Knit Simple Fall 2018: A Review

Woven Easy Crop 2018 Edition . Let's talk? (At least at the time of this writing, for some reason only nine of the 21 images below have a Ravory template page, and I can only link to those that are available.)





Pattern No. 1, a colorful trailer with a yoke. The yoke and sleeve details are nice, but I'll add a few sizes and piping to the cut, hat, and trim.





Pattern No. 2, a sweater in an elastic band. Again, I like the yoke, but I'm shaping the waist and adding the ends.





Pattern number 3, three-color trailer. Not bad. The color block looks fun and sporty, and the edges are complete.





Pattern No. 4, triangular shawl. Not attractive and very ordinary scarf. He has a good seam.





Pattern number 5, good quality shawl ! This designer takes gradient effects one step beyond the usual color chain.





Pattern #6, Saul and Lantell. A beautiful traditional shawl with a lace edge.





Pattern number 7. This will make an excellent chimney. My guess is that the log cabin picture on the wall behind the bed will reflect the design of this Afghan log cabin. (Nice touch, photo stylist!)





Pattern No. 8, Afghan rope lock and pillow. Very smart and modern.





Pattern number 9. It has an interesting and intellectual effect.





Pattern number 10. A beautiful and wearable hat.





Pattern number 11. Beautiful scarf with braids.





Pattern number 12. I love ribbon embroidery. I wanted to take a closer look at the rest of the sweater to see what the hem and hem would look like.





Pattern No. 13. A pair of beautiful gloves. Although Knit Simple is trying to make their patterns accessible to beginners, I'm glad they didn't give up.





Pattern No. 14, headband. Wearable and attractive to the ears and comfortable.





Pattern number 15. Excellent cap.





Pattern No. 16. Your children's sweater with an umbilical cord. Such attractiveness depends on the color scheme.





Pattern No. 17. The combination of colored blocks and stripes is fun and slim.





Pattern No. 18. Another basic striped baby sweater, this time a cardigan. There is a better color choice for this design than this one.





Pattern No. 19. A beautiful collection of Peruvian hats and gloves. I love this fun color palette.





Pattern number 20. Nice set, but I'm not sure I agree with *sideways* decent slogan. The sweater does not appear to be woven at the altered ends.





Pattern No. 21, hat, cap and gloves in the shape of a leaf. This collection was designed by Nicki Minaj and in terms of imagination you can always believe it. I love the combination of leaf pattern and fall color.