Knitscene Fall 2017: A Review

Knitscene has released its 2017 fall edition. Are we Arabs?





Cardigan for all seasons. In my reviews I sometimes say that she is a tired and anxious mother of seven children studying at home. This is clearly the design of this research book. In this case, my mother did not light up until she was dressed;





Poncho Arkins. I'm not a big fan of the coat, but this one looks great and the stitching is great.





Gray Cardigan. It looked like an unhappy marriage between an 80's Shaker shirt and a 90's Grunge style.





Blake Scarf. And our cover design is here. The texture is incredible.





Brighton hat. Nice hat.





Chilean Cardigan. The stitching around the front edge and cafe looks nice and nice, but I'm worried that the model will pull the edges with each pick.





Blueberry Cardigan. It looks very uncomfortable and crooked.





Fleet Cardigan. It looks like a sack that encloses with a drawstring. It looks like a sack that encloses with a drawstring.





Colin Cardigan. Made of two flat pieces, this cardigan comes with a combination of shawl top and shawl bottom cardigan. And I like the concept, but I wish the bottom of the cardigan would be better.





Logan gloves. Simple and useful pair of gloves.





October Cardigan. This seems to be done with a tissue cutter.





Half cardigan. If the shield is adjusted, it will not be so bad, but it is nothing special.





Peanut butter. I like the texture, but I do not like the unfinished edges. I put a semi-sewn edge over this hat.





Weston socks. A pair of classic socks. I do not wear two heels with ankle straps.





Smoked white cargan. Some good details on this. The latter looks great. I still wish his body had a little more shape, but for unexplained cardio cases this is great.





Wincope Wives. These boots are not bad for wires and ribbons, but it does look like they have run into a herd of rats that do not have a rim on the boot.