Rowan Knitting & Crochet Magazine 65: Review Part One

Rowan published 65 issues of Rowan Knitting & Crochet . Let's look at the first part, shall we? (There are 42 models in this number, so I divided the models into two opinions, the second one is here ).





Esther. This is an interesting combination of graphic elements and colors. The more I see it, the more I like it.





Simple. Attractive and portable.





Paloma. Very nice, but would fit a little.





Bismarck. Classic cardigans.





Important. It is a shame to cut a cut cardigan over a tunic.





Rivera. This poncho will look better on the couch.





Kugl. Beautiful! I like the curved cable detail on the front and back - it's very different.





Next. Beautiful and useful bag.





Mouth. It's nice to use a color gradient effect.





You created. This is especially attractive for Fair Isle Hall.





Berenice. Attractive and bright design.





Tori. I like the pattern on the whole "body" of it, but it looks like a modified and sprouted Afghan arm.





Kirkan. It's very similar, as you can see, a simple shirt and jeans have enough visual interest and style to transform the image. I would like to express my gratitude to the designer of this color palette, who is able to use gold, ivory, cream, green, sand and gray.





Source. Beautiful envelope.





Lions. Dusty queens also came out in skirts, and when I say "came out", I don't mean that they went into public by switching to sweater design.





Marqa. I love the art deco look of this design.





Cornelia. Another beautiful envelope.





Yoka. He is another Afghan mutant who, instead of growing up in a half-arm, grew up as a half-doll. I'm starting to get a little annoyed: is this really the beginning of the Tripartite Day Uprising, because only Afghan revenge instead of trifid?





The wind. Classic Gansey.





Yes, yes. Portable striped shirt.





Reinstall. Nice knitted coat, but I would fix the swinging shoulders.