Creative Knitting Summer 2018: A Review

Creative Knitting has released its 2018 summer edition. let's see.





Donna Plover. There’s an interesting seam line here - pay attention to the crooked threads on the front side panels. The dull color of the oatmeal of this thread does not match this pattern.





Maureen's sweater. Very nice and portable.





Sandra Cardigan. I can’t get over the “beach blankets” atmosphere.





Wendy cardigan. there is nothing wrong with that. It fits and has a decent shape.





Angela K. I like the underside and the sides of the neckline, but the folds on the front don't match this design - they blur the figure.





Cecilia Head Pillow / Shawl. It's as simple as this cloth. The fun wool yarn used in this sample may work well for this, but I would still look for a design with a little more detail.





Sylvia Scharf. The lace is beautiful in this and the thread is beautiful. This is Hedgehog Silk / Merino Lace and it looks very smooth and sweet.





Yvonne West. there is nothing wrong with that. Case-style designs are generally difficult to fix, but this fits well.





Turtle's grandmother. Tasty. Sometimes non-woven ornaments, such as the chiffon ribbon used here, help a lot in the design.





mamua. It’s something I wouldn’t do with wool yarn, as it makes it difficult to see and appreciate the lace skirt and gives the outfit an attractive, sharp look.





Only the sun. It doesn’t look rough and attractive. The only fun thing I can get out of this is that I love the idea of ​​a crochet baby toy sweater.





Bertram Reservoir. there is nothing wrong with that. I love the chevron pattern in the case. I will add the edges of the neck and arms as they are a bit unfinished.





Cyril Roana. Usually curtains of this size don’t appeal to me, but there’s no denying that they make a great impression.





Joanna scarf. There are more detailed striped cloth patterns. I’d rather go with one of them than with this one.





Nigel Scharf. Nice and attractive square scarf.