Interweave Knits Fall 2018: A Review

In today's post, we take a look at the Fall 2018 release of Interweave Knits , where things got really complicated in a very good way.





Beach front vest. I like the vest with its snug ties (though yeah, I can see what you did there, the drum top), but I'd definitely recommend wearing it with just about anything except a striped swimsuit.





Cambridge cardigan. I like the idea of ​​this vintage college style sweater, but would change the fit a bit. This is a style that will look a bit glamorous at best, but it does mean one size larger than usual, not two or three.





Classic knit cardigan. What does the title of this work say? I would put them on myself.





Follins Pond sweater. Reasonable use of cables in this case.





Wonderful island jumper. Overall, it's a good thing, but I'm not a big fan of the V-neck.





Herring Bay Cover. Good case.





Jumper on Massachusetts Avenue. Wonderful use of wires and beautiful detail, except I see a small multi-border.





Monomoy Dolman. Beautiful! I would just add some ribs to this braided neck as it still looks a bit shabby.





Mount Auburn jacket. Very good part!





Oxford street sweater. Excellent performance in a classic style.





Prescott sweater. Attractive cables.





Quince sweater. This rhombus-style cable pattern is so creative that it looks amazing.





Racepoint sweater. Beautiful!





Sand collar sweater. Another wonderful knit sweater.





Wendell Street Sweater. It has a modern genius vibe.





Another sweater. I like the idea of ​​a scarf collar and contrasting cufflinks, but probably not the performance. Do you want the collar and cuff to be a bit wider? I would direct the hanging shoulders, the transition between the rice seam shoulders and the front braid looks a bit rough, it may need to be replaced with a patterned ribbon.





Yardmouth sweater. oooo beautiful! I like the way the designer uses joiners to fill in raglan yarns.