Noro Magazine Issue 14: A Review

The 14th issue of Noro Magazine has been published. we will see?





Model no. 01, Raglan armrest. I love the color; It makes the game smoother.





Example no. 02, Easy Ruana. The opening between the beach blankets is not something to wear.





Model no. 03, embroidered dress. At first I thought it would change, but after studying it closely, it is one of my favorite models. This, of course, requires underwear that is impossible to wear as a sun dress, but it makes the beach look great.





Example no. 04, sleeveless belly. The colors are a little boring, but the lines are nice.





Model no. 05, Dress at the Edge. I looked at the mesh box, the burned pockets, and the ruffled edges and I thought they weren't really wearing the same dress because they didn't go together. Choose the smallest of your three and two favorites (hint: one of these should have a blanket in your pocket), place it on the floor, and let the third designer wear the dress.





Model no. 06, Triangle Shaul. It looks a bit clumsy, so it needs to be tilted to the side.





Model no. 07, Origami Shaul. Good dress.





Example no. 08, Offset Cable T. A beautiful tip that doesn’t understand style - all the other details are boring. If I want to create a style of clothing around my wardrobe, I will allow living things.





Example no. 09, lower shoulder blade. Fun, but at random I adjust the size.





Example no. 10, jacket. beautiful.





Model No. 11, round yoke. not bad. I lengthen it because the long tops praise very few women.





Model No. 12, Pancho Raglan. I have trouble selling ponchos, but they are in good condition and they fit well.





Reason No. 13, the tip of the honeycomb. Good lines and points.





Model no. 14, Brioche shirt. I prefer the idea of ​​rubbing the shoulders with the neckline and open straps, but I adjusted it a bit.





Model No. 15, Brioche Yelka. I like the straps, but they look more like a boxer than a corset. I add a uniform to the waist and lengthen the corset.





Model No. 16, Brioche Vinaigrette. He sits surprisingly well. I paint it with a water-repellent paint.





Model no. 17, herringbone blanket. The model's hat is so beautiful that it can be seen visually.





Example no. 18, Module Maya. Wavy stitch bandges will have an Afghan look but this and the above may not be due to the beautiful shapes.





Model No. 19, mosaic cover. Beautiful colors and embroidery.





Example no. 20, common blanket. Fun and modern.





Example 21, cover with a series of strokes. Very neutral and invisible.





Model No. 22, Cartridge Scarf. A little more is Afghanistan.





Model No. 23, Wavy Stolette. It looks like a sack that encloses with a drawstring.





Model No. 24, hat with foil ribbon. a little!





Model No. 25, Cape with false collar. Everything in this room is amazing.





Model No. 26, Locked Dress. Beautiful rope; Unknown, even outdated metaphor.





Model no. 27, upper half arm. Fun and somewhat amazing style.





Model No. 28, I do not like the way the sleeveless balloon V-neck neckline sleeps. It looks incomplete and a little messy.





Model No. 29, with cover above. Beautiful in the ancient way.





Example no. 30, holes and garters. Enjoy the points. Adjusts the adjustment.





Model no. 31, raglan lace sweater. Very polite room.