Interweave Knits Winter 2018: A Review

Interview Knights has released its Winter 2018 issue . Let's look at that.





Anchor cardigan. Good texture and this shape.





Clinton Creek Hat. I like the idea of ​​the fabric ribbon and socks on a hat.





Dawson City Jersey. Beautiful and classic Fair Island Joel jersey.





Eagle Island cardigan. This is a great example of a Cowichan style sweater, it looks quite friendly. I prefer the combination of gray, blue, cream and red as a nice alternation from the traditional blue, gray or white or brown, gold and white.





Eli Pancho. Very nice sewing on this one. I do not really like this article, but in that case I'm not a fan of Pancho at all. This is a good cover.





Grand Forks jersey. Surprisingly beautiful.





Roasted sweater. Another good part of the island exchange. I do not love a belt that hides a beautiful design, I do nothing to make the sweater attractive. Sure, this sweater would be great to work around the waist.





Ibex Valley gloves. Do you like pine designs, it looks very warm and comfortable?





Modified sweater. Wonderful wiring diagrams. I need a strong, broad shouldered friend to knit with. Singles who are interested can apply.





Klondike jersey. Very decent piece with some interesting wiring work.





Mount Lorne jersey. So beautiful! That yoke is really cool.





Sweater name. The front wire is good. I do not love a man's sweater with an open neckline a little below





Jersey Room. Another beautiful yoke sweater.





White Mountain Ruana. It has wonderful texture, but these loose, heavy, baggy numbers never overwhelm me.





White horse sweater. Not bad, but I'll shrug that slack shoulder. The lines seem unreasonably short.





Yukon River pipeline. Oh, thigh-high socks for a smart showgirl who wants to dance on canned food in Whitehorse without getting pneumonia. I'm a kid because I love. It is well equipped with beautiful wires, it will be a great way to add extra protection at extremely low temperatures.