Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 65: Review Part Two

Today we cover the second half of the chart in Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 65 (you can read my review of the first 21 charts in this issue here ).





This design of the owl Ravelry is listed as a jersey. I would classify it as a poncho and I think it is a pretty good poncho: beautiful draping, good stitching, sleeves help it stay in place and it has a certain romantic charm.





Fritz I don't think cable selection works here, but it's an easy solution.





Get well. I can't say that I cared about the very open groove of this necklace, because it seems to be a mistake. I'll just put a strong neckband on it and bend my shoulders, or just choose a different pattern.





Peng. Nice little decor. I'm going to fix a lazy shoulder.





Johnny. Excellent, but I don't like raw curly edges.





Transfer. From the back it looks a little more attractive, but from the front it fits a lower body backpack, which is not very flattering for most women.





Yatlan. I would have liked to have more.





Katz. I love this one for her sexy pure back. (A woman who just doesn’t want to wear a bra at the bottom can always choose a tank top or tank top.) The fit is perfect, and the contrasting outline adds a lot.





Target. This is very incomplete in my opinion.





Rocky. The stitching is beautiful, the draper is beautiful and the size is parody.





Dynamics. This long and slender sweater is not the taste of women.





Tori. The rabbit and mushroom print looks very nice to me to be perfect for a mature woman and it is only for women.





Marisol. Not just bad boss. Fallen seams give the product a modern look.





Base. Bit blah and out of shape.





Mandren. I want it to be long, but such a long cut seems uncomfortable even on professional models.





Important. Super Basic Tank.





Fate. I like it because of the body and even the shoulder / neck area, but the goat's leg is sheep's and nowhere.





A cover of a simple shape with beautiful stitches inside .





Piya. I really like this one. The design is quirky and cool, and the fit and cut are loose enough to be comfortable and smooth enough so as not to look messy.





The lowest. Classic vest with holes.





Picasso. The shape and seams aren't bad, but I don't like the raw edge, and I'm afraid it doesn't like its shape.