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

Rowan has published the 62nd issue of Knitting and Crochet Magazine . Let's look at the first 21 out of 41 patterns, right? ETA: You can find the second part of this review here .





Towards the end of the evening. Knitted jumpers and pumps are classic, and there's no problem using Kidsilk Hedge and Fine Lace Yarn in beautiful colors for this pattern.





Evening. I like the stripes, but the shape of this extra cardigan isn't great and it doesn't look good when open.





Fish pond. Oh, I love this Fair Island with its baseball-inspired design and I will weave it myself without changing the pattern. "Classic with a little twist" is my favorite look.





Whispering beautiful hood with attractive mesh structure.





Towards the end of the evening. This cardigan has a vintage line and even this very attractive professional piece looks vintage. The description of the pattern is called "comfortable cardigan". I think it's a fact that if real estate advertising is limited to saying "clean" a place, then there is nothing left to say. Comfort should also be considered in terms of knitwear, as well as the cleanliness of the space that can be rented or rented.





Green forest. This sweater has really nice graphics. It is impossible to add a waist shape to it, as it will deviate from the pattern, but I will straighten the hanging shoulder and wear it more tightly.





Hutton. This knitted scarf is a bit Afghan in my taste, but I like the color scheme.





Towards the end of the evening. Quite simple, but quite wearable. I thought I'd add a little tie or picot to the neckline because it looks a little unfinished.





Lund. Beautiful cut with a very impressive zigzag pattern.





Sunset. I don't like the A-line form of this model, it's not very interesting. Interestingly, not all sample photos are shown in an angle, not in front of the model.





Evening. I love this beautiful corded and beaded detail, and although I am not impressed with its shape and want to turn it into a fitted long or short sweater, I do not hate this top line either. It has a poncho effect and works well as a layer.





The swimming pool is beautiful! The texture is nice and the large turtle neck and long cuffs give the model some lift.





Dark. I want to, but I can't help but the proportions and balance seem upset. Below I will add more lace than an insulated strip.





Sweet beautiful and wearable jacket.





Takri. Very nice and beautiful hat.





Feelings of joy after enjoyment. Very nice.





Foss I like it wired, but damn, it's too big . If you don't mind making a sweater that can be used as a sleeping bag, I'll tie it again with a zipper and also close a very long side slit extending a few inches above the model's waist. I like the hood concept, which can be woven separately and can be removed or worn with other clothing if you want.





The former tomb is simple but smart and portable.





Towards the end of the evening. The beaded shawl and collar look great with garter stitching, but the shape is really confusing. I will straighten the swaying shoulders and add a little waist shape.





syke classic knit sweater, but here too, I will straighten the curved shoulders and improve the fit.





Light. It has a certain retro appeal - I've seen some bright 1950s jackets in this vein - although the unorganized look and raw edges also make it modern. I like it, but maybe wearing it alone isn't enough and I'll fix the hanging shoulders.