Knit Simple Holiday 2017: A Review

Knit Simple released its 2017 holiday edition . Let's take a look at this, okay?





Model № 01, manual heaters. Simple and useful template.





Model № 02, cover. not bad. However, I am not a fan of the above figure.





Model № 03, Aloe Vera. If I had to make one of those, I'd use it as Pinkin.





Model № 04, tissues with leaves. This is a fun alternative to a regular square kitchen towel.





Model № 05, tall hat. It's a little tricky considering my taste.





Model № 06, pillow for dogs; and model № 07, coupling. I can't say I'm worried about the dog pad, it just looks stuck and dumb. Very simple coupling.





Model №08, hat. It's very cool. The shape is good, the thread is good.





Model № 09, hashish; Model № 10, a textile scarf. Kitchen towels and kitchen towels are good. I prefer the scarf, although I think it needs a fringe.





Model № 11, dirty hat. This hat design gains creative points, but the "pom-pom bow" shape creates a pom-pom effect.





Model №12, car blanket. I don't like the way this quilt is "almost slapped". The theme is nice, but it deserves better.





Model №13, rainbow scarf. Beautiful shawl.





Model №14, key chains. I don't care that my keys look like the world's youngest animators.





Model 15 except bare shoulders. I would like to make it from thread best suited for a special occasion, from silk or novelty thread. The combination of open shoulder design and mohair hairstyles creates a rather spectacular image.





Model № 16, two-tone holiday top. I prefer the effect of colorful lace overlays, although I don't think I'll be able to combine anything in these shades with a black leather skirt.





Model №17, two-tone jacket. The combination of merino thread with perforated thread creates the effect of an uneaten butterfly piece, which you'll want to remove before the leather returns to finish the job.





Model № 18, top case. They are totally unique and cute, and a great way to add a warm and interesting touch to a minimalist look.

Model #19 Open Back From Top This jacket seemed to be too confusing in the previous look and I decided to complement it with a full hump on the back. The end effect is just as successful as traditional overcompensation.





Model № 20 Crochet top. This is similar to the background of a video game that decided to start a new life as a jumper.





Model № 21, Square Moon CAL. Here are some nice seams and I love the gradient effect, but I was going to remove those distracting convex seams.





Model № 22, basketball; And the model 23 basketball court blanket. This is a great concept and is well presented. I'm sure the little basketball fan in your life will enjoy the quilt and pillow so he can play and shiver.





Model № 24, football; And a model 25 football field cover. The idea of ​​ball and field works as well as soccer.





Model № 26, football; and Model 27, a cover for a soccer field. Here is a well-made football match. However, as a Canadian, I must point out that there are no hockey games with pucks and blankets. I'll probably have to design it myself because I know some hockey fans will like it.





Model № 28, torch bag. This is not an attractive bag, but woven bags without a lining stretch it a lot, as I see it, even if it contains only a few light items.





Model № 29, striped bag. This bag looks a little stronger than its predecessor. The designer added handles and settled the wicker bag by sewing a store-bought bag, a great idea. Make sure the bag you are purchasing matches the fabric and color. The white handles shown here don't complement the green knitted and ivory bag.





Pattern №30, crocheted bag. This is a good bag and will be stronger than a knit bag because it is much stiffer and denser than a knit bag. I would have settled anyway.





Model № 31, felt boat bag. This is made of felt, which is another way to reduce the stretch for a woven bag. I think a beach bag is good.





Model № 32, simple bag. This thing would not have the strength to hold onto something without extending to the devil, and there was nothing to look at. I would like to convey this.





Model № 33, roomy food bag. The template for this is very good. However, I would like to align this not only to enhance the bag but also to display the contents of the bag. Women bring home baguettes and celery stalks from the grocery store, and sometimes we bring home tampons.