Interweave Knits Spring 2018: A Review

Interview Knights released the spring 2018 issue,: it was a very difficult manual for them. Let's take a look.





Bergen visor sweater. I like this very much. I managed to reduce the yoke a bit to strengthen the Fair Island stripe, as this sweater looks a bit exaggerated and contradictory.





Bronson Rock pullover. I love Gansey sewing on this body. Although I'm not sure if this is a good idea. I thought I could use two colors that go well together, such as solid yarn for the body և matching yarn for the wings և and / or collar.





Sheer Creek Cardigan. Classic yarn cardigan.





Wind rose sweater. This is, "Oh, I love it!" For me, when I first saw it. The front and back works are pleasing to the eye, the cut is luxurious, and the striped details of the sides and neck give the sweater a finished look. This design will be my choice for a classic but relatively boring cardigan cover.





Double sports sweater. Not a bad modern design for a classic Chevron design.





Deer steppe pullovers. Very nice! It would be fun to choose a sweater with a color scheme, as you can choose a subtle, muted look or some formula or bold to make it look like it was made here.





Monte Evergreen Pullover. There are beautiful stitches on the front of this sweater. There is a mule, but if you think like me, it's an easy solution.





Genesis Mountain Pancho. Excellent firmware in this caplet լավ very good. Good job!





Cat pack. I'm not a fan of crooked and unfinished things.





Open Armtyan Street. This will be very useful in spring and summer, as it can be worn both multi-layered and separately. This design makes good use of pimple yarn.





Mountain cardigan with saddle back. Choose a color scheme that looks like an art or craft poster. I also like the flat, wide collar, which is a bit newer and more modern than you might expect from a shawl or a narrow ribbon collar.





Scott jacket. This jacket fits very well on the back, but fits very poorly on the front.





Mountain Squad pullover. I'm far from claiming I know men's thoughts, but I think most men will be very happy with this sweater, which is really attractive and comfortable to wear.





Straight cardigan. Just like the knit-brooch combination used here, but I could not help but finish cleaning the shoulders that fit this cardigan.





Motorcycle jacket. Styles like motorcycle jackets often do not go well with knitwear, as the yarn is much softer than leather, which serves as a curtain material, but this designer has taken on the challenge of creating a piece of linen that fits. quite smart. . It is a really unique type of wool.





Rotating hut. The design of the hat is good, but I can not say that the leather buttons match the details. During the photo shoot, the leather jacket slipped from the model's jacket, stuck in the hat, never returned to its original place. I would use a different type of ribbon or button.