Here's how to do Russian grafting, which is basically grafting just like kitchen or stitch only you don't use a tapestry needle you can use a crochet hook. And I think it's really fast and it leaves a nice little row of twisted stitches that are pretty much invisible along the top of whatever you're doing. So here I've got some garter stitch in the round because you may want to use this graft on something like baby booties where you'll probably be doing garter stitch. So that's why I decided to show you to you. You can see you can see what it looks like. You can see if you like how it looks. So I've got this little swatch. I've got 16 stitches, eight on each half here and I'm using magic loop but it really doesn't matter what you use. And I'm a bit smaller so that it goes fast. The first step that we need to do is put our working yarn on the wrong end. This is what I mean. Pull the front needle out and transfer your stitches like this from the back needle here on the left to the right. Just from tips tip like that. Okay good. Alright. Drop everything or not everything. I guess drop that loose needle there and we're gonna basically get back to ready position here. But now our working end, the tail, is on the wrong end. That's where we want it. Alright. Let's start binding this off. What we're gonna do is slip this back stitch here onto the crochet hook like this. Just like that. Next we're gonna go into this stitch right here. Just like that. Slip it off and pull it through the stitch that you already have on your crochet hook like that. See it really helps when you twist the crochet hook to hold on to the yarn. Alright. Let's go to the back needle. Going like this. Just like we're knitting like that. Take that stitch off. Watch these stitches over here. Twist your crochet hook and pull that loop through the loop that's already on there. There we go. Coming to the front needle again. We're just gonna alternate. Going in knitwise like that. Taking it off and turning the crochet hook like that and pulling the loop through the one that's already on there. Let's see if we can get a better view of this. There we go. Just like that. That's pretty much it. That's why I only casted on 16 stitches because I knew you were gonna get the hang of it really fast. Right. So let's do this faster and we can see how it looks. I don't know about you but this is a lot nicer than kitcheners. Just especially, let's make sure you can see what I'm doing there. Especially if you're hanging out with a bunch of people while you're trying to bind off. Right. Let's watch those stitches right there. There we go. If you're hanging out with a bunch of people and you're having a knitting party, it's probably not the best time to try to do kitchener. This one seems a little bit safer. Like that. Alright. We're almost done. Let's take a look at what it looks like. You can see that it makes this nice little row of kind of braided stitches like that along the opening that looks really cute. Okay. I think it's the perfect finish to something like a garter stitch baby booty where you don't need an invisible seam. You just need a nice looking seam, right. This also is a good idea if you don't have your tapestry needle with you, right. If you're camping you need to bind off. All you have is a crochet hook. Alright. And now you can see why we put the tail at the end so that now you can grab the tail and pass that through and pull everything tight. Alright. Now let's see how that bind off looks. There we go. Looks nice, doesn't it. I think it blends in really nicely with the garter stitch. There it is. It's cute. It's like a braid. Alright. You give it a shot. Of course, if you see, I don't really like this corn right here. If you want to take your tapestry needle, you know, if you're not camping and you have your tapestry needle, you can take your tapestry needle through the needle here and just poke that down through like that and pull it through. There we go. All better. No corner. I'll go on. Rushing graft.