The second set of crawling clothes for my grandson is finished. I just knitted it on a whim, but the result turned out pretty good!

All that’s left is the embroidery—let’s wait until the next piece is finished before we start embroidering it.

Could any master please share a diagram or illustration of this model?

The drawstring hoodie, available in one large and one small size, was originally a beautiful sky blue but ended up looking gray in the photos.

Madeleine inspired by Guainuo, with some jacquard embroidery on the back—made for my grandson.

The 2019 finale—a little prince shaped like a shiitake mushroom. We finally made it just in time for the New Year’s Eve chimes.

To sum up 2019—let’s kick off a new knitting journey at the start of the new year!

Where can I buy the illustrated instructions for this? Help, sisters!

The first finished product of 2020—taking five and a half days—took shape as a New Year’s outfit for my son. Good job, Guanuonuo!

A scarf shaped like a shiitake mushroom. The first picture has some discoloration.

Getting ready to get back to work—let’s post a photo to mark the occasion!

Celebrate the New Year in vibrant red! Chinese knot necklaces.

To my little prince! #Go Wuhan!#

Combining An Haoqun’s Happy Spider with Guai Nuonuo’s hoodie.

You little rascal, I finally caught you in two shots—filming a reality show is really tough! #WuhanGoForIt!

Completed #Wuhan, keep it up!#

Ignoring the body shape of someone who’s overweight, clothes still look best on slim people {:sad:} #WuhanGo!#

I’m knitting Chunxi too! #Wuhan, hang in there!#

The main structure is complete—just the sleeves left. Keep it up!

I’ve finished my second Chinese‑knot scarf and am now starting a tank top for my grandson! I’ve included the pattern—feel free to give it a try if you like.

I’ve finished knitting a little vest for my grandson! #Wuhan, stay strong!#

For those of you who’ve knitted Andy’s sister sweaters, could you please explain how to do the continuous right-leaning increases inside the round?

Wishing everyone peace and well-being—“Mindful Thoughts, Right Conduct”! #Wuhan, stay strong!#

Revised Blue-and-White #Wuhan, Hang in There!#

At my son’s request, I knitted a little outfit for his doll, Xiaobai.

I’d crocheted halfway when I realized it was too small, so I started over—and finished by noon!

Finished one task, and already starting another! I’m totally obsessed {:drooling:}

Finish one thing, then start another—never stopping{:love:}

The thorn rose is finished! Thanks to Yulan Youxiang for the yarn knitting!

Finally finished, but it doesn’t turn out as well as I’d imagined—no nice drape, and it’s way too dense. Any experts, please advise.