So this video is going to show you how to knit a herringbone stitch in a flat manner with a continental knitting style. When you're doing your knit rows you knit the first stitch as normal and then you slip the next stitch, knit the second stitch and then you're going to insert your needle into the slip stitch, yarn over and pass the slip stitch over them both. Slip stitch, knit the next stitch, insert your needle into the slip stitch, yarn over, pass your slip stitch over them both. Slip one, knit one, knit this is called through the back loop as you pass the slip stitch over. Then as you have an even number of stitches you also have to knit the last stitch of the row and then to work in a purl you turn your knitting and you're going to purl the first two stitches together but you're not going to remove them from your left-handed needle. You're going to insert your needle back into the first stitch and purl the stitch again. Then slip them onto your right needle. Purl two together without removing them from the left needle, purl the first stitch again, slip onto your right needle. And that's how you make a herringbone stitch using a continental style knitting.