Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 64: A Review

Raw Knitting & Croschet Magazine Issue #64 is published . We will see.





Our Fathers This is an unholy vest and wrap mix, and it works really well and is a great way to add warmth to a dress.





Alizarin. I love the texture and the edge of the coat on this coat.





Ethics. The cover in this product photo is a different part of the cardigan. They look pretty together with hats, but they don't look great with cream (although hats don't usually look great) and I have no idea what sweaters on the property look like. Photos available.





Chief of servant. Smooth bent metal.





I'm going to change this shape because caris has great graphics but trim is a tricky shape.





Dark red. This one is my favorite with bright patterns and quilts and looks so warm and lovely. While armrests should fit snugly in a room, I would adjust the slanted shoulders if left unattended. This coat goes well with several outfits, but just see what goes with a T and jeans.





Carnelian is not okay.





Chota Also, I made the size shorter in terms of the total length and the length of the V-neck, because it looks like a day. The stitching is good though.





Varmilion is a beautiful and imaginative model and the lines are great.





What an amazing design.





Fall. Classic rope wrap.





Madness. The letters from Cariz's previous designs make it a great hat.





Foxberry. I'm going to stick a drop shoulder into this and maybe add a bit of stitching to the sleeves to stick this look a little further.





Ruby. I'm going to change this to look like a human figure. There are bat wings that work, but this isn't one of them.





Accident. Nice shape and beautiful star design. If this were the cafe's fa ade design I wouldn't expect anything less.





henting vintage and wearable pieces.





The Houghton pomegranate gives this belly a modern and playful look.





Juliaaka. Very good stitch for this. I'm extending this because I hate cropped sweaters, but some women can cut the length of the cut, so your stitches may differ depending on who you are.





Easy feet. I think apples are something that should be used with caution. This jacket makes me feel like I'm wrapped in foam.





I love Magenta sewing and the lines are great.





Bordeaux is beautiful. This floral design is very beautiful.





Swamp. I like some parts, like the pretty design used on the body and arms, but these aren't fully integrated. I think it works better with an analog color scheme. Applying different designs and colors that don't match creates visual disturbances.




Maifeld. Beautiful scarf with beautiful stitching.





This Penibridge Sweater is ripped at the front and I don't think it's bad.





Perin. This is what the cover looks like, but of course the high-waisted version of the cover wouldn't do justice to the overall design. This long scarf not only looks gorgeous, but it accentuates the drama in a way that makes the drama a little more subtle by crouching and crouching over photos where the model isn't looking.





popam. nothing wrong with that. The sleeve details are striking and well shaped. I want a fuller tie and I want to be able to see the neckline.





Pukalapa. Beautiful envelopes, beautiful even. The stitching is attractive and the alpaca thread is very soft and warm.





Redwood doesn't mind the moss stitching and embroidery details on the sleeves, but I find the kidnapping a bit odd on the waist.





Looking at Rosewood , I can't conclude that there is a more beautiful and attractive way to show off your bow tie. This woman looks like a poorly sealed gift.





Rossso looks beautiful and luxurious and unique to wear.





oxide. I have to say that this design is just as beautiful as the colorful waves. In fact, it looks more like a beautiful mantle than Afghanistan.





I love Sangria . I don't think you can take your eyes off someone walking down the aisle.





Tarma. This one depends on two production plans, neither of which yields good results.





Tesdale an interesting combination of styles.





From Venice. Classic lace scarf.





Vermilion I love the color and stitching of this twisted scarf, but I could cut it short. Keep in mind that this model looks light and has a model with a very long and long neck.





Honeysuckle. This is a fun and lively scarf. I banged on it to make it look a little cleaner.