Knitscene Summer 2018: A Review

Nietzsche has released their summer edition 2018 . Let's take a look.





Baka bag. This is a beautiful, well-designed bag. I like the new designs of strong gloves and Peruvian aesthetic bags and I see beautiful alpaca patterns. I'll wear it to keep it in shape. You see, the bottom part is hanging and there's probably nothing in it.





Hanging socks An elegant pair of socks.





Get up on the sidewalk. Like this, it's sophisticated, fun and convenient.





Coastal clothing. What I initially thought was a bit yellow when designing this dress is actually a model bikini. This outfit will look great on the beach, but may not be suitable for the street due to its cleanliness. To be fair, the name and design suggest that this is exactly how it is positioned.





Socks with dice. If Pablo Picasso were a weaver, he could weave so many ridiculous socks.





Driftwood jacket. I like the lace in this part, but the jacket has a light and weird look. It does absolutely nothing for the beautiful model girl and I can't even imagine adding anything to any other outfit.





Rescue Bag I like the body of the bag and appreciate how much padding and reinforcement it has, but it's the same belt style that we saw in the Puget Tote in last week's Net Review . Spring + Summer 2018, clothing , will not work with this bag - the shape, color and texture of the belt varies according to the bag. I don't even see the holding gloves work because of an upper cord, so I'll add a strap and a top cover to turn it into a backpack.





Panorama from above. Not bad. I can't help but think there are better colors for this ball. This doesn’t mean that these colors don’t work together because they work, but a more subtle combination of colors can add more visual depth to a design.





Shami Pera. I like the combination of traditional lace pattern and modern lace.





Reservoir waves it's not bad. I'm not a big fan of hanging stitches or mullet edges, but both work well here because this tank acts as a lid.





Reservoir of sand. This is a small piece that I brought with me. Lace lace on the shoulder is a nice touch. It’s a youthful look, but Nietzsche is aiming for a younger population. The bottom edge is ribbed, so this piece can be worn inside or out.





Sand vest This is a cute and airy sweater with a nice lace pattern to fit a scarf.





The front lace on this top of the shell reservoir is great, but I'm not a big fan of the back. I think I'll remove the pull cord (and resize the back to fit), finish the back end with the same front end, and add a neck strap and a hand hole.





Zipper sweater. Blocks of fresh and attractive colors. Choosing a color for this image will be interesting.





That handkerchief freezes. I like the idea of ​​this coat, but I can't help but think it needs more than a smooth extension in the middle.





Top hat tide. This backless design is small and simple, but it is meant to be. It's really a perfect one of a kind.





Top tokens. This is a nice swivel scarf, so the holder should not be pressed to hold on to the right.





Tank Surf is another small beach blanket. I would do it a little differently with the fringe where the neckline and arm holes look uneven and the pico fringes in the hand holes look a bit pretty. Need to make a simple rib. The lace at the edges is beautiful.





Window hose with sewn algae. Just like this. Elastic knitting, simple contrasting ribbon and lace all the details needed for these socks and the yarns chosen for this pattern work well together.