The October piece didn't turn out well—oh well, I guess that's just how it is!

Works from November and December—time to make an appearance for the 2019 Weaver’s summary!

#Go Wuhan!# Stay home voluntarily and get crafty!

Early handmade creations {:shy:}

The Yuanmingyuan shawl I’ve been longing for—hope it works out! {:Yay:}

I borrowed a photo from my friend tongtong and uploaded her chart. I’m just following the instructions.

The “English‑style little princess dress” learned from Teacher A‑Zhen’s video.

I’ve finally finished my first onion skin—such a sense of accomplishment! Haha, let me indulge in a little self‑congratulation here {:hug:}

I’ve finally finished my first onion skin garment—such a sense of accomplishment! Haha, let me indulge in a little self‑congratulation.

The luxurious shawl I knitted at the start of the year—let’s turn it into a reality‑style showcase. Fellow knitters, don’t focus on the person; focus on the shawl.

#WeavingPositiveEnergy# Just recording—shooting is so-so. Please bear with me {:hug:}

I originally planned to knit a cardigan, but when my wife tried it on, she thought the tank top looked pretty good too—just right for this season.

Hana no Ikukaku sweater, knitted with yarn from the “Weaving Life” brand’s sweater shop—long‑section dyed yarn, 10.

Summer’s Second Waltz #QixiFestival#

Zero‑line “Silk Protein Barbie Velvet” ~ Brand: Shengdibao Lai, 10 skeins totaling 500 grams, 5.

Zero line! I tried knitting a skirt using the household neutral wire—paired with a black top, it looks absolutely gorgeous! But…

Crape Myrtle style (based on the “Heartprint” design), using four strands of “Yunqing” mercerized long-staple cotton, 3

155 grams of pure silk mohair (210 meters per 25 grams), “October Cardigan” — knitted with needles.

The long‑abandoned construction project, which broke ground on December 8, 2017, has finally been completed—made for my son. All…

Following Douyin’s “Beautiful Life” tutorial, I made myself a cape too. Unfortunately, I used…

Simple and elegant—a single pure cashmere sweater!

One strand of pure silk mohair, one strand of merino wool. The silky feel is incredibly delightful.

Couldn’t resist the temptation, so I picked one up for my wife too—just over 300 yuan, and it’s done! {:yay:} Picture.

Country-style small quilt: cast on 242 chain stitches using a 3.5 mm crochet hook, then work with a 2.5 mm hook.

Pastoral-style small quilt, filled with 560 grams of “cloud” batting, crocheted with a 3.5 mm hook.

Made with Xu Jia H80 cashmere and 20% wool yarn, weighing 93 grams. The texture feels truly wonderful!

A languid mood—knitted with linen yarn, using 211 grams of yarn (including seed beads), and 4.0 mm needles.

The 2018 debut: Cola 3.0mm crochet hook, 326 grams of all-wool, finely dyed in red segments.

I knitted a little red hood for the baby—its size was hard to get just right; it turned out a bit too big. 3.5 stitches—knitting life.

The sweater I knitted for the baby last year wasn’t very successful—I still have to work harder {:love:}