Cast On Winter 2019-2020: A Review

Today we take a look at the Cast On Winter Edition page for 2019-2020.





Subjective ribbed pillows. While it can easily be done by hand, machine is an example of weaving. While I love tartan tops and lace hats with sequins and ribbons, I find the combination of all these elements very interesting, but of course you can always overlook the details you thought so highly of.





Cable skirt panels. Knitted skirts have a tendency to fail at ombre, and I'm afraid that could be one of them. Before I start, I want to see this design firsthand.





The Calypso Crescent. Very beautiful, although there are more attractive and elegant color choices.





Car tunic. Not bad for a warm and cozy "stay home in winter" sweater, but I'm not sure I noticed that very long side slit, and I doubt it's a straight skirt.





Colorful gloves. This will make a good stash crusher.





Davos. The turtle is classic and very fashionable. This necklace fits perfectly and is in good condition.





Entrelac neck pillow. Seems like an awkward pillow that all the other pillows on the couch will mock and fear.





Fake pleated skirt. This skirt has very nice lines and hangs really well. He deserves smoother keys.





Shalik keyhole. I prefer the design, but the color scheme is more than just retina burn.





Armenian lily sweater. The combination of the triangular / argyle and lily patterns is a combination of motifs that is so beautiful that the resulting sweater looks a little strange.





Lily of the valley. Not bad. I think if you're not knitting with cotton for the summer, you should wear it if it's wool.





Muscle hemp. It was designed as an outerwear specifically for men, but I can't imagine any man I know wanting to wear an outfit like that. True, in my life, unfortunately, there are no fashionable and torn men.





layered vest Very interesting work. This back ruffle detail is very bright.





Quinn. It's a combination of the brioche and interlake techniques, so if you like the joy of choosing the wrong and eye-catching color scheme, this project might be for you.





Rotating crochet window set. They come from a fashionable home supply store and will give your table a refined and expensive bohemian look.





S'mores kappie. It's beautiful - and the soft and subtle designs and colors are beautiful.





"Cable" sliding cover. Sweet! I love the polished slide show, which is a typical cut on the rib.





Square button Entrelac pillow. It doesn't matter to me, it looks pretty gross and confusing, but I have to admit I'm not at all a fan of enrelac, as she has a strong tendency to look that way.





Super Bingo Top. This sweater is so boring and out of shape. Honestly, it would probably look a little better on a model that actually fits, but it's impossible to override it.





Tile clock. Interesting and even a little bright.





Triangular scarf. This is a very complicated job and seems to belong to one of the Bronte heroes. I don't think I can do this with my wardrobe, but I'm sure there are women who love a little medium Victorian scent in their accessories. Tip: If you have to do it yourself and run into a Rochester or Heathcliff wearing it, keep looking. You can do better.