Interweave Knits Gifts 2019: A Review

Interweave have released their 2019 edition of Interweave Knits Gifts - it's quite a task, with lots of useful little patterns that can be made from different ends of yarn. Let's take a look at this, shall we?





The lampshade is lighter. A decent two-tone hat with an interesting texture on the band.





Blizzard in the middle. Nice simple hat.





Winter wind hat. A loose beanie with a nice knit, which is also made in two rows, which makes it even warmer.





Penny Blush Frosty. I wasn't too impressed with the warm look of the unfinished tea.





ice cap. The asymmetrical straps add a playful touch to the design of this hat.





floating hat. This one has a pretty lace pattern. It's also the perfect hat to wear if you want to tell someone about it. “I just came out; it might take a while” when you leave.





Snow hat. It has a peacock feather pattern, doing it in peacock color might be very different if, like me, you love all peacocks.





Avalanche hat. Classic cable-stayed bridge.





Ice cover. This cap has a finer cable knit texture, which is ideal if you want to have a wired effect without going overboard.





Cry steal. Great classic cover.





Sweet rice scarf. That's fine, but I'd rather leave a large square piece on the couch than use it.





Climb the envelope crystal. very beautiful!





lavender balm sachets. They are so beautiful that I almost regret sewing them myself .





Comfortable rest. I don't have a phone or tablet, but I figured if I wanted to make, say, a knitting kit for my digital camera, I'd like to make it a little more basic.





Chamomile tea towels. It looks good, but I'm interested in its functionality. Has anyone ever tried drying dishes or hands with a wicker napkin? I wonder how long this will take.





Gift bag with dancing diamonds. This is great but seems like a daunting task to put in a gift bag.





Bell scarf. Another beautiful scarf.





Arctic willow coils. Another interesting heist.





christmas shawl With its stripes and hood, it seemed to me a lot like the 1920s, and back then it was a much sportier outerwear.





Double ivy scarf. Beauty!