Creative Knitting Spring 2018: A Review

Today, let's take a look at the Spring 2018 issue of Creative Knitting .





under the sidewalk. It's a very cute piece, but I can't help but stare at its oblong shape, an awkward shape of a shawl that looks great if left on the couch.





Buttercup jacket. Nice stitching on this one, but this long sleeve and body length one isn't for all women. However, it is easy to shorten the form for the desired user.





Cabotage in a cardigan. I am not a fan of this. Open cardigans look very small (and this is no exception) and the folded edges look patchy.





Cruz hat. This is a beautiful scarf.





Ellanden Xala. This is a beautiful wrapper that looks and feels great.





Eyes are everywhere. This is good. The asymmetric front panel might make me a little nervous, but I do my best to firmly step on it because of its unusual appeal. It would be fun to wear this crazy combination of yarn and pair it with jeans.





Knit jacket. This thing with a soft yoke and short sleeves looks very cute. Personally, I could not get rid of this look, but it would be charming for a loving man.





peach jacket. Standard T-shirt. This should be done in an interesting topic.





Princeville jacket. I'm not a fan of this, but I think I would like it more if it was made on a more interesting thread with a more attractive beak. It sounds a bit simple and sensible that way, and as a result, it's influenced by the '20s lingerie, and I'm not talking about the lingerie you find in twenties girls. They danced at the 30-year-old Charleston wearing a flask. in his hand. One of their leagues.





scarlet sky. not bad. Fit and seams are good.





Change the shape. Beautiful lace in this.





Skygate stole. I love the gradient color used here and the beautiful stitching, but I wish the designer was looking for something other than the rectangle.





Smooth shawl. It is very interesting in an unusual way. I can only say that the shawl here is not the best style and does not show its merits.





Temple Valley Fest. I'm not a fan of those long, high, slouchy sweaters. They are impractical and usually unattractive. Even this professional model doesn't go with that elaborate and upbeat look.





Marseille T-Shirt I love the fan pattern on the yoke and the shape isn't bad, but I'd like to add some embellishment to finish off the sleeves and neckline. This neckline looks downright frank.





Jacket with water drops. I love the fit and finish well and this designer did something new with the lug pattern by giving it a teardrop shape.