Pom Pom Quarterly Winter 2019: A Review

Pom Pom Quarterly has released its winter 2019 edition . Let's see, what do we do?





Sharp. The design has an 80s vibe, though the color scheme is quite contemporary. I would like to avoid doing this particular project in Fuchsia, Royal Blue and Tille. Seriously, I was able to avoid projects like Fuchsia, Royal Blue, and Tille.





An area. This is a pretty good design for a neutral cardigan that a woman would wear to the office on a cold winter day, for example. It's neutral and easy to wear, but also has an interest in texture to not leave a plain feel.





Altau. I love the texture of this little hat.





Fish Bones I'm not a fan of this color, but it looks good. So if you love the art of contemporary knitting, this might be the knitting project for you. However, I highly recommend weaving the contrast bar in a color that doesn't match the skin tone of the wearer, as this can have the desired optical effect. I took a double when I first saw this photo.





Hipsometry is another wonderful hat.





Mafadi brioche and reverse stockinet are great here. It's charming and polite, but neutral.





Wearing beautiful salt and Mohair silk threads looks great (as Mohair silk always does), but the wrong collar and small shoulders give it an outdated look.





Plate vo is a very short knitted wire jacket.





Terraforms are so beautiful that one day I had to make a pair for myself.





Water is a beautiful piece of land ! It's hard to go wrong with a round yoke design. I would stretch the sleeves to their full length, but this is just a personal choice, as I find the sleeve cut to be uncomfortable and not prepared for the length.