Knitty Winter 2017: A Review

Let's take a look at Knitty 's Winter 2017 issue, shall we?





Vallingbach. Attractive knitted hat and gloves.





Kitty Kate. It's cute for sure, but I think if I wanted to tie a cat, it's better to tie a cat that looks like a cat rather than a cage with ears.





Beautiful shade ! I love the diamond cable effect.





Greece fun. Apparently a homeschooling student applied for the knitting item from his homework, picked it up within days because the semester was over and he either had to pass part of it or did not attend the course at all.





skulls. This is an amazing and very visual treat.





Follow the scarf. This is a stylish modular scarf. I also think the basic idea can be used to create a beautiful Afghan style in a contemporary style.





isometric arc. The use of color gives this lace cape a modern look.





carreau net so. There is a smaller version of this black and white pattern, but I think it is the color of this pattern that creates this pattern.





Crusaders. This cap is too light and comfortable in style for my taste, but I have to admit it works well with style and is worn here. The yarn is beautiful and the colors combine well and match the pattern.





Saibo This is a cropped top with a smaller, more shawl, panels and sleeves removed.





Wonderful field. It's cute enough and in some ways stylish enough to be worn by an adult.





Oberon. Classic knitted vest.





Nokomori. It's a short form of foot-knee warmer, if you will. While clearly made carefully (look at the figure), they look a bit antique, as if they are going through a kind of puberty that leaves them somewhere between jackets and thighs.





place. I love the side in them.





The struggle for freedom. It's a neat cable!





Instant puree. I love the cozy braided look of these baby gloves.





Italic too. Simple, no extra gloves. This is one of those designs that will be a great choice to display interesting yarns.