I also ordered some Russian knitting magazines. I was thinking that maybe I could learn some new vocabulary while getting to feed my knitting obsession. My Belarussian friend Наташа told me that it would be a bad idea to try to learn some Russian from these magazines, but I did not heed her advice and ordered two magazines.When they arrived, I realized that the Russian version of Joe Millionaire's Zora was on the cover of one, and Ally McBeal was on the cover of the other.
You may be wondering what Russian Zora is wearing. It looks like a furry-collared coat. At closer inspection,
you will see that it is a knitted halter top, knitted long skirt, with a furry-collared sweater.
Other notable knitting patterns in these magazines:
Clown costumes for children
Long-sleeved sweater with noticeable missing fabric on upper arms
Retro '80s pullover. This pattern is not too extraordinary, but the model looks like the Russian women I see in Hollywood movies.
tag(s): Russian Language
a friend of mine in Canada sent me some gorgeous knitted hat magazines, for the life of me, don't know how to get them into English!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI love Russian and Ukrainine nitting and crichet!
ReplyDeleteYou are very talented girl!