Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 62: A Review, Part 1

Rowan Edition 62 publishes a sweater and knitwear magazine . Let's look at 21 of the 41 models in it, shall we? ETA: Part 2 of this review can be found here .





Dust. The classic knitting with braids and ribbons and the yarn used for this design, Kiddlek Haz and fine lace, are beautiful.





I love Eve's whip, but the stitching on this gorgeous sweater isn't particularly attractive and doesn't look well-worn when unbuttoned.





fish lake. Yeah Al sounds pretty shitty to me, looks like BT isn't for me either. "Classic with a twist" is my favorite option.





He whispered. Attractive texture with a beautiful knitted sweater.





Shine. This jacket has misplaced lines, and this very attractive professional model looks strange. In the description of the model, this is called a "comfortable sweater." I remember when a real estate ad space is labeled "clean" it doesn't mean anything. Just like when renting or selling a house, it should be clean and in comfortable clothes.





green Forest. There are cute pictures on this sweater. It is impossible to increase the shape of the waist, as this requires a lot from the model, but to correct dropped shoulders and adjust the fit.





Khaton : This twisted scarf is a bit too much for me, but I like the color.





Agimi is very simple, but very well dressed. I think I'll add a little ribbon or skirt around the neck because it looks a bit unfinished.





Monday. A beautiful thing with a very effective zigzag pattern.





They don't like that A-shape at sunset , which isn't good at all. Simply put, all sample photos show the model at an angle, not the front.





Evening. I love the cute braids and beading in this top, and while I'm not a fan of shaping it and turning it into a long or short sleeve sweater, I don't hate the lines of this top. It has a poncho effect and works well as an overlay div.





Cowlam. Fabulous! The structure is good and the wider collar and longer straps give it a little more height than usual.





I want to love this eclipse , but I can't help but feel the balance and imbalance. Instead of putting on this protective belt at the end, I add lace.





Sweet. Comfortable and well worn jacket.





Takri is a very beautiful and chic little hat.





After the world. so beautiful.





Foss , I love the cables in this one, but dude, that's great . If you don't dream of making a sweater that works like a sleeping bag, I cut it off too much and sew very long side seams a few inches above the waist. I really like the concept of the hat.





Strawberry is simple but chic and elegant.





Next. The non-slip cutout and beaded stitching are great, but the shape is really disappointing. I correct drooping shoulders and add some waist shape.





Six classic slant-knit sweaters with dropped shoulders and an adjustable fit.





Soft, gentle. That particular retro appeal - I've seen great '50s jacket designs do the same - though the unstructured look and raw edges make it just as modern. I like it, although I may not be good enough to wear it myself, and the dropped shoulders suit me.