Noro Magazine Issue 12: A Review
Noro magazine published its twelfth issue. Let's see, huh?
1, Entrelac blanket. It seems to me that we have seen this Afghanistan and the next Afghanistan before, but then Afghan is the perfect piece for Noro and someone wants to play with contrasts.
№ 2, Square Square Interesting Afghan language with the feeling of "Please do not install the TV".
3, not a chevron scarf with eyelid. This is the only item that is designed to be worn, but looks best on the couch.
№ 4, Ear shawl. Very Good. Love the combination of eyes and side edges.
Number 5, triangular scarf. It has a non-traditional and modern spirit, but it works. Softer colors are a good choice here, because there are lines and blocks.
№ 6, open work scarf. Very traditional and simple scarf.
Number 7, Ugserp. Simple design. I don't like the tutti-frutti color palette, but it's just a personal preference.
Number 8, semicircular scarf. The classic lace shawl is quite valid.
Number 9, chevron above. I like the yarns used here, but the curved shape and shoulders require serious styling. The model is overloaded with this detail.
10, not the top knitted side. I like the side stripes and the color palette, but the shapes are awkward and square.
№11, Bellow tea. Oooh, beautiful lines. I will get in shape.
12, not Cross Tank. Very nice and portable top. She likes the lace on the bottom and the shape and fit are excellent.
13, not a striped tank. This is also good. The overall shape is excellent and the wide neckline is flattering and a bit dramatic.
14, not two colored tank cannons. Very decent piece. To do this, it would be interesting to play with color contrast in the neck / body line.
Not 15, but a two-tone tunic. Not bad. I like to play with textures through the body and bottom panels, as well as the finishing details. It is an interesting and quite stylish thing that you can combine with a simple skirt or pants.
16, not striped on the top. I like this section in the middle, but I don't like how the top bar looks like the bottom. It looks like "these pieces are glued in the dryer."
Number 17, men's shirt and reglan. I love it so much that I want a girl to do it. (Internet master, I accept the application now.)
Number 18, Henley Men's Shirt. Not such a fan. It's good for my whole body, but I don't like the way the collar sits. It has an unusual thickness.
Number 19, Kortmou sweater. I prefer it. Minimalist style goes well with the choice of yarn - a pattern that requires bright yarn - and the lines are beautiful.
Not 20, but the top of the tunic. It is very loose around the hips. It would be better if it was more convenient.
Number 21, Kant Ball. Beautiful! So it will be fun and comfortable to wear outerwear with jeans.
22, not the top panel. It has a certain charm, but it will be difficult to wear. It is beautiful on the neckline, but the lower part is very voluminous.
Number 23, Cardinal diagonal edge. It seems that everything starts well and then inevitably ends in a hurry. Requires more front decoration and distinctive fastening.
№ 24, a V-neck tank. This is a beautiful detail, but sewing the same breast line will not be attractive for women without small breasts.
25, not swinging cardigan. This sweater does not sway up to the bag. An embarrassing and embarrassing figure.
26, not a sweater with a round neckline. It has holes for the choker.
27, not a lace vest. Very pretty, even chic. I like the three-line button.
Number 28, Cancer. I would like to see this piece better, but it looks quite noticeable.
