Moths Are Practically Butterflies and Other Knitting Fables

Cheryl woven tartar came to the edge of her sweater alive, pulling halfway down the aisle before pulling on her face. He can only hope that the fear does not appear on his face.





She thought that the traditional cartoon design of the Trinity would go well with the leather belt.





Winfred's new baseball jersey was a tribute to his favorite sport. He was planning a second football inspiration for the glory of his second favorite game, but struggled to get enough pig skin.





Haiti designed her perfect desert travel outfit to keep her knees from the scorching sun and heat. He was delighted to set up Photoshop for his travel album and tried his best to forget how everyone was making fun of Bedwin.





Magdalena's friends fight to convince her that she needs at least a change of pajamas if she likes her new sweater over her shoulder.





When she returned home in the middle of the night, she thought it would be nice to walk around in the dark, but she was afraid of being bitten by cats.





Shaw and Lama saw the new work of dressing like a shepherd's lama (or at least an alpaca) sweater and long-sleeved dress. How can a lamb be trusted if it does not look like one of them?





Dana had an insect-eating jumper in his new spring dress because what could be better spring than a butterfly? And moths are actually butterflies.





A true believer in artistic honesty, Jarvis was thrilled to find a way to balance Mr. Potato's recent childhood love of Picasso.





Mavis thought he could not finish his jumpsuits, which had been hijacked during the cold season, and changed his t-shirt from spring to spring.