And the very first stitch of 11, peel is a single crochet so I'm just gonna do my single crochet. But first I'm doing my chain 1 where I picked up my yellow yarn and a single crochet here. And that way I've locked it in. I'm going to try my green yarn. I did my first single crochet and I'm going to do a double crochet which a remember a double crochet is done by yarn over yarn hook going into the next stitch. Having the yarn with your hook pulling it through that stitch you yarn over pull it through 2 yarn over and pull it through 2 so that you only have 1 loop left. And then I'm going to go back to a single crochet which you don't yarn over that you just go into the next stitch. You pull up your yarn and pull it through that stitch you yarn over and pull through both of the loops on your hook. You yarn over go into your next stitch grab that yarn and pull it through you yarn over again pull it through 2 yarn over again. And then pull through 2 and then we go back to doing a single crochet you go into that next stitch pull that yarn through yarn over and pull through both of the loops on your hook. And then pull through 2 yarn over and pull through 2 yarn over and then single crochet and just like the knit we are also doing a total of 6 inches to make a 60 inch scarf. You can adjust those lengths if you want to at shoulder or longer by adding or subtracting length for each space. And all the way across I'm going to alternate between our double crochet and our single crochet. And then we are just done because we have our number of stitches that we needed in order to do different patterns in this scarf we are going to alternate each row. So I'm going to chain 1 we are going to flip it you can see here we got that I'm going to trim that while we are looking at it and that is done. Nice and neat I chained 1 and then I turned it. So we ended on a single crochet due to the number of stitches we have. So I'm going to start with a double crochet and then go back to the single crochet and double crochet single. So row 1 is single crochet, double crochet, repeat and then row 2 is double crochet, single crochet, repeat and then you would repeat rows 1 and 2 until you are finished. So you can see the difference between the single crochets and the double crochets there is a single it is only about that tall. While a double there is 2 of the bumps across it so it is a little taller and that is how we are getting that texture in our lemon peel here. And I'm back on a double crochet. So like if you stop and do something else you might need to figure out where you are in it so you will have to look at the difference between the single and the double crochet. And that is the end of row 2. Now I'm going to chain 1 and that gets us our side and then I'm going to turn the whole piece and start working in another direction. And because we ended on a double crochet we are going to do a single crochet into that and then follow that up with a double crochet and single crochet and repeat that all the way across. So another fairly simple pattern. Just a lot of repeats and keeping track of where you are in the repeat. And row 3 is the same as row 1. So this is a 2 row repeat pattern and this one will end on a single crochet. I'm going to chain 1 and this is our row 4 which is the same as row 2 was. I'm going to flip and we'll start with a double crochet. And you can see our puffs are starting to form as we are doing this. So let's just like that after 15 or so minutes. I've already got 2 inches of our square crochet which is pretty good and I would just keep going till whatever length I want. So you'll just continue doing the single crochet, double crochet alternating between it, chaining 1 on the sides until you've got to the length that you want. And then after that we'll be ready for next month. So I will see you in May for our next stitch, the DC Diamond. Good luck and thanks for joining.