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137 postsJoined 7/10/2026
I crocheted a cardigan in one week. As a beginner, I couldn’t quite figure out how many stitches to cast on, so I just guessed.
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One piece of scallion‑colored fabric; since it’s made of coarse cotton yarn, the edges tend to curl when worked in double crochet, so I crocheted it in single crochet instead.
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Linen yarn—Yuke only crocheted four pineapples; the neckline and body are both worked by repeating the fourth pineapple.
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It’s crocheted with cotton yarn, and there’s just a tiny bit left at the end. My youngest daughter loves wearing it!
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The pink one is Egyptian long-staple cotton, and the gray cardigan is made of silk-cotton with tiny sequins. The silk-cotton yarn has been washed.
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Another cardigan is finished—made from pale lavender Pima cotton in size 8. The color is absolutely gorgeous, though the edges are crocheted.
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The sequined pima cotton is finished— the real thing looks even better. The photo on my phone shows a slight color shift; the tiny sequins really sparkle.
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Silk-cashmere blended with gold and silver sequins—such a gorgeous yarn. The haze-blue yarn wasn’t quite enough, so I added a bit of flesh tone.
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A double-strand, shiny silk-cashmere yarn—weighing just under 8 liang—knitted in five days as a gift for my sister-in-law!
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A mohair leaf‑and‑flower sweater knitted by Mom, made with two strands of Kangjia mohair and one strand of U P W wool.
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Short-sleeved pullover, made with two strands of gold‑thread sequins—less than five liang in total. Finished in three days. I’ve always loved this so much.
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Children’s green pullover. Made with three-ply shiny yarn and a No. 2.0 crochet hook—though I’m not even sure what that is.
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I crocheted a cardigan in one week. As a beginner, I couldn’t quite figure out how many stitches to cast on, so I just guessed.
涵涵婷婷♡0
One piece of scallion‑colored fabric; since it’s made of coarse cotton yarn, the edges tend to curl when worked in double crochet, so I crocheted it in single crochet instead.
涵涵婷婷♡0
Linen yarn—Yuke only crocheted four pineapples; the neckline and body are both worked by repeating the fourth pineapple.
涵涵婷婷♡0
It’s crocheted with cotton yarn, and there’s just a tiny bit left at the end. My youngest daughter loves wearing it!
涵涵婷婷♡0
The pink one is Egyptian long-staple cotton, and the gray cardigan is made of silk-cotton with tiny sequins. The silk-cotton yarn has been washed.
涵涵婷婷♡0
Another cardigan is finished—made from pale lavender Pima cotton in size 8. The color is absolutely gorgeous, though the edges are crocheted.
涵涵婷婷♡0
The sequined pima cotton is finished— the real thing looks even better. The photo on my phone shows a slight color shift; the tiny sequins really sparkle.
涵涵婷婷♡0
Silk-cashmere blended with gold and silver sequins—such a gorgeous yarn. The haze-blue yarn wasn’t quite enough, so I added a bit of flesh tone.
涵涵婷婷♡0
A double-strand, shiny silk-cashmere yarn—weighing just under 8 liang—knitted in five days as a gift for my sister-in-law!
涵涵婷婷♡0
A mohair leaf‑and‑flower sweater knitted by Mom, made with two strands of Kangjia mohair and one strand of U P W wool.
涵涵婷婷♡0
Short-sleeved pullover, made with two strands of gold‑thread sequins—less than five liang in total. Finished in three days. I’ve always loved this so much.
涵涵婷婷♡0
Children’s green pullover. Made with three-ply shiny yarn and a No. 2.0 crochet hook—though I’m not even sure what that is.
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