Interweave Crochet Winter 2020: A Review

Today it shows a slight increase on the site. I had never read Corn magazine before, but over the years I have been asked many times to think about it. I got to the final stage of volume estimation and tried to figure out how it works and what the answer is. I can conclude (recipes here and here ) and talk about the critical price, but I'm not very good at knitting, so I hope you all support me with your appeal. - Or a straight hook? Interview during review of Crossroads Summer 2020 edition .





Bergshrund shrugged. There is nothing wrong with that - it hangs well and is easy to work with. The back looks great.





But I can't say that I'm bothered by the second suggested way of wearing this jacket - it looks cropped and uncomfortable, and I like to think that the person wearing it is in the dark and can't see anything. Start with yourself in the mirror.





Carmine package. A Tunisian sewing machine may seem a bit harsh to me, but I thank the fashion department for making this scarf almost as beautiful.





Katinsky scarf. The relief of two colors is an excellent result.





cold snow It's okay, but I think if I ask a snowman how to get to the North Pole, he'll just ignore me.





Cooper shawl. Very simple but well dressed.





Drum scarf. Choose both the fabric and thread used here and this bandage will wrap well.





Oscar Coley. Nice graduated rope and light spider feel.





Caplet fern. I didn't really sell this little closed hood that looked like a slightly protruding part of this woman's head.





Waldover Metz. not bad. Notice how many ribs they have, including gloves.)





Magazine cover. I like the idea, but it's a little twisted. Instead of using an asymmetrical sewing machine, I prefer to sew a piece of leather on a sewing machine. The frame that bothers me, below you can see the original cover of the notebook, but I don't know how it was completely hidden.





Cam Coyle. I don't really like it, but I think it would be better not to have a color scheme. They are gray and the water does not give anything to each other.





Osef cardigan. I have doubts about how to place this cute postcard and/or hang it up.





Randkluft scarf. He has the problem of "falling out of the rubble into a random line".





Remy Cole. I really immersed myself in the reality of that era. He's a Tunisian cricketer, so he's like a jacket.





Shashiko handbag. 17th century Japanese Sashiko embroidery . The embroidery on this small clutch, taken from this tradition, is very intricate and attractive.





The best pullover. "Knock and feel good!" Unlock the line "Stay connected to any rough and uneven surface in your area!" I love the look of this product and I wouldn't deny it; But it's not very realistic.





Lamb scarf. Good sauce.





Oh my god , I think this is the one thing you always want to show your child or child illegally. With a little practical note, it serves as an arena and an opportunity for beginners to expand the Tunisian cricket system.