Love of Knitting Fall 2017: A Review

Love Knitting has released the Fall 2017 issue. Let's see what to do.





Sweatshirt with gray cap. Awesome, I love it so much I'm thinking of using this pattern to create the brown shirt I want to make next year (my current brown hat has the most modern fibers) or I wanted a lightning bolt design, I got it. There is no zipper. You know how nice it is to see that. But for now I like it.





Bloomsbury gloves. Wonderful details about this and you.





Brioche Lady Scarf. I really like it - it's creative, interesting, stylish, something even the most adventurous of adventurers would love to wear.





Cotswold Captains. It's a pretty clever and eye-catching piece, but I can't say I like the flared yarn the designer used to cover the front. However, there are many clamps. So if you don't like it, you can easily change the plug as you like.





Delabol cardigan. It's a beautiful piece with lovely details, I wouldn't wear buttons without a collar. The effect is very primitive.





Guernsey scarf. What a beautiful piece. The embroidery is excellent.





Main street jacket. Not bad, but I've seen a much more interesting cardigan.





Kings Road Bell. I like: It fits well, it is a beautiful and colorful yarn.





Square purse mitre. I will like this shoulder bag if it is not made in a dull color. The smooth horse goes well with this horse, those dams.





Nottingham lace jacket. Very nice, some fancy lace details.





Red algae sweater. Not bad. I think I can use different threads for this. The design has a small to monochrome dimension.





Blackwater River Scarf. I love this embroidery.





Sherwood Forest Jumper. I really like it: the details on the collar, trim and cuff are attractive and the color palette is very well matched.





stolen from Shetland. Another beautiful scarf.





Achilles therapy. It is very beautiful and it would be nice to choose a color scheme for it.





Thames Path Socks. It is a presentable and practical pair of hiking socks. The ribbed band around the feet is intended to prevent socks from bunching up in hiking boots.





Tweed water vest. This is not a bad piece. The turtle vest idea is unusual, but I think it works, and the shoe works well.