Moths Are Practically Butterflies and Other Knitting Fables

Cherith grabbed a sharply knitted tarantula from the hem of her sweater and crawled close to her mouth, making it halfway before she felt like a nightmare. She can only hope that the panic doesn't get written all over her face.





Trinity believes that the design of a cardigan with an elegant leather belt and a bust is the best.





Winifred's new baseball dress pays homage to his favorite sport. He was planning a second football-inspired design as a tribute to his second favorite game, but struggled to get enough pigskin.





Hetty thinks it's a perfect outfit for a desert trip, visiting a primitive desert designing sunburnt and sunburned skin. He just thinks it's a very interesting photoshop masterpiece for his travel album he made and he can forget how all the bedouins smile at him.





Magda's friends struggle to understand that when she chooses her new off-the-shoulder sweater, she's at least ditching her pajamas and demanding a measure of style.





Easter's new device is as effective at navigating her dark home as she was hoping she'd get home late at night, but she has an unexpected downside in scaring her friends.





Shawna felt that her new job as a llama herder required her to wear a llama (or at least an alpaca) sweater and a specific elongated look in the garments. How could they trust the llamas if he didn't show up as one of them?





The wings are only shown to give a sense of proportion. And the moth is almost like a butterfly.





With a firm belief in artistic honesty, Jarvis is glad he's found a way to balance his newly developed perception with his love for Picasso. Potato heads in childhood.





Since Mavis couldn't finish the knitted jumpsuit in time for the hoped-for colder season, he switched from the turtleneck sweater to the T-shirt and adapted the top design to spring with a side cut.