I knitted a little cardigan, and before I knew it, my daughter is almost seven years old.

In quarantine, without any styling tools, I just rinsed it with water and knitted until I was exhausted.

While in quarantine, it’s a good thing I brought some yarn back to knit with. {:sad:}{:sad:}{:sad:}

I knitted Annie again, using 5mm needles and a 130cm diameter; it’s just that my photography skills are really poor.

After two months of freezing the soil into a round shape, it can be taken out of the mold and set tomorrow. {:frown:}{:frown}

A casually knitted triangular shawl—it feels pretty good, but the other sock has been left unfinished for four years.

I took it apart twice, front and back—double-layered hat, with an added strand of mohair and fine cashmere yarn, 2.7.

The bear‑head nose is badly damaged—so badly that it can’t even be taken apart. I’ve hooked a bright green toiletry bag onto my hand, and the hat…

Maria’s veil—I’d originally planned to knit a swatch first, but when I got to the edge, I realized I’d forgotten how.

Playing with fate, Maria—she looks quite good even when she steps out. The water depth is 1.6 meters in diameter, just as designed.

Maria’s veil is seven months old—perfectly finished, still not fully set and ready to be washed. So beautiful.

Even without tools, there’s always a way.

I knitted this turtle at the beginning of the year, but its head and feet ended up falling apart. The base is a circular piece I designed and crocheted myself—just…

A cardigan I knitted for my boyfriend—195 cm tall, 96 kg, size 6XL. Quite a big project, just scrolling through…

It took 13 days to finish half of it—I’m about ready to throw up. There are still 21 days left, so I’ll do my best to finish.

The size is just right. Since I don’t want to knit the sleeves yet, should I start with the front placket first? ♀?

I admit I’ve been lazy for five months???