Cup cover I crocheted this for a friend and decided to record the process as well. For the first picture, crochet a cup that fits properly.

Watch I originally just randomly copied something from Taobao to entertain my kid, but I didn’t expect her classmates and me…

Wool socks I miss the days when NetEase was around—back then, I was completely immersed in it and followed so many knitting enthusiasts.

Melon-rind cap Yarn: 3-ply Merino yarn Needles: 3.5mm Knitting method: 1-crown stitch

A great way to eliminate loose ends when knitting socks (using a size 24.5 foot as an example): Needles: 2.75

Small neck warmer Just recording it. Needles: 4mm. Yarn: One strand of mohair, 36 grams. Square

I’d planned to crochet a long shawl, but it turned out way off from what I had in mind—ended up a mess. All that effort was for nothing… {sweat}

Little Bear Qingling First of all, thank you, Little Bear, for finding such a beautiful outfit and giving it to me for free.

Knit as you unravel. Self‑torture {:wink:}

Rainbow Cape This cape was knitted based on the post by “Haozai’s Mom,” but only the tassel portion…

Rainbow Cape Supplementary knitting chart. The finished piece is shown in the previous post. Thank you to “Haozai’s Mom” for her generous sharing.

Small scarf Following the principle of thrift, I didn’t waste a bit and crocheted a little scarf.

Annie This one is Annie, translated by Little Bear. It’s the third design I’ve knitted strictly according to the translation, and this is the fourth finished piece.

When you set out to do something, if you can’t see it through in one go, you’ll inevitably run into obstacles along the way that leave you unable to continue.

Crochet slippers I saw online some crochet slippers made with yarn strips—they look really cozy, and I’d like to make a pair for each member of my family.

I was so excited to redeem my first product! I had to mark the occasion. {:awesome:}{:awesome}

人生第一次换购的毛线到了。感谢平台和编织人生给我们提供的奖品

Chair cushion I think the fabric strip crochet chair cushion is quite nice. It feels very comfortable to sit on, too. {:travel

Saving the image. Thanks to Yang Meme for sharing {:rose:}{:rose:}{:rose:}

Help! Help! Help! Dear all‑round crocheters, I’m making a hat and plan to have the brim open at the back.

Bucket hat Crochet hook: 2.5 mm Yarn: Meizi’s yarn, 132 grams Stitch pattern: Single crochet,

One-piece butterfly-style fisherman’s hat Crochet hook: 2.5 mm Yarn: Meizi’s yarn, 150 grams

I crocheted a mandarin orange–themed bag for the little one.

I’ve already given away my summer hat. Just a little memento of this summer’s creation {:love:}

Time really flies. Here I am in 2014, and I still look pretty comfortable {:lol}

A little tank top (or maybe a shawl?) crocheted just the way you like it?! {:love:}

Follow Teacher Qiushi as you knit the “Soft Melody” shawl. The teacher’s video tutorial is incredibly clear—thank you, Teacher!

Watermelon cup cover It’s probably a common problem among weavers—when they don’t have anything to do, they always feel like they’re wasting their time.

This is just too beautiful! I saw it posted on the “Weaving Life” WeChat account today, so I immediately saved the image for later.

Tomorrow is New Year’s Eve—after rushing around, I finally get to wear my new clothes in the Year of the Ox. A little memento…