Free the Feather Boas and Other Knitting Fables

Shanice thinks fashion is about balance. You can wear a real mini skirt anywhere as long as it is paired with lots of hats.





Hunter has found his perfect swim jacket for a camping trip. Why pack a towel or sleeping bag when you have the perfect all-in-one?





Carly was able to find a dark-colored bag to match her colorful collection, but she tried because she couldn't find the right solid-colored shoes. But then again, she recalled, she didn't expect a shoe designer to be as innovative as she is.





Molly, Gina and Nia were thrilled with their new Edwardian Breeches look as outerwear, but agreed that someone had to wear the pants for the next design round.




Tierra saw no reason to always limit a fur boa to the neck area. Fur boas deserve to roam freely! Or if you fail, at least once in a while you have a chance to be a Rock.




Claire tries her best to make her clothes "green" by working with existing materials. His latest innovation uses garbage bags, fishing nets and pieces of a costume left over by his latest friend.





Mauve took the faded blue monochromatic turtleneck she received for her birthday and gave it some real personality by adding flounces, braids, and velcro fasteners. It's a bit difficult because she has to give a lot of work for her money, but her family doesn't seem to understand her personal style. Or remember, it's now called Moov.





Michaela likes wearing her new knitted pajamas so much that she sometimes takes them off just for fun.





Iris lands halfway before starting to wonder if the closet has forgotten anything. Could it be the pants? No, that doesn't seem to be the case.





Nicola hated working the ends so much that he decided not to weave and made the ends a design element.