Vogue Knitting Late Winter 2018: A Review

At the end of 2018, Vogue Knitting has released a winter issue starring actress Kristen Ritter . Ritter has made two appearances on the blog's Facebook page . When he first hires an interviewer to buy yarn and then teaches him how to act . And then he taught Stephen Colbert how to touch (or dare to teach) while appearing on The Late Show . I already liked Ritter for being attractive on screen, I admired his acting, so his evangelical passion for our art is a big bonus. Anyway, let's take a look at the jersey he made (he made it himself on one occasion) other designs on this issue, right?





Pattern No. 1, turtle dress. If you are a depressed, tired mother of seven, your only social connection with other adults is to call your mother and cry because you can't put your kids to bed - it's your choice.





Pattern No. 2, cardigan with wire. Embroidery with these details is good, but not the usual lines and eggs. It has a visually elongated, heavy, facial appearance.





Pattern No. 3, a sweater with colored blocks. Sighing did not work knitting .





Pattern No. 4, sweater. Classic sweater.





Pattern No. 5, pullover. I like the fact that the designer has changed the direction of the wire and moved the classic wire pullover in a slightly different direction.





Pattern No. 6, two tier sweater. The designer of this sweater has been innovative by adding a cropped shirt to the floor, but I don't think it works. I keep looking at it. I think its design is probably flawed or lacks thread. It will never be a good knitting answer.





Pattern No. 7, Kristen's light sweater. I respect model Kristen Ritter, but her design doesn't interest me. I think I'll straighten my sloping shoulders, add some waist, make this sweater with attractive ropes to give this simple basic design a great look that fits without Kristen Ritter.





Pattern No. 8, Sloppy Raglan. I'll land a lot here. It seems that the presence of underarms starts from the waist, পেশাদার even professional models where they are located can not adapt to it.





Pattern No. 9, plain cardigan. This is another work in the style of "mother of seven frustrated and tired".





Pattern No. 10, pullover from seed. Theoretically, I'm not against big turtles, but there are actually bigger turtles that are "comfortable, cozy" and bigger turtles that "stay indoors and move around every time." Guess what?





Sample No. 11, Pompom. It's pretty funny, but I can't imagine a bandage that size. I'd like to increase this "bar" slightly and put it on the sofa.





Example No. 12. Large frozen membrane. It's a good thing to wear like a bandage, but it would be something else, I would think it belongs on the sofa.





Pattern No. 13, cardigan. This thing is too bad. I saw the tent I like to wear.





Pattern No. 14, sweater. Another classic sweater, this time in an ideal style.





Pattern No. 15, Brioche sweater. This piece reminds me of Dakota Fanning's gorgeous costume from the late nineteenth-century play Alien , but it's an interesting original piece with a gorgeous brooch embroidery, it may take a few adjustments to make it even more flattering. To balance the wings of the sheep, I will straighten the hanging shoulders and make the body a little longer and more beautiful.





Pattern No. 16, lace-up vest. The lace used here - hand-dyed yarns are good, but these unorganized fabrics never make me happy.





Pattern No. 17, feather hat. Inventive, misguided and wearable.





Pattern No. 18, waterfall shawl. This is another shawl that looks like a sofa, or rather, an anti-myrtle sofa. Putting this piece in a solid color, or at least the “Grandma-Afghan” color will help, as the lace is quite attractive.





Pattern No. 19, Domino Shawl. Attractive, comfortable - modern collection that definitely looks like a human.





Pattern number 20, braided scarf. The beautiful texture and attractive design of this scarf is not surprising, as it has always been designed by the talented Nicki Epstein.