Le Wooling Special Issue 2 Fileco: A Review

The next step in my Berger de France review is Le Uling Special Issue 2 , a detailed model of fileco thread. Let's see.





01. template, layer. They like lines and colors, but the stripes on this coat look weird, huge.





Template 03, open neck sweater. I say calmly and without sarcasm that it is a great job.





Template 3, jacket with high collar. It seems that this young woman is so ingrained in French existential philosophy that all ideas about French luxury have disappeared. The jacket is for one person (bottom and front do not match) and the style is amazing.





Model 04, cardigan. It may be a good idea for the designer to keep working until the design is complete, but for now the neckline and front opening are on a diagonal and the edges are unfinished.





Model # 05, Cardigan Turtleleck. It's not bad, but it's not great either. There is a problem with the wrong length of the inner edges, which we saw in Example 03, which worries me when the neck is opened, and the child will not want to wear it all the time.





Model 07, V-neck sweater. If you're looking for a simple, low-cut sweater, Ravelry probably has a loose, slouchy sweater.





Template 08, knitted sweater. Come in, take a look! I really like the effect of the diagonal threads on the side panel.





Template 09. Children's sleeping bag. It costs no more effort than "designing" a baby poncho.





Model 10, striped sweater. It's pretty simple, but definitely interesting. Pay attention to details (ie choose an effective color scheme, match buttons in contrasting colors, match the lines of the arms with the line of the body).