Hi everyone, so this video is going to be in two parts today. The first part is, as always, a knitting update. So thank you for everyone giving me feedback about the doctor's scarf. I think I'm going to go with not putting tassels because, like everyone, a lot of people said, it is too long, but I'm still going to do a little mini tutorial. That's actually the second part of this video of how I do tassels on a scarf. So stay tuned for that. But that is coming in a little while. So in addition to the doctor's scarf, I actually was able to finish the blanket that I was working on last week, which came out really nice. Not as big as I thought it was going to end up being, but still lovely. I still like the pattern really well. It came out very nicely. I think it worked well with the yarn that happened. So that turned out really nicely. I started another blanket with some lace weight yarn. I was trying to do something different with lace weight, but it turns out I actually don't have the patience or for any of that. So I don't like lace weight that much. Please don't hate me. I'm sure there's other people out there, but apparently it's just too fun to be yarn. I'm sure if I actually took the time and effort to do it is I could do some really nice stuff with the lace weight, but it's just I don't have the patience for it. It's just too fun to be on for me. But knowing me, I always get sucked in and have that bad, ooh, this yarn won't be by it. Kind of feeling to it, which happens more than I care to admit to myself or to anyone else. So that's kind of it. I'm also kind of thinking about what I'm doing next. I'm probably doing a medium weight yarn so I can go away from the lace weight. So anyway, next week on what I'm working on, but I'm part two of doing a mini tutorial. Alright, so part two, I just wanted to go over how I do tassels. So obviously I have my scarf and here. I got a crochet, crochet, you know, it's probably a little bit bigger than I need for this, but it works for my purposes. And for the tassel, what I did for this scarf was I actually took a thread of each color of the scarf and put it in the tassel. So there's actually seven different strands of this. And I made it about a foot, so, or ten inches about, just because this is actually going to get folded in half. So the tassel is only going to be about that long. So what I do for the tassel is I put the crochet needle in where I want the tassel. So this can be where I want my first tassel. And I link, put all the yarn that I have my tassel around the crochet needle and pull it through like so. Once I have that loop, I make sure it's big enough and I bring all the yarn, all the ends through. Nope, this one. And I pull it tight. That's actually my tassel for it. So let me do another one. Actually, I'm going to do two more just to demonstrate. So again, put it through where I want the tassel. So I'll go all the yarn like so and bring it through. Make sure it's big enough loop for all the yarn. Everything can do and pull tight. Now, obviously, you can make these as close as far apart as you want, but also depends on how big of a tassel you want. Some might be bigger or smaller depending on the size of the scarf. This is also like all of you guys have seen is a massive scarf. So having a little bit bigger tassel doesn't look odd or weird or disproportionate to the rest of the scarf. So one more time. Pull it through. There's my loop. Pull all the yarn through. So there's three tassels. Now, I always recommend to make the tassels if you're unsure of the length that you want. Always make it a little bit longer than you think it should. Just because you can always cut it shorter, but you can never obviously make it longer. So that's how I make tassels for my scarf. Thank you. I'll see you next week. Bye.