They say it’s going to get colder next week, so I’ll knit little Mi Zi a sweater for the winter {:clap:}

A great place to stash leftover thread ends{:Ultraman:}

This spring, I knitted a piece for her. Once it was finished, I realized the yarn irritated her skin {:bye-bye:}—no matter how I tried…

Two strands knitted into “he/she” really looks awful! After agonizing over it for two days, I still decided to unravel it and start over with a single strand.

I’m totally hooked on knitting “him and her” this year {:smirk:} Both the white one and the purple one look so cute.

Caught the tail end of spring—this sweater I knitted will even last two more days {:love:}

I was watching a show while sewing on a button. Once it was done, I took a look… {:Umm:} Forget it—what the heck, I’m just lazy.

I’ve forgotten when I bought this mystery-box yarn—velvet‑like, flat ribbon‑style yarn. I’m going to pull it out and knit something festive.

I don’t feel like knitting a coat—what else could I possibly make with this yarn? {:question:}

I’ve finally found a good use for all the thread ends I’ve been saving for a year{:good:}

This knitted cable pattern looks so weird. Not knitting a pattern might actually be better {:sweat:} Oh well.

The cats’ New Year outfits {:rabbit:}

The variegated flat ribbon yarn is paired with a cotton-mohair plied thread. I love these vibrant, lively colors.

At first glance, this style looks really nice. I picked the yarn I liked and knitted a summer outfit just like in the picture{:

Although it’s still the height of summer, short skirts for autumn are already worth considering{:rabbit

Ambitiously trying to sketch a straw hat for summer. I never in a million years thought the straw hat would be me {:facepalm:}

I’ve long loved palm flowers, but every time I look at the charts, they seem too complicated to knit. Recently

Leftover yarn from knitting, as well as the ultra-fine yarn from those blind-box yarn sets I bought— It feels a shame to throw it away,

The youngest first-grader among my friends One day, she said I was missing a piece like this.

In winter, you need a loose-fitting, thick wool coat. Keep yellow, gold, brown, and white on hand.

The third chunky-knit coat I’m making for winter {:rabbit:} Quickly using up my stash of yarn{:

Eliminating the yarn‑hoarding—A mohair vest I originally planned to knit an all‑black vest, but I added a strand of green.

A fresh, winter vibe The pattern on this vest looks a bit intricate, but the actual knitting process is very quick.

New Year gifts for our furry friends {:rabbit:} {:love you:}{:love you:}{

New Year gifts for our furry friends {:rabbit:} {:love you:}{:love you:}{

The 500g modal cotton yarn I stocked up on earlier—its single strand tends to break, and I can’t seem to find a suitable replacement for the time being.

A colorful, spring-inspired pullover sweater {:rabbit:}

{:Rabbit:} Crocheted little vest It took me two leisurely days to finish it. Faster crocheters might whip it up in half a day.

Yukemao Sweater “Mulan Pullover” {:rabbit:}{:rabbit:}{:rabbit:}

It feels a shame to throw away the eight skeins of cotton I’ve been saving for so long, and I’m not really keen on knitting a seat cushion either. I saw a design on Taobao that I really liked.