Twist Collective January 2018: A Review

Twist Collective has published the January 2018 issue . Let's see.





Structure. It required a very decent contemporary turtleneck.





Beringer. Classic knit sweater.





Undercut It has very nice laces. I love the back.





Decalogue. Another classic jumper made of yarn. It's hard to go wrong with this design.





Sardinix. This kimono-style vest has beautiful stitching and hangs well.





Ron. Just more classic, this time with a sweater instead of a sweater.





Interlaken. Now here's something else. The shape is good, the embroidery is interesting and eye-catching, and the overall effect is definitely amazing. I think it can be done in another color so that there is not a total difference between the body and the yoke and sleeves, because at first glance it looks like a piece of glass on top of a sweater, instead of an integrated sweater.





New. It's a nice sweater, but I don't think I'd like front edges ten or more inches below the waist that look awkward and "open". I want to shorten this piece and loop through it.





Flash of lightning. nice piece. Fresh and modern flirty themes seem to be one of the weak points of my design.





Blueberry. Nice classic set of hat, gloves and hood.





Basket. Fantastic embroidery on this one!





Cabrillo. This is also a beautiful set. It will be nice to choose a color scheme for this.





Alize. Very interesting layer of Celtic theme.





Vervine They are very intelligent, and the drawing is so intriguingly complex that they are a joy to look at.





Anabel. He loves to sew.





Mill Creek. It looks interesting from a distance, but unfortunately, if I look closely at the drawing, I see that I see some sort of...cotton animal. Is it just me? And if so, should I look for a Freudian psychoanalyst?





Ribe. Oh, I love the elegant pattern of the iris and how the folds at the edges are angled to become part of the design. I usually don't like the muddy color of the mustard it's made from, but if you share my distaste for mustard and turmeric, you can easily fix that.





Mixed. He's smart and funny.





Delicious tape. Choosing colors for this will be fun.





Yojimbo. I love the patterns on these shawls and they go so well together and make such a vibrant shell.