Cast On Winter 2019-2020: A Review

Today we are going to take a look at the design of the Cast On winter edition 2019-2020.





Bonded rib pads. While this can easily be done by hand, machine is an example of weaving. Although I just love the tartan lines, sequins and lace hats, I think the combination of all these elements is too demanding, but of course you will always find details that have been thought through a lot.





Cable skirt panels. Knitted skirts have a very unfortunate tendency to stupidity, and I'm afraid I'll be one of them. I'd love to see this design on a real person before I ventured.





Calypso Crescent. It's pretty good, although there are more interesting and whimsical color choices.





Tunic train. Warm, cozy, "sitting at home in winter" is great for a sweater, but I'm not sure I'm attracted to this super long silk fan, and I doubt the existence of a plain skirt.





Colorful Joy Gloves. This will make a good hide and seek hunter.





Davos. The turtles are classic and very attractive. This necklace sits well and is in good shape.





Entrelac neck pillow. It's like an uncomfortable pillow from which all the other blankets will fall.





Wigs for wigs. This skirt has very beautiful lines and hangs very well. You deserve more beautiful buttons than this.





Scarf with keyhole. I prefer the design, but the color burns the cornea a bit.





Armenian Lily sweater. The combination of the triangle/argill pattern and the lilies is such an amazing combination of motifs that the resulting sweater looks a little weird.





Lily of the valley. Not bad. I think if it is made of wool, if not cotton, woven for the summer, then it should be worn on top.





Muscular shirt. It's designed to be an appropriate outerwear for men, but I can't imagine any man I know wanting to wear something like that. I must admit that in my life I unfortunately lost a fashionable and torn man.





Folded lace cardigan. Very attractive fabric. The ruffle detail on this back is very bright.





Quinn. It's a combination of brioche and interlake techniques, so if you like technical sophistication and fun picking out interesting color styles, this project might be for you.





Swivel mattress sets They come in trendy home supply stores and will give your desk an expensive artistic bohemian look.





S'mores hood. Gorgeous: and the designs, and the soft and subtle colors that are fun.





Close the hairpin "Cable". Big! I love the polished look of the slick seams cut over the signature rib.





Square pillow for Entrelac buttons. I don't mind, she has a grainy, fuzzy look but I can also admit that I'm not at all a fan of enrelac because she tends to look like one.





Super Bingo Top. This sweater is quite boring and out of shape. Honestly, it would probably look a little better in a model that really suits him, but it's not that hard to write.





Tessera's hat. This is interesting and even a little surprising.





Scarf triangle. It's a very smooth work and like Bronte's character. I don't think I can do it with my wardrobe, but I'm sure there are women who like a little Victorian fragrance in their accessories. Tip: If you need to prepare and run into Rochester or Heathcliff while using it, keep looking. Can you do it better.