Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 64: A Review

Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine has published the 64th issue of its magazine. We'll take a look.





It 's an innocent mix of vest and cape, it works surprisingly well, it would be a pretty affordable way to add a warm layer to an outfit.





Alizarin. Excellent fabric for this coat - love the gathered edges.





Lighthouse. The cover of this product is a separate part of the cardigan. They look pretty good with a folded beret, but when folded the beret won't fit (of course capes usually don't fit), I have no idea what a sweater looks like. from the photos you have.





Butler. Nice gloves with drawstring.





Kariz. Nice diagram, but I'll modify it because the copy-paste kind of stuff is hard to digest.





Carmine. What I like the most is the edge of the blanket for its bright pattern, it always looks so warm and cozy. I would straighten my shoulders or leave the large chairs as they would need to be combined with other pieces to fit perfectly. This coat goes with a limited number of outfits, but see how it pairs with simple t-shirts and jeans.





Karnelian. It's not going so well.





Chota. I would scale the proportions down to the full length of the v-neck as it is already velvety to the touch. It was good?





Dynamic. Beautiful: brilliant example and good lines.





Red wine. What an impressive example.





Falu. Classic cable drum.





Stupidity. The Carise custom theme diagram above is pretty.





blueberry. I would pull my shoulders over these shoulders - probably add cuffs or tape to make it a bit more connected.





Garnet. I want to change that to make it more human. There are circuits that work on bats, but this one is not one of them.





Villa. The horse is good, and the star pattern is very beautiful. I would expect nothing less considering this is a Kaffe Fassett design.





Food. Classic comfortable clothes.





hutton. The linen gives this cape a fun and modern look.





Julia. Very good sewing work in this area. I would lengthen it because cropped sweaters look terrible to me, but some women may omit the cropped length, so your shade may vary depending on who is wearing it.





light foot. I tend to view pigs as something to be used sparingly. In this jacket, I felt like I was enveloped in bubbles.





Purple. I love dots, և lines are good.





Brown. Beautiful. The floral pattern is too cute.





hiking forest. I like a few, like the cute pattern on the wings of the body, but this one doesn't stretch as much overall. I think it will work better with a more analog color scheme. Placing different patterns and colors that don't really go together usually creates visually conflicting elements.




Mayfield. Beautiful cape with a very nice seam.





Pennybridge. I can't help but feel like this sweater was slit in the front and then badly taped.





perion. This is what the shirt looks like, but obviously the belted version doesn't live up to the whole design. Not only does this full headband look beautiful, it brings drama like little knits, it's well made, it even hangs in photos where the model isn't spinning.





Pope. Not bad. The T detail is interesting and the egg is good. I want a clenched fist: I want to see the neck.





pucalpa. Beautiful case, and elegant too. The seams are attractive and the alpaca yarn is luxuriously soft and warm.





mahogany I don't mind sewing the cable to the thread, but I find the strap looks chunky.





Rosewood. Looking at this, I cannot conclude that there are more elegant and attractive ways to tie a sweater with a tie in front. This woman is like a poorly wrapped gift.





Rosson. The beautiful և looks luxurious and is particularly suitable for wearing.





Rust. I have to say, this design is as stylish as colorful waves will ever be. It looks more like a bag with a drawstring.





sangria. I like it! I think you couldn't help but notice if someone wearing it was walking down the street next to you.





Costs. It hangs awkwardly on both planes of the available product, which does not bode well.





Tidal. An interesting combination of patterns.





Venetian. Classic lace scarf.





cinnabar. I love the colors and the stitching of this knitted scarf, but I could make it a little shorter. This model looks a bit crowded - remember models tend to be quite tall - with long necks.





Honeysuckle. It is a fun and lively scarf. I would add some bangs to make it look a bit shiny.