Knitscene Winter 2017: A Review

Knitscene has released the winter version of 2017 . Let's see.





Burley without a roof. It’s cute, and even better, it’s kind of cute for adults.





Bridge scarf. This crochet is very simple and fun. It’s great, but you can still tie it to any scale you want.





Chess scarf. This is a very elegant scarf that looks great even on a dress with sequins.





Dancing deer hat and gloves . A beautiful example of a classic deer.





Dejlig jacket. I can’t help but think this point is wrong.





Inca cover. I prefer this item.





Fleet coverage. Beautiful and comfortable boots.





confusion. This is the best hoodie I’ve seen in a long time. The model is beautiful and sits perfectly.





Hopper hat. The design is great, but I don’t like the way this cape sits. I think my favorite hoodie, like the previous one, is a tubular crochet pattern or at least a reversible one, so you don’t see the reverse side and there are no zigzag edges.





Hevel Ponchoa. I like this cable. I have a little doubt about the look, but I think it works well. It will stay in place and allow movement, and hang well.





Cow ribs. This is not a bad hat, but a fun shirt. His message echoes with me especially given the problem of my chronic fatigue.





Silver jacket. Oh, I love this sweater, this reinterpreted Christmas sweater for millennia. The islands of fair coins and ribbons are nice.





Lykke jacket. This jacket looks like the early 80s. Not bad, but I thought I'd do it with softer yarn than regular cream, because it takes a bit.





Nightbird jacket. very good! I like the idea, and the color modes really stand out.





I habia. I like the kind of art deco cable in this box.





buttons. This little Afghan wanted to have such a cardigan where his hands grew like magic.





Winter Bridge. This is another Afghan woman who really wants to have a dress that opens the neckline. I like the points used here and it’s weird, but this section will overwhelm most women.