Vogue Knitting Holiday 2017: A Review

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12 Mei, 2022

Vogue Knitting has published its 2017 Christmas edition . We see.

№ Model 1, thick sweater. It is a voluminous sweater that looks very decent. I'd straighten those shoulders.

Pattern №2, quilt. Amazing!

Model №3, Scandinavian hat. Beautiful and comfortable dress with interesting and intricate embroidery.

Model 4, Fair Isle Band Jersey. Beautiful piece. I like the neckline.

Model 5, Selburosa Jersey. The snowflake motifs on this dark blue color are very attractive and I love the extra bright color around the edges of the bracelet.

Model №6, pump cap. I ... I don't know exactly how it happened. Should Vogue Knitting , 50, be sent to children's swatches and somehow disappear?

Model № 7, Fair Isle knit with yoke. beautiful. I wasn't sure if I liked that red zigzag at the top of the sleeve because it looks like the sleeves are tied to the body with a red thread, but I think it works and shows a little more interest in the sweater.

Model №8, Scandinavian socks. Oooh, such beautiful and elegant socks! Favorites for a possible project for 2018!

Model № 9, Abby zipper. I have an interesting accessory and I must admit that this simple white shirt and black leather skirt give it some style and interest. However, I don't think I will make myself human because my body is too short to carry it and I would present it as someone who doesn't know what a corpus is.

№ Model 10, Obi module belt. It would be easier to put on than a good belt and top because it is tighter.

№ Model 11, Fair Isle Obi. This is probably my favorite of the three monuments, although I wouldn't do it with those colors. Plums and greens are good, but the colorful pink-green ones aren't attractive.

№ Model 12, lace sweater. Not bad for a multilayer fabric. This can be done with fine mohair or angora.

№ Model 13, herringbone. I prefer this look, although I would wear a sleeveless shirt or tee for fear of closing the valve.

Model № 14, lace cardigan. Between the dull color and the twisted, twisted lines, this sweater is basically a depression in the knitwear.

№ Model 15, daily poncho. God, this poncho has such a flattering shape. On the back, this model looks like a drop with your hands.

Example № 16, Curve Cable Sweater. I like this concept best, but the shapes and proportions are reasonable and the back of this sweater looks dull and unmade, as if it has just separated from its longtime partner, like a matte model number 14. I changed the course of the rope to reach the shoulder then the arms, and I straightened it.

№ Model 17, structured sweater. I was very impressed with the well integrated texture effects and it looks good. However, I would leave this set at the top of the corset and replace it with another seam strip, for example, like the one used on the upper arm.

№ Model 18, coat with collar. Getting dressed, simple things. I would straighten my drooping shoulders.

№ Model 19, bomber jacket. Much like a beginner project. It is very simple and no frills for any interest or curiosity.

Model 20, Adelaide Shawl. This work has enough interest and subtlety for five topics. It is incredibly attractive and I love it.

№ Model 21, crumpled abbreviated paper. It's like a jacket from an old 1940's movie. And it really had to stay there. Even this amazing model, despite her style, just can't make her look stupid and rushed.

№ Model 22, edged at the top. When I copied all the photos from this post I didn't think I would like it, but I'm sure I liked it now that I've written it and come take a closer look. To me, a ruffled sweater looks modern and unassuming. However, I won't do this for myself, as I'm sure it doesn't work very well in a good figure.