then yarn over and pull through. So, I'm going to make twelve of those, and you want twelve double crochets next to one another, not on top of each another. So I'll show you what I mean when we come back around to the stitch that we started with, the very first double crochet stitch. So, you can see, this is where we began this round and we're running out of space. So, what you can do is you can pull that chain out from underneath the stitches that you've made already to make the stitches that you've made closer together so you can fit all twelve stitches into the center. So I'm going to carry on, okay, until we have twelve. Now, to see if you have twelve, you're going to count the V's along the outside of that circle. You never count the active loop. So, we've got one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, we'll just do two more, eleven and twelve. And then we just want to join that round together to make a nice closed circle. So, we'll do that by slip stitching into the first stitch that we made. So, we go front to back under both legs of the V of that stitch, and then we're going to yarn over and pull through that stitch and the loop on the hook so we've got a closed circle there. Now, we're going to make some petal loops. So, we'll begin by