Okay, so the double herringbone, double crochet herringbone stitch is very much like the half double crochet. You're only gonna do one extra step. That's all. So like the half double crochet herringbone stitch is any number of stitches so. So I do a number of 26 that yields about an 8 inch dishcloth so I'm gonna stick with 26 chains. So let's work 26 chains. A chain is yarn over, go through the loop. Yarn over, go through the loop. Yarn over, go through the loop. And we're gonna do that for 26 chains. So I've got 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 and 26. And you need to add two more stitches for the base chain. Alright, we're going to be working in the back bumps. And the back bumps are these little ridges. There you go, a back bump is right here. You can see them right there, right there, right there. That's what we're gonna be working in. So to do a double crochet herringbone is yarn over and we're gonna go into the fourth stitch. So there's 1, 2, 3, 4. So it will be the fourth bump back. So go through the, I guess I should explain it. So yarn over into that bump, yarn over, pull through 1 and 1 on your hook. Yarn over, go through 1 on your hook, yarn over and go through 2. Let's do that again. Yarn over, go into the back bump, draw up a loop, pull through 1 on your hook, yarn over, go through 1 on your hook and yarn over, go through both. It's so much like a double crochet other than you're going through 1 on your hook right away on your first thing. Chain. So yarn over, insert in the back bump, yarn over, pull through and pull through 1 stitch on your hook, yarn over, go through 1, yarn over and go through 2. That is all a double crochet herringbone stitch is. So we're going to work that all the way to the end and I will come back and show you what to do on the next row. Alright, welcome back. I hope you come back and finished your first row. I'm gonna do my last double crochet herringbone stitch. Go into the stitch, pull up a yarn, go through the first one on my hook, go through that one and do a, go through the last two. Sorry about that. So we're going to chain two and turn. It's basically the, it's a 1 row repeat so we're gonna do the same thing but the second row gets a lot easier. So we're gonna yarn over, go into the stitch, draw up a loop, pull through 1 and 1 loop on our hook, pull through that one, yarn over, go through 1, yarn over and go through 2. It's the same thing but it's a lot easier I think. And the more you do this row, it will get easier. So let's do that again. Yarn over, into the stitch, yarn over, pull through, pull through 1 on your hook, yarn over, go through 1 on your hook, yarn over and go through 2. Now mine's looking a little lax because I'm trying to show it but you, you will probably make it a lot denser. So yarn over, go through the stitch, yarn over, pull through 1, pull through 1 on your hook, yarn over, pull through 1, yarn over, pull through 2. So we're gonna work that all the way down, we're gonna repeat row 1 and we're probably gonna do it for about 18 rows and I'll come back and tell you how many rows that I had done. Alright, hope to see you after 18 rows or 20 rows. Alright everybody, welcome back. We're down here to the last row that I'm gonna do if you want to do more, you're more than welcome to do that. And I did a grand total of 16. As you can see between here and here, that's 2 rows. So there's 2. Let me turn it this way, I'll see better this way. Alright, there's 2, 4, 6, 8, 10, 12, 14, there's 1, here's 15 and this beginning row is 16. So I did 16. So all I'm gonna do on this last one is chain 1, turn and do a single crochet all the way across. This is all I'm gonna do. Now, like I said, if you were selling these at a craft fair, you might want to do a nice little pretty border around to get a little extra money out of your sale or you can just do a basic washcloth like I'm doing. This is number two of my 365 washcloths that I will be doing this year. Along with the video of the washcloth, I will also do tutorial for each one that I have done. So that's all for this double crochet washcloth. I hope everybody enjoyed it and give it a try because these was really fun to make the half double crochet and the double crochet herringbone stitch. And what's neat about both of these is, you know, looking straight at it, you don't see the herringbone. But let me finish these last two stitches and I will show you. So hold up, give it a snip, finish off, give it a tug. So looking at it like this, you don't really see the herringbone stitch. But look when you turn it this way, look how pretty that is. Do you not think that would make a beautiful top in a lightweight? I might have to try it. So all you're going to do is sew your ends in and washcloth number two. I hope you enjoyed this. Give me a thumbs up. Tell me you like it or leave a comment. Thank you all for watching.