Because of the pandemic, I’ve been staying at home and have knitted three identical shawls using one pound of yarn.

A gift for myself. I had to redo the collar once. {:cute:}

A piece of silk lace from Meiyoupu, with leaf-and-flower motifs on the sleeves.

A short-sleeved shirt made of sequined linen—whether it’s the yarn or my stitching, I’m not sure—it’s all crooked and uneven.

Black Fangjun Gold Koala, knitted according to the chart. Using 2.5mm circular needles from Sanyan, cast on 168 stitches with a spare yarn.

Bian Ge’erxiangsi short-sleeved shirt Cast on 120 stitches, use size 12 needles, and work a double rib for 12 rows.

A sweater for a six-year-old boy. Finding solid colors too plain, I added some ribbed yarn of the same quality. The entire piece is knitted in stockinette stitch.

I previously knitted a long-sleeved sweater, and I still had some yarn left, so I decided to make a tank top instead. It’s for a boy around six or seven years old.

While watching Taobao Live, I spotted a streamer’s sweater that looked great, so I just copied the style and made one myself {:cute:}

Am I a hat fanatic? {:mischievous:}

On Goddess Day, treat yourself to something {:cute:}

My daughter-in-law wanted a style modeled after Taobao. It’s made with thick yarn, so it knits up pretty quickly. It’s a mid-length piece, and I didn’t knit in any pockets—she insisted…

Tencel-wool sweater knitted from the collar down

This is a sweater that had to be reworked. It was originally knit in stockinette stitch, but I didn’t realize the yarn was single-ply, so the entire piece ended up in stockinette.

It’s finished—Mushop’s silk thread is truly ethereal, and I’m very satisfied. This one’s simple,

Baby hats—super simple; there are video tutorials online. I knitted these two for my classmate’s granddaughter.

Just following the trend—my “Floral Bloom.” Knitted from top to bottom, using Meiyou Puying’s exquisite merino wool yarn.

Two-piece set The short-sleeved version is knitted from the neckline downward, with a double-knit ribbed hem, but the entire garment was originally knit with…

A versatile black short-sleeve top. The yarn is Cloudy 100% French linen. To knit…

I learned by watching the livestream. I got it done in one afternoon.

Following the trend. Thick yarn doesn’t look as nice as fine yarn.

It’s for the little foreigner at my friend’s place—congratulations to me for getting lucky and being promoted to grandma!

Pullover for a four-year-old child

My “Thirty-three Thousand”