Ill-Timed Moments of Clarity and Other Knitting Fables

It was the end of the school year and the graduates of the Akme School of Design were giving the students one last fashion show. Lucrecia proudly designed her project, which she described as a "cohesive" project with her masters "curtains, drapes, and cutouts."





The theme of the Verna project was "wrapped oatmeal". The trainer says that he has used similar themes throughout the year, such as wheat porridge, tuna with white bread, homogenized milk, and white rice with rice, and now is the time to try it. Color Gallery may be considering a long-term depressive disorder.





Says, perhaps a big Lovecraft fan, she's very proud of her Cthulhu dress.





Always practical, Fionula has created a jacket suitable for very cold climates and combined with a Swiffer mop handle it is perfect for cleaning hard to reach areas under the bed and on the windowsill.





Meryl decided it was time for the traditional hobos to grow up and become postmodern.





In the 1960s, he saw this dress as a deep contrast between the young culture and the old culture. For his next project, he plans to use the theme "Jackie O. Goes Dirty Hippie."





The worst thing in the room was Avis, she had to do something at the last minute and she didn't finish, but she was sure the asynchronous ship was strong enough not to worry. She could not. He made the pants he was going to wear.





Libby was an unexpected marketer in her experience, so she thought her design would create a cool look for people with everything but elbows.





Garth cufflinks, made from recycled tin, were very popular. She wants to be with him so they don't hurt her.





Parnell was so excited about the "pastel street style R2D2" that he got halfway there, with no luck and prematurely.