Vogue Knitting Early Fall 2017: A Review

Vogue Knitting released the first Spring 2017 edition . Let's see?





Model number. 1, open the fabric package. It's a little rough around the edges for me.





Model number. 2, Chevron weave wrap. Nice cover. It made the story interesting.





Model number. 3, woven fabric spool. It tastes a little heavy and chunky to me, and does anyone see a wall where little people stand on their shoulders and look at the seam?





Model number. 4, diamond texture coating. A few good points about this.





Model number. 5, Shetland twist wrap. Amazing complex cables.





Model number. 6, textured rollers. Although it is a monochromatic, this part of the metaphor is not visual. I would choose two or three of these knitting patterns and repeat each part instead of sewing.





Model number. 7, Raglan shirt with photo. Well-crafted classic pieces.





Model number. 8, kimono-style sweater. The back of this piece is stunning. I don't like the front too much but I don't like open cardigans either. I would like to put it.





Model number. 9, a sweater with cable knit details. That's not a bad thing at all, although it's a little cruel and unintentional.





Model number. 10, sweater under shawl. A beautiful classic piece.





Model number. 11, diagonal knit sweater. Excellent fit and stitching.





Model number. 12, raglan eyelet hoodie. I'm not a fan of netting most of the time, but I do like this netting design, which has a twisted, lace-like look. The structure and details are excellent.





Model number. 13, Stratta hat. Good hat, but I don't entirely agree with these earphones, although I have to admit that these earphones are beautifully designed as earrings. The hat resembles a helmet from an example of the Narnia series. That's not necessarily a bad thing.





Model number. 14, open knit sweater. I have to admit, this piece overcame my usual resistance to baggy, bare jackets. It fits very well, the lace is beautiful and the result is romantic and trendy at the same time.





Model number. 15, Ruana whipped. The lines and colors are unbearable. This is a coffee table design, so I wouldn't expect anything less.





Model number. 16, bare boat neck above. Such an interesting piece that stands out.





Model number. 17, T-shirt with neckline. Although I don't think the color really works, it's an interesting part.





Model number. 18 years old, fruit dress. This one has the appearance of "coming back from the mud room".





Model number. 19, Shiny Lips Tunic. I support it being a bit longer, changing clothes and rethinking the color palette.





Model #20, Jersey with a discriminatory line. With its clean design and raw edges, this sweater looks like an improved design rather than a finished one.





Model number. 21, Fibonacci Blurred West. I love the color combination and this dress fits well.





Model number. 22, clean dress. It's cozy, fun, modern, and even delicious, but every time I see it, I hear the words "Please don't fix the TV."





Model number. 23, V-neck sweater with lace. It's good, because the shape is good and the color scheme is explained, but those metal strings are driving me crazy.





Model number. 24, raglan ski sweater. This is the first edition of the Spring-Summer 1989 issue of Vogue Knitting . Ok, but again this is not a pattern I chose (I checked it out and yes I really do) and VK editors suggest replacement yarns to recreate the color scheme shown here and I'm going to get the colors back to work.





I like the idea of ​​copying the makeup, but these are kinda cute.