Pom Pom Quarterly Winter 2019: A Review

Pom Pom Quarterly has released their 2019 winter issue . Let's see, shall we?





spicy. The design has an 80s vibe, although the colors are quite contemporary. I would avoid doing this particular project with fuchsia, royal blue and whatnot. I would consciously avoid reed, royal blue and other projects.





Outside. This is a nice design for a neutral sweater that a woman can wear to the office on a cold day, for example. It's neutral and easy to wear, but it also has a focus on quality, so it's not overly simple.





Tool. I like the quality of this cap.





arete Not a fan of casual colors, but she looks good. So, if you like objects that are reminiscent of contemporary art, this could be the crochet project for you. However, I highly recommend setting the contrasting color bar to a color that doesn't resemble the user's skin color, as this can create unwanted visual effects. I took it twice when I first saw this photo.





hypsometry. Another great hat.





mafadi. Great use of croissants and reverse knit socks here. It is attractive and elegant, yet neutral.





salt. The seams are delicate and this silk mohair thread looks great (as silk mohair always does), but the neckline and slightly sloping shoulders make it a little more visible.





plate v. Great classic cardigan knitted with drawstring.





terraformed. They are so delicious that someday I'll have to make a few.





Birth place. The good part! It's hard to go wrong with a circular yoke design. I would lengthen the length of the sleeve, but this is just a personal preference, it seems to me that cutting the sleeve is difficult and does not match the length.