Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 64: A Review
Rowan Knitting & Crochet magazine published 64 issues. We see.
Fathers. It's a wicked vest / cover-up and works extremely well and can be a nice portable way to add warmth to an outfit.
Alizarin. This coat has a great texture and I like the shiny edges.
Home lighting. The cover in this product photo is a special part of the sweater. They look good together and look like a double hat, but I don't know if the hat fits (although the hole usually fits) and the sweater doesn't look. Look at the picture.
From the cashiers. Good cable gloves.
I change the shape because the inanimate body does a good job on the paper, but the cut and wide shape are difficult to maintain.
Karmina. I prefer it with its bright pattern and quilted edges and it always looks very warm and cozy. Adjust the shoulder straps and widen the sleeves so that they fit snugly against other garments. This jacket looks great with some outfits, but look what it does with a simple blouse and jeans.
Cornelius. It doesn't fit well.
I shorten this overall length and V-neck length because it looks boring to everyone. Even if the points are good.
Sinaba. Beautiful and creative design, and the sewing is good.
What a bright and attractive design.
Fal. Classic cable cover.
Stupidity. The custom work on the Carrie Design Card above offers a beautiful dress.
Blueberry. I arrange the shoulder pockets on this and add a belt or strap to the seam to make it wider.
I do this again to make the grenade more human. There are models of nocturnal bats, but this is not one of them.
Alkov. The shape is good and the star pattern is beautiful. This is a coffee table design so I wouldn't expect less.
Classic mobile hunting .
Houghton balls give this shield a fun and modern look.
Juliaaka The most beautiful dress in this one. A short sweater may sound scary to me, but some women can wash the length of the cut, so the yarn may change depending on the wearer.
Easy foot. I tend to think of using bubbles as something. This jacket makes me feel wrapped in foam.
Violet. I love to sew, the lines are beautiful.
Maron is very delicious. This floral design is just as sweet.
I like some details of the swamp wood, used for the body and sleeves, but it's not worth it. I think it works best with the analog color scheme. Putting different patterns and colors that don't go together often results in visual conflict details.
Mayfield is a nice body with a nice lining.
Penibridge felt this sweater was ripped at the front and then badly sewn.
Perino. This is what the cover looks like, but the version with the strap on the cover clearly does not match the overall pattern. This full-length slide not only looks good, it also adds drama to some sweaters and shawls, and hangs well on photos that don't flip.
Popam. Not bad. The details of the sleeves are interesting and the shape is good. I want a fuller coffee and I want to see the cleavage.
Pukalapa. Beautiful container, also beautiful. The embroidery stands out and the alpaca yarns look luxuriously soft and warm.
Red tree. I'm not interested in the details of the sweater and the seams on the sleeves, but the belt at the waist seems uncomfortable.
Rosewood. Looking at this, I can't conclude that there are smarter and more beautiful ways to tie a scarf. This woman has a sense of humor.
Rossso looks elegant, luxurious and unique to wear.
Rust. I have to say this design comes close to beauty as you can get wavy hair. In fact, it looks more like a lid on Afghanistan.
I love the sangria . I don't think you understand that if the person on the street doesn't pass.
Moth. It hangs uncomfortably on both product photos, which is not a good sign.
Tisdale is an attractive combination of styles.
from Venice. Classic lace scarf.
Millions. I like the colors and stitching on this handcrafted scarf, but I can cut it down a bit. Note that this model looks a little loaded and the models have very long and long necks.
Wood with wood. This is a fun and bright scarf. I've set the standard so it looks a bit neat.
