Twist Collective May 2018: A Review
In today's article, we take a look at the May issue of Twist Collective .
swing . This deconstructed, minimalist piece is not entirely my creation, but I must admit that it stands out well (important, because how long will the user wear it alone?) And the play of colors is visually appealing. .
Gloxinia . Incredible lace.
Petrin . A simple bow or layered fabric with enough details to attract attention.
Chilston . Another beautiful lace scarf.
open field . It's fun, smart, sporty and very wearable.
Montpellier. Another beautiful scarf with a modern wrap in a striped pattern. I'm not particularly interested in this color palette (I think it's yellow, I'll change it to another color), but it's an easy solution.
prickly pear . It looks incomplete and does not fit. Cutting the edges will help it look better at the bottom, and it may use some cuts.
Harlow . I like it very much. The front seams have an art deco charm.
come on Not bad. I think I will do it on a more interesting topic.
Mac Gregor . Beautiful room. I love all the details on the edges and edges. I thought about straightening the bent shoulders, which would flatter the shoulders and improve the fit a bit.
Delphi forest. The stitching of this scarf is beautiful, and the curtains are beautiful.
read on. This is an easy and wearable garment, although I would like to change the cut a bit. The tube style and the back of the button add a little interest.
Talaitha . Beautiful fourth scarf. It reminds me of an Edward shirt, perhaps because of the white combination and eyelids.
Sunrise. The shape is beautiful and the details are good and the slit lace sleeves are beautiful, although I'm not sure how long they can be worn. At least for me - the only time I sew clothes with open hat sleeves, I sew them together because I can't stand them fluttering and showing the wrong side of the fabric. They are divided at the bottom, do not show any disadvantages and are well glued, so I think they are very functional.
