Pom Pom Quarterly Summer 2017: A Review


Today we look at the 2017 Apple Pump Summer Edition .





Seville Beautiful Gallery. Dante is beautiful.





Strike. Nice hat. The combination of fish bones and three colors (two identical and one dialect) is very good together.





evening. The side seams and other seams in this sweater are attractive, but not loose and boxy.





Respect. Nice little package. I love the combination of stripes and lace, greens and creams that give the look a pleasant summer vibe.





As. This is a beautiful, elegant ball with whips. I like that the stylist took a step further to add a color line to the neckline. However, this piece deserves more than the ruffled sweaters.





Candies. These gloves are well made - the curved ribs work well with the straps on the back and give the gloves a useful stretch - but that apple on the back is driving me crazy. Of course, it is easy to give up.





Garland: These socks are so cute and classic, I thought they were from the Leslie Howard movie of the 1930s.





anniversary. An attractive and very comfortable item that will serve its owner for many years to come.





Seid. Something else with a beautiful embroidery, but an ugly shape.





Emotion. Nice hat.





Jumbore my God. This crochet sweater could have been made with attractive colors and the cut was a bit more standard, but there is still a lot of work to be done on it.





Bengal lights. Another beautiful hat, and as a bonus it can be reversed.





Kneeling. I like the idea of ​​a contrasting sweater leg and yarn, but I don't like cheap ankle boots. I spent time in the Sock department in the 80s and I do not want to repeat the experience.





Anger. Attractive packaging. I like the combination of sling and rope.





Zazi great work! The zigzag pattern looks very Afghan-like or very Charlie Brown, but this designer cleverly blends those zigzags by adding a pleasing elastic effect.





Holidays. Nice fit and fun neckline.
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