Vogue Knitting Winter 2018/2019: A Review

Vogue Knitting has published the winter issue of 2018/2019 . Let's see, right?





Model № 1, Cable Pancho: I like this design more than most poncho models, probably because it has size and details, and is almost suitable for sweaters.





Model № 2, papal sweater. I like its texture and detail as well as the beautiful lines.





Model № 3, wire sweater. Isn’t it bad that I will fix this decline?





Model № 4, diamond poncho. The nice part. His diagonal lines give him some ingenuity.





Model № 5, cable sheath. Great details on this and the horse is very nice.





Model № 6, front jacket only. Classic cardigan.





Model № 7, Argyle vest. A simple and worn version of the classic Argyle vest.





Model № 8, camera scarf. It can be a great wardrobe - visually appealing.





Model № 9, poncho Flickr. For me, he is a little more Afghan in terms of sewing, although, I confess, in good condition, sits well.





Model № 10, brooch-scarf. Very interesting modern package.





Model № 11, two-tone sweater. It’s a little tough and ready for my taste, but I think there will be enough patience if someone runs with their shoulders free but fun to play with the choice of colors. This matte combination of light gray and ivory pays off little. she ..





Model № 12, heart sweater. It’s like a bag that closes with a drawstring.





Dress number 13, straight dress A-orphan, something like an orphan uniform. It’s for style, but I don’t know what to do with this piece. It’s almost like a bag that closes with a drawstring.





Model № 14, striped sweater and scarf. I delve into the idea of ​​a striped sweater with a matching colored scarf.





Ornament № 15, large scarf. Not bad, but it’s one of those packages that can’t help but look on the couch.





Model № 16, Winter Lake Pavilion. Such a beautiful lace work.





Model № 17, Highla sweater. I’m not a fan of Dolman Sleeve, but I really like it. Looks good on the back, if not on the sides. I think I will get the end of the ribs between the points used on the body because it really stands out in a negative way.





Model № 18, offset triangular scarf. Not all bad. I prefer chic works, sewn in a rather unusual color scheme with minimal finish.





Model 19, turtleneck with argyle. Oh, I remember this drawing by Adrian Vitadini, originally published in the 1996/97 issue of Vogue Knitting , a rather distorted copy of which is on my bookshelf. This is a smart and worn out piece. I haven’t succeeded yet, but that doesn’t mean we won’t.





Model 20, striped jacket. I prefer to have the jacket in front, usually not for me. The combination of levels works very well and the design depends very well.