Go to work by clocking in, and come back in the evening to continue.

Today, while tidying up the closet, I came across a sweater my daughter wore when she was little—she never even got to wear it! {:embarrassed

This one belongs to my little girl. While we’re all home these days, she’s been knitting away every single day {:smile:}.

I finally managed to sharpen this set of detachable needles today—my hands are already worn out from all the grinding. I’ll take a few days off first, then get back to it.

Taking advantage of my free time, I set aside knitting and spent the past two months making a few extra items for my husband’s niece.

The little boy’s work is done—first, a bit of self‑congratulation.

I haven’t touched a needle much this year, but with the weather turning cold, I’ve finally gotten moving—could it be that I’m just living up to that old saying?

It’s been ages since I last posted a finished piece—let me share this half-finished one for now.

I’m already knitting the sleeves—should be done soon. Go for it!

The body seems a bit shorter {:laughing_crying:}

The newly completed one—doesn’t it look a bit see-through?

I saw lily of the valley on Douyin and thought it was beautiful, so I took a screenshot of the pattern. Once I finished knitting the motif,

A simple, easy-to-wear piece—give yourself a little boost!

I couldn’t find the right needle size for 3.0, so I used a 3.25 instead—could it be too loose?

I was about to start knitting the ribbing when I suddenly realized I’d messed up one row in a pattern—though it’s hardly noticeable at first glance.

It’s finished—before it’s even been launched to set its shape, I can’t wait to see how it looks when I try it on.

My half‑finished project is finally done—though the sides are a bit too narrow, and the collar doesn’t look great when turned down. The weather’s getting cooler.

I stumbled upon this—it’s so beautiful! Does anyone have the pattern for it? I’m begging you—please share!

Cheer yourself on and boost your motivation—posting it will give you even more energy. Once I’m done, I can start working on the new design!

I dried it out today, so I’m rushing to show it off—haha!

Knitting hats is super fast—she can finish one in just two or three days.

I’ve been hooked on knitting hats lately— I’ll make a few more to give to my elders for the New Year.

I’ve finished four patterns, then I’ll take two days off and pick it up again when the yarn arrives.

My hands can’t stay still—since the new yarn hasn’t arrived yet, I’m using up my leftover scraps to whip together a baseball cap.

The octagonal beret and the little bear hat are finished.

This hat has a chic, Western vibe—though it’s a bit of a fiddly, three‑step process, with lots of taking apart and re‑knitting. It took four days to finish, but I ended up making it too big.

Yellow for a baby boy—let’s knit one for a baby girl next.

I hadn’t finished the task I was working on yet, and Mom already handed me another one. As soon as I got off work, I just sat down and started knitting.

We ran out of yellow thread, so I patched it with a bit of red. Do you think this irregularly pieced‑together sleeve looks good? Also…

Looks pretty good, hehe, keep it up!