Now we are going to seed stitch. If we look at the front of the piece of knitting that we just completed we can see that the stitches all look the same. The front looks like these and the back has bars that go across. What we're going to do now is change that. So seed stitch is knit purl knit purl. So front to back, wrap and lift is a knit. Then to purl we need to bring that yarn to the front, back to front, wrap, pull and lift. So we're going to knit so we need to move it to the front, front to back, wrap, pull, lift, purling. So yarn needs to meet the front. Needle goes back to front, wrap, pull, lift. When we've completed one row of seed stitch we turn it around and we need to knit the opposite type of stitch to what is on the needle. So if we look at our knitting here there is a bar on the stitch so it's a purl. So that means we need to knit into it. Knit, that's a knit so we're going to purl into it. Then we just keep alternating. After a few rows of seed stitching we're going to have this nubbly lumpy but regular seed stitch pattern developing which is going to look really great on our scarves.