I want to show you how you can recognize which stitch continently stitch and which stitch rushing style of knitting. So if we make mistake and we drop all stitches, now you need to pick them up and you don't know how you pick up which way right or left or just your goal just bring it back on the needle. Now which way do you need to knit continently or rushing? So now we'll see. This stitch is not comfortable. This first stitch is continently stitch because we can see the V right side of the slope of the V stitch. Seeting up front of the left needle. So we need to open and see where is the yarn? Our yarn behind the needle and bring it over. Now see it's right beautiful V stitch. If you try to do back of the stitch, it will be uncomfortable and you feel it's like tight and cross over already. It's not right. You don't want to need cross over stitches. So now you see it's open easy from this side, from the front of the needle. And you can see easily yarn below your left needle. You just open the windows and bring the yarn forward. See now you have right slope, left slope and it's nice V stitch. Next one. What is this? Rushing needs to stitch all continently. So if we make like this, it's very tight. It's continently stitch. But it's wrong way. We put on the needle wrong way. So now we instead move this needle, need from the we bring it back and start knitting continently. We just do, open it. We just easy open the stitch from the behind the left needle and bring the yarn and bring it forward. This is my lazy rushing speed knitting because I can need stitches from the left to the right. This continently stitch and oh this is again continently style. No it's not. See it's tight. So we just move our needle behind, left needle and bring it over. Again, oh it's rushing style. Oh it's rushing style. So next one, it's all rushing style because our V and our stitches sitting like this side. But if this stitch would be stay like this, our right slope up front of the left needle. We need like continently. Just have a goal, make easy open the windows and bring the yarn forward. I hope you understand what I wanted to tell you. This is right V stitches. All open and all straight with right and left slopes. See you can see easily tops of previous stitches.