Summer language I knitted a short-sleeved shirt for my granddaughter—my first time knitting a piece that goes from top to bottom. Preventing it from becoming a post on Xiaohongshu or Bilibili.

u I knitted a short-sleeved shirt for my granddaughter—my first time trying a bottom-up style. I followed the instructions from the Xiaohongshu blogger “Nuannuan’s Knitting Tales”; her video was very detailed and easy to follow, so my granddaughter was really happy wearing it (it’s a bit chilly today, so she just threw it over her clothes for now {}). Needles: No. 13 San Yan circular needles Yarn: Xin’ao sheep–silk blend; I used less than 4 liang Here’s a quick record of the knitting process: Cast on 148 stitches, worked the yoke for 15 cm, then continued with the body for a total of 30 cm, finishing off with 7 cm of ribbed edging.