Deposit and withdrawal

I started crocheting in the summer, but it’s only now that I’ve finished—so I’ll have to wear it next year. I used 8 ounces of yarn.

Hook-shaped Moon Goddess—great for gifting to friends or keeping for yourself during the New Year!

I’m mending a friend’s pants—they’ll still be wearable!

The little prince, who’s become a nationwide sensation—my son got one too, and it turned out pretty well!

Because I love it, I crocheted the Phoenix Peony again—using 6 balls of yarn and finishing it in 27 days.

With the pandemic keeping them at home, the weavers are far from lonely—once again, they’ve bloomed the Phoenix Peony, completing it in just 22 days.

Keep recommending—let’s pull weeds together if you’re into it!

It was knitted with four strands of cashmere, using a 4.5‑mm needle, and required just over half a kilogram of yarn. It took more than twenty days to finish—quite…

First day of clocking in—let’s fire up another casual one.

It’s growing fast—let’s check in for a week and aim to finish another week. Keep it up!

My impromptu project is finally finished! I used 4-ply cashmere and size 4.5 knitting needles, with about 1.4 jin of yarn.

Day one of checking in—showing off how fast it’s growing!

The classic pineapple dress—I’ve been eyeing it for ages, and I finally bought it!

Another hat crocheted with cotton yarn—I’ve made nearly ten now, with small brims, large brims, and all sorts of embellishments. So happy!

I’ve seen the lotus‑patterned tank top again—crocheted one in brick red, then another in black, alternating between the two.

I crocheted a blanket using yarn of the same thickness as the zero‑weight thread; it’s nice to drape over myself during my midday nap. The yarn weight is 2.6.

Seeing a pretty little flower, save the image for later.

Imei, the dress was both beautiful and lovely, so I bought the yarn and started crocheting it! I used imported skein yarn.

The classic pineapple skirt—I’ve been eyeing it for ages, and I finally splurged on it this noon.

Aiming to finish in two days! Showing off the hook’s speed.

The weather’s cooling down, so I crocheted a cardigan. It goes well with skirts or pants. The mesh is more suitable.

I’ve been wanting to try Teacher Huihui’s “Dark Fragrance” for ages—today I finally gave it a shot! I’m really happy with the result—it’s totally worth it!

A versatile magic garment—wear it in countless ways. It can serve as a tablecloth, a shawl, or even a short or long piece.

I’m looking for help with the first diagram—does anyone have it they could share? Thanks!

The belated dress is finally finished! Yarn used: 7.5 liang of twisted yarn; crochet hook size 1.4.

I’ve been wanting to try this leaf jacquard pattern for ages, and today I finally gave it a shot! Yarn: 3-ply cashmere, knitted with size 9 needles.

My knitting creations from 2020! Just showing off—there are still a few I haven’t photographed yet {:smiley:}

A lucky start to the New Year—crocheting a red scarf as a gift for a friend—doesn’t that feel so festive? {:smiley:}

I followed Teacher Tinghai and crocheted a trendy little shawl—so versatile! Yarn used: No. 8 lace, 1.5 liang.