Okay, so one of the most common tutorial requests we get is how to join in the round when you're working on a hat or fingerless mids or something like that. So I'm gonna do a quick little video to show you my suggested method. Okay, and this will work with magic loop or double points or circular needles. Here I'm using nine-inch circular needles just so I didn't have to cast on a million things. Just for a tutorial. So I have finished casting on all my stitches. This is the first stitch that I cast on and this one is the last one that I cast on right there. And so what I'm going to do now is I'm going to make sure that my tail comes through the circular needle towards me just so it's out of the way. I'm going to scooch my stitches up to the tips of both needles. And so what I'm going to do to create a joggless join is I'm going to take my right needle tip and I'm going to put it through the front loop of the first stitch on the left hand needle. I'm going to slip it purlwise to the right hand needle. Now I'm going to take my left needle tip and grab what was the last stitch that I cast on. I'm going to bring it up and over that stitch that I just transferred over and make it switch places. So this stitch was formerly the last stitch on the left needle. This stitch was the last stitch on the right needle. I just made them trade places. And so now what I would do normally is I would place my beginning around marker here and then I can just launch into straight into knitting or I can do my ribbing, whatever I need to do. And that is how I recommend doing a joggless join in the round. And to snug up the little bit of a gap you just pull on your yarn tail and you'll be good to go. That's how I suggest joining the round.