I knitted this cardigan following the raglan sweater tutorial from the forum—it looks especially lovely with pearl buttons! I’m really pleased with it!

The style my daughter picked out—perfect for knitting at home!

The yarn has been received. Thank you to “Weaving Life” for providing this wonderful competition platform, and also a special thanks to medical workers.

A decade‑plus stash of yarn that’s hard to part with, paired with some newly arrived linen—turning scraps into treasure, and I’ve started knitting.

Years of inventory have finally been transformed into clothing today!

A leaf that’s already mistaken—time to go all in and level the playing field!

My custom-made piece! The skirt I’ve been holding onto for years is finally ready to accompany me out again!

I’m replicating Teacher Qiutong’s beautiful dress! Thank you for your guidance {:love:}! Looking forward to seeing the result!

A refreshing touch in the sweltering summer! Embark on the little princess’s journey of wearing green silk robes!

I finally got the ribbing just right—time to make my little one a turtleneck sweater with buttons at the front. Perfect for this winter.

My dear, may you be warm in the cold of winter and never feel the chill of spring!

After a bumpy, rocky journey, I finally managed to knit this sweater from start to finish!

Checking in to knit a scarf for my little one!

Recording the first hat I ever knitted for myself!

Crochet a cup sleeve for Mom, so she can carry her cup and sip water anytime!

A little bag for Mom’s water cup—may she enjoy good health!

A silk “scallion‑style” outfit I made for my daughter! I just had to share the photos and show it off—can’t wait to see her all smiles when she puts it on!

After much deliberation, I decided to crochet a piece with velvet flowers. Once I’d crocheted 19 flowers in one round, I changed my mind and, after adding a corner stitch, switched to crocheting instead.

The velvet flower corner patch is done! I’ve tried to work as fast as I could, but alas, a mom of two just never seems to have enough time. {:

Finally, I can knit stockinette stitch! {:hug:}

The velvet flower‑embellished off‑shoulder skirt is finished—now all that’s left is to see how it looks on me!

Record your own minute-hand data! Keep it up!

Weave it, wash it, and then hang it out to dry {:love:}

Unable to return home due to the epidemic, stay calm and composed!

Rainbow Dress The little girl’s long‑awaited rainbow dress is finally finished, thanks to some late‑night overtime—just waiting to be worn.

A fashion show of dolls from the Weaver Girl’s home {:rose:}

A fashion show of dolls from the Weaver Girl’s home {:rose:}

Sunflowers can be paired however you like {:rose:}{:rose:}{:rose:}! Recording the knitting.

The Weaver Girl’s mother’s knitting is magical—

The dishcloth from the Weaver Girl’s home is really easy to use {:love:}