Noro Magazine Issue 12: A Review
“Noro” magazine has published its twelfth issue. Let's take a look, right?
No. 1, cover of Entrelac. I obviously have the feeling that we have already seen this Afghan and the other Afghan, but then the Afghan is the perfect showcase for the new thread and we want to play with contrasts.
No. 2, square square cover. Attractive Afghan with just a bit of "please don't turn on the TV" humor.
#3, chevron with scarf patches. It's one of the pieces designed to be worn, but looks best on a sofa.
No. 4, scarf with sheets. Beautiful. I love the combination of eyelashes and lace edges.
Number 5, triangular scarf. It has an unusual, modern vibe, but it works. A more subdued color hue was a good choice here, since it's all about layers and blocks.
No. 6, open scarf. Very traditional and simple scarf.
Number 7, scarf with sheets. Simplified design. I'm not crazy about the tutti frutti color palette, but that's just a personal preference.
No. 8, semi-circular scarf. Classic lace scarf with delicate eggs.
Round ball n°9. YOU like the yarn used here, but the dropped egg and the shoulders need some serious cleaning. The pattern is simply dipped into this fabric.
Side knit top size 10. I like the side lines and the color palette, but it's a chunky, box-shaped egg:.
No. 11, blouse with belt. Oooh, what beautiful lines. I would improve compliance.
No. 12, cross-shaped tank. Very nice shirt, worn. I like to work with lace on the bottom edge, the snow and the cut are good.
Nr. 13, striped scallop shell. It's also beautiful. The overall egg is good and the wide collar is flattering - a bit dramatic.
#14 Two Tone Shirt. Very regular game. It would therefore be good to play with the contrast of the neck/body colors.
N°15 Two-tone tunic. Not bad. I like the play of texture with the body, the base and the finishing details. It is one of those very interesting and elegant pieces that you can combine with a simple skirt or pants.
Bra n°16 with straight lines. I like that part above the waist, but I don't like how the top panel sits on top of the bottom half. Looks like "these parts are stuck in the dryer".
Nr. 17, men's raglan sweater. I like it a lot, I would like to have a friend to do it. (Gentlemen of the internet, I am now accepting applications).
Nr. 18, henley sweater for men. Not so much his admirer. It's normal in the body, but I don't like adjusting the collar. It is a hard thickness.
No. 19, short sweater. I like it better. Its minimalist style goes well with the choice of threads. this pattern requires a shiny yarn and the lines are excellent.
No. 20, safe. It's a little too loose around the thighs. It would be better to integrate better.
No. 21, lace bra. Beautiful This will be a fun and casual shirt to wear with jeans.
No. 22, sheet metal. This one has a certain beauty to it, but it would be hard to pull it off. It fits well around the neck, but gets so bulky underneath.
#23 Diagonal Side Card. It seemed to start well, then it should have ended in a frantic and tearful race. There should be more finishing edges and other types of closures.
#24 V-neck shirt. It's a nice piece, but the bust layer is not nice for women who don't have small breasts.
Front jacket with #25 swing. This sweater doesn't swing so much that it sinks. Such a shameful and careless act.
Nr. 26, sweater with a sweater on the neck staff. This one has holes matching his collar.
No. 27, lace waistcoat. It's very cute, even wonderful. I like three sets of buttons.
No. 28, lace scarf. I would like to see this part better, but it looks very good.
