Knit Simple Fall 2019: A Review

Knit Simple released the fall 2019 version. Let's see, shall we? There is a Ravelry page dedicated to this issue , but based on this post, I only added a few page styles to the post.





It is very attractive and wearable. It has a nice neckline, and although the shoulders are a bit dropped, I think it suits this design well.





This style combines 1960s style with modern color concepts and the effect is fun, although there are more interesting color combinations for this style than the ones used here.





Very nice set of caps and hats.





This scarf looks less like a shawl and more like a recycled curtain. I have added more configuration.





This scarf is like a beginner project - something a person with minimal knitting skills can make without a pattern. Real examples should offer more.





even more. It's simple yet comfortable, and the cutout gives the fabric an elegant look.





Great, although I don't quite agree with the hippo show. The circles look a bit random and weird.





funny too. I love the combination of hippopotamus, lines and grass effects.





Not a bad jacket. This design reminds me of Elizabeth Zimmermann's iconic Tomten jacket .





The socks are simple and easy to use.





Expensive little bag for babies. I thought I'd choose a more interesting button since I needed something simple.





Very beautiful striped baby blanket. This would make a great broken yarn project.





I'm going to choose a fun color for this knitted hat.





The design is not bad, but I think the red and brown brick walls used here are very literal and nothing like that.





Good texture. I love faux fur pom poms in hand knitted pants.





Beautiful hat with a simple decor.





Very nice set of caps and hats.





This is very smart.





Pattern 20, wide checkered pillow. Very amazing!





Beautiful tartan effect.





I love the look of this cotton throw.





Style No. 23 Fingerless gloves. Simple but can serve enough.





I really like the design of this set, but the colors upset the grid.





Simple sensory theft.





It's a harmless little bandage, but a weird way to make it.





I think it was like two pieces tied around my neck.





A very good group. Grays, warm pinks, and at least oranges work better in this design than in the four designs above.