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

Rowan published 62 issues of his Quinting and Cross magazine . Let's take a look at the first 21 of her 41 patterns, shall we? Estimated time of arrival: Part 2 of this review can be found here .





An evening classic braid, a bob jumper and the yarn used in this design will not interfere, because it has a great color and delicate skin.





Eve. I love the shades, but this shape of the Supercard cardigan doesn't look pretty or elegant.





fish lake. Oh, I love the island-inspired baseball jersey and wear it without making any changes to the system. "Classic with a twist" is my favorite genre.





He whispered. A beautiful hat with an attractive mesh design.





dust. This jacket has vintage stripes and even this sexiest professional model looks like wine. The description of the style was called "comfortable cardigan". I remember the fact that real estate ads don't really matter if you call it a "clean" place. Wearing a jacket should provide comfort just like renting or buying a clean room.





green Tree. This jacket has a beautiful tablecloth. It is impossible to add a waist shape to this, because it detracts from the style, but I will straighten my shoulders and dress accordingly.





Hutton : I love this little Afghan craft scorpion, but I love its colors.





Early in the morning. Very conspicuous but well dressed. I think I'll add some ribs or fringe to the neckline because it looks a bit patchy.





Lund. A beautiful product with an absolutely stunning zigzag pattern.





I don't like the A-shape of this model at sunset , which is unpopular as hell. It is important that in all examples of the photo the model is depicted at an angle, and not face down.





evening. I love this cute rope and beads, I'm not crazy about dyeing it, and I don't want to turn it into a regular long sleeve sweater, and I don't hate the stripes on this shirt. It has a smooth effect and works well as a coat.





Cowlam. the beauty! The chassis is good and makes it a bit bigger and taller than the regular Turtlink.





darkness. I want to love it, but I can't help feeling that the size and balance don't fit. I'll add more lace to this neutral ensemble than shown below.





Please, cuties. The jacket looks good and can be worn.





Cute Tkri hat .





after the world. Very well.





Voss likes the ropes in it, but man, this thing is too big . If you don't dream of making the jacket look like a sleeping bag, I will roll it upside down and close the long side slit just a few inches above the waist. I love the concept of a hat that can be tailored in a unique way and if you want to take it off or wear it with other clothes.





Eastbury is simple, but smart and mobile.





evening. A sage neck and beard look great paired with a garter stitch, but the look is very striking. I am correcting wobbly shoulders and shaping the waist a bit.





Syke is a classic rope jacket, but here I've adjusted the pleated shoulders to improve the fit.





smooth; smooth. This is especially appealing to retro styles—I saw some great jacket styles in the 1950s—although the unstructured look and patchy edges are on trend. I liked it, but it may not be enough to get dressed and straighten the shining shoulders.