, using two strands of Monaco Raylon held together to approximate a fine (sport weight) yarn.
The Back panel was completed without incident.


I found the Right Front panel troublesome; there were some errors in the pattern that had me frogging any number of times. Details below, for reference:
Row 3: Following the pattern yielded 47 (not 46) sts and chs.
Armhole Shaping, Row 9: For last dc dec, ignored ch3 at start of previous row.
Armhole Shaping, Row 10: Following the pattern yielded 42 (not 40) sts and chs.
Armhole Shaping, Row 12: Following the pattern yielded 40 (not 38) sts and chs.
Armhole Shaping, Row 13: Following the pattern yielded 38 (not 36) sts and chs.
Armhole Shaping, Row 14: Ended row with dc dec in first and last of next 3 sts, dc dec in last 2 sts (a la Row 12).
Armhole Shaping, Row 15: Completed the last peak, dc in 2nd st after peak, rem sts left unworked.
Armhole Shaping, Row 16: Started with ch 3, dc dec in next 2 sts, peak, and then followed Pattern stitch. Ended row with dc dec in first and last of next 3 sts, dc dec in last 2 sts (a la Row 12).
Armhole Shaping, Row 17: Left last 3 (not 8, that was too many) sts unworked.
Armhole Shaping, Row 18: Started with ch3, dc dec in next 2 sts, dc, peak, and then followed Pattern stitch. Ended up with 30 sts, which is the correct count for shoulder shaping and joining to Back.
And after figuring all that out, this is what I ended up with:

I started work on one Sleeve and found another apparent error:
Row 28: Following the pattern yielded 97 (not 101) sts and chs.
I then emailed Pattern Services at e-PatternsCentral.com for clarification on where to join the “All Sizes” rows on Page 7 — Top of Sleeve, or Cuff? Not receiving any reply, I went ahead and made Rows 1-5 (All Sizes) at Top of the Sleeve, and Row 6 at the Cuff (which is where it ought to be, based on the pattern photos). Also, for Rows 1-5, I did NOT follow Pattern for beginning and ending at chevron peaks; instead, worked the rows without the additional beginning/ending stitches.
After finishing the Sleeve, I joined it and the Right Front to the Back panel just to see how it would turn out; I wasn’t about to work the Left Front and the second Sleeve without testing the first pieces. Being satisfied with the result, I completed the rest of the pieces without difficulty (other than lack of time, that is). I ran out of Raylon somewhere along the second Sleeve, so it and the Left Front were done using new cones of thread.
Last Saturday (February 20), I completed the Trim.
Row 2: Bottom Edge = 19 x 6 = 114sc. Right and Left Edges = 22 x 6 = 132sc (each side). Top Edge (Back) = 7 x 6 = 42sc, with 2sc in center dtr dec. (Yes, I know this is incomprehensible. Sorry.)
Row 3: Used 7tr instead of the 5dc called for in the Pattern, to remedy puckering along the edges.
A button from one of my old office uniforms completed the Sweater. And here it is, at last:


Will try to add better photos to this post later. Preferably ones taken by someone else LOL.
UPDATE @ March 15, 2010: OK, here’s a photo I took earlier at the Richmonde Hotel, some time before our training course started:
