The combination of long-haired mink and crochet is quite nice—it feels warm and cozy.

I gave three hats to my aunt and let her take one.

It’s not finished yet, but it feels pretty good—keep it up, keep it up, keep it up!

The sweater I knitted for my aunt—I hope she’ll love it. Perfectly finished!

During the lunch break, I picked a ten-petaled mountain chrysanthemum.

It’s almost finished, and I really love it.

I still want to crochet another one, but my hands aren’t enough.

The plum blossoms are connected in a single line—so beautiful to wear!

I crocheted one flower a day, and suddenly I’ve already crocheted eight! Isn’t it beautiful?

The year’s inaugural work, Cumulus, was completed in just five days—and the long-haired mink fur was handled effortlessly in a single stroke.

The last piece before the New Year is now complete.

I’ll just have to crochet clothes at home. It’s safer that way.

A sleeping dress—I knew right away that Hook didn’t like wearing it; he preferred just to look at it. He’s just like me.

I’d originally intended to knit a red, model-like effect, but ended up with this orange, folksy-looking result—this is it.

Weave for a day, crochet for a day—just staying home like this.

Working on both ends at once—hooking when you’re tired of knitting, and knitting when you’re tired of hooking. Is there anyone else like me?

One weave, one hook—moving in perfect unison, proceeding in sync.

Haha, I’ve finished one task. I’ve got to go to work tomorrow—there’s still one more thing to do, the green onion skins! Keep it up!

Which color of the hook looks best? I like the one with the black enamel.

Pretend it’s done—no one can see what’s below anyway, haha.

Where’s my sleeve? {:too lazy to bother with you:}{:too lazy to bother with you:}

Abracadabra, it turned into my favorite color. Haha!

Do you love the stars in the night sky? Jiangzhu

#Wuhan, keep it up!# Perfectly wrapped up.

The sleeves are finished and are waiting to be joined to the body.

The finished film is out in October—thanks, Sister She.

Knit one piece a week—work and knitting, both done without compromise.

It’s a bit too big; a smaller needle size would be better.

If you like red mulberries, go ahead and knit with them.

I’ll spoil you after work tonight—check-in for day two.