Vogue Knitting Winter 2019/2020: A Review

Vogue Knitting has released its Winter 2019/2020 issue . Come on come on:





Sample No. 1, Grid. Case with very nice texture. I wonder if the style is so high in 1986 that if it was 1986, the model sweater and hair would be big enough for three women.





Model # 2, Java. That ... a lot of hats. However, I do not doubt the design of the hat, so maybe it is designed for someone who prefers to be tall or headless.





Template # 3, Distortion / Texture. Simple, useful তৈরি dark hat made of bamboo.





Template # 4, scale. The big wrapped poncho isn’t my bag at all (you see what I did there), but I have to admit what it’s made for, even if I can’t stop thinking sadly how good it is: he was staring at the sofa. I like the color scheme of the "rhythmic triangle" pattern.





Model No. 5, Klein Return Cloth. Simple but possible.






Model n ° 6, demand. It reminds me of the long open cardigan that my mother wore at home in the early 80's. It has convenient pockets, 3/4 of which do not prevent my mother from working in the kitchen. It’s a practical, wearable item that can be fitted with a variety of sizes, or I might say I’m a little annoyed by the unreasonably small wings. I'm going to lightly shrug my shrugged shoulders.





Model # 7, Grandpa. This one is a little too useful for me. It reminds me of Mao's jacket. I think this design might be one that requires an attractive 7 / or fine yarn, because it requires some pizza.





Model # 8, versatile. I'm going to fix the sloping shoulders, I think there's a good color for this design, but besides, this design is quite wearable, it makes for a good hiding place.





Template # 9, Gradient. I would press on my hanging shoulder and wear it a little, but other than that, it’s a subtle, modern, eye-catching piece.





Model No. 10, farmer sweater. Well, it's different. I love it, not only is it really interesting, but it makes me look, see all the details.





Ornament # 11, tendons. It's beautiful, and the wiring pattern is gorgeous.





Template # 12, Feedback. Classic lace shawl.





Model No. 13, summer house. Another beautiful short wire gown. I mean, just enjoy this complex wire image.





Model No. 14, Art Nouveau. The pattern marked on the Ravelry page is compared to the famous flower pattern of Scottish designer Charles Renee Macintosh. I don't agree, of course, that's the good part, but it all scares me if it takes away.





Template # 15, crown It's a pretty short jacket, or I'm going to straighten that hanging shoulder.





Model # 16, Herald. Very interesting sweater. While this is a winter issue, enjoy knitting seems to have a spring trend with some designs.





Sample No. 17, Topiary. Nice little cardigan.





Model # 18, male cable. This is an "archive" pattern, first published by Vogue Knitting in 1962, reprinted in 1985, reappearing in this issue. Despite all the big changes in fashion since 1962, I don't think it's been a year since it started, because it's dated. This is the life of a classic knitted sweater.