Knit Simple Fall 2018: A Review

Knit Simple has released the autumn 2018 issue . Let's see what to do. (Note that, at least for some reason, only nine of the 21 specimens presented below have Renaissance specimens; I can only refer to the extant ones.)





Printed shirt n. 1, colored yoke. The details of the yoke are fine, but I'm going to cut it a little, cut the collar, cuffs and toe.





Reason No. 2, sweater with striped yoke. Again, I like the yoke, but I'll add life to the edges.





Model number 3, tricolor jersey. Not bad. The color blocks have a fun sporty look and the edges are finished.





Model no. 4, triangle shawl. Not interesting, so plain fabric. This has a nice job to point.





Model no. 5, gradient scarf. Handsome! This designer has taken the gradient effect beyond the usual range of colors.





Model no. 6, lace and lace scarf. Very nice traditional shawl with lace trim.





Example number 7. This will make a pretty scammer. I suspect the paintings on the wall behind the bed refer to the design of this Afghan log cabin. (Great communication, photo stylist!)





Reason No. 8, afghan cushion with striped trunk. Very sharp and modern.





Example 9: It has an interesting and clever effect.





Example 10: A nice hat.





Example n. 11. Beautiful metal knitted scarf.





Model number 12. I like the lace pattern. I hope I took a closer look at the rest of the sweater to get an idea of ​​the shape of the edges.





Model number 13. Beautiful pair of gloves. I'm happy to see that despite their best efforts to keep their patterns accessible to new characters, Knit Simple Cable hasn't stopped.





Model no. 14, band. Attractive and comfortable for wearable ears.





Example 15: A very modest basic hat.





Model 16. Your kids sweater with simple stripes. The charm of this model will be based on the combination of colors.





Model no. 17. The combination of color blocks and lines is fun and good design.





Pattern number 18. Another simple striped baby sweater, this time a cardigan. Compared to this design, there are happy color combinations for this design.





Example 19: A collection of beautiful Peruvian hats and gloves. I love this fun color palette.





Example number 20. It's a nice collection, but I'm not sure I'm ready * next to the scarf *. It's like a sack closed with a drawstring.





Model no. 21, gloves with hat, hat with "master" pattern. This collection was designed by Nicky Epstein, who you can always rely on to set the scene. I like the combination of the owners motifs and the autumnal shades of color.