Creative Knitting Winter 2017: A Review

Creative Knitting magazine released the Winter 2017 issue. we will see.





Budweis Bubble hat. Beautiful colors, even better.





Color matching jacket. It looks like a bag that closes with a drawstring.





Application of color theory. I love him with all my heart.





Comfortable cabin cover. It looks a bit rough and uneven.





Kirina jacket. Although I added an extra inch to the depth of this necklace, it is a very attractive stitch and fits perfectly. As you can see, this picture is not straight.





Knit and knit hat. This is another layer that looks uneven and sticky.





Read socks on rainy days. Cute and cheerful socks.





Hat and scarf in one charming basket. It is a lovely hat and scarf with good texture and can work with most jackets and coats.





on the border. On the Ravelry page for this pattern, she calls it a dress and Creative Knitting calls it the coat. I'd call it a jacket, and because it's so big, it's not that flattering. It is never a good idea to have a model bend at the hips and reach her waist to make the design look good.





change robe. There are lovely details on the collar and cuffs, but this hammock shape can be a little tricky to come by.





Sweater for the weekend. Simple soft pullover with dropped shoulders. There are better basic models.





to pack. Knitted coats can be hard to wear, but they're not bad. It sits well. It's super simple and neutral, but it means you'll be wearing as many clothes as possible and won't be as dull to the touch as mohair. I was going to do this with a nice color of high quality fabric yarn and use interesting swirl accessories like a brooch. It would also strengthen my flabby shoulders.





Temple of Arches. Nice naughty hat.





cookie punch. Very well placed and beautiful colour.





wires on the platform. I am better. She's big, but well tailored to outshine the supermodel, and a simple dress would make her something really interesting.





missing wires. I'm less enthusiastic about it. I usually sell corduroy knitted sweaters, but they look very thick and uncomfortable, with low shoulders and a low neckline.





Ski lodge wrist warmers. I would put half an inch. The design appears to be cut off as is.