So we've jumped a couple of rows. We've done a double crochet here which is in the mouth. This will be in a different color way. The original is frost blue. I think. Let's have a good look. So that will be sorry. Yes, that will be in frost blue in my situation. Move again on the blog it does say the different color ways. If you want to follow this color way, the alternative is there and then on row 11 which is the V stitch which I've just done here. This is row 11 and this will be done in either amethyst, light blue or so amest depending on which pack you have. The most recent pack has been updated with light blue. Amethyst is the original. So all you need to do is just look in your pack for those colors and what we've done is we've created a half travel with two chains and a half travel into the same space. And then there's no chain here. This is just a continuation and you skip the two stitches. So you have two of these in between and then again your V stitch. So you get to your corner and then your corner is two half travels. One light has just gone out. You just charge that back up. You should have two half travels in your corner and then you continue working the V. Okay, a lot of noises going on. And then we're going to work out puff stitches. So our puff stitch corner is the same as our original. And we're going to create a chain of two like normal. And we're going to work make sure you'll see everything. The puffs so we need to do that four times as we did in the other one. If you forget how many times you've done it just give it a check so we've got seven. And that'll probably be our two so that'll be our nine there. All three and then one, three, four because that chain is a part of the stitch. Just going to pull that a little bit tighter so you can see it working there. So just pull it in. You aren't over and go back into that chain space. Get your height by pulling up. That's two, three, four, so four turns should give us nine loops. So pull three chain and then we're going to start working into our puff stitches. So go into the pattern that we've wr- that I've written. It says that we'll be starting in the corner which is what we've done. We've created our first two, oh I'm working on row 12. Let me just scroll down. We're working on row 12. We've created our two puff stitches and then we're going to go three chains. One, two, three and then we're going to work into our next puff stitch. So one, two, three, four. We're going to pull four in this one and we're going to do more. And this row will be worked even though it's in future. It's actually been worked in either the signal red or the lady bird. Well, away in my case it has been worked in, let me tell you, it's been worked in cupid. So I should just update that on the blog for you to... Okay, so we're going to do another one. So these spate chain spaces are four, are trebles to be in to live in. And we just do that the whole way around. So one, two, three, and then we just allow my work hands again. Four. If you're not sure again, check it. It's a line. Because this is also included in the loop that's on your hook. So just take that one, two, three and then go back through the next V stitch space. You can't see how I've pulled it up and then you're on over, pull back up, you're on over, pull back up. I'm not counting again, another one. I'm just going to go back, you're on through that one. Then that's the stitch that hold not gives it a nice puff. So one, two, three and then back through that loop like so. And then pull through and then pull through that one. One, two, three, four. It's a bit knotted. It's going to have a baby vomit coming out. Baby bobbin. And you just do that. Now it is going to slightly kind of raise itself and look a bit skewer. But when we put the stitches into it, it will create its form again. So as you can see this, where it is now, let's just move those bits over there. You can see how this is nice and flat. Whereas when we were doing this row, it wasn't, but then we put this in, then pulled it out again. You can see how this one is doing the same, which is what we're making now. And it's kind of pulling up here, but when we put the next row is in. All the lap will start to take shape. So in some cases, do trust the process. Again, also remember that, even though you're using, we're working on a square, we are using multiple stitches that are, you know, different to each other. So it's going to pull in different ways. You're not always going to get this perfect square because you're using different stitches, especially in the corners. You know, this one's working at nice and square, but it doesn't always work that way. It all depends on your tension, it doesn't work, doesn't how you hold your wall. Every time you pick it up, there's lots of things, how you anchor and even. So bear that in mind as you go forward. I'm going to continue finishing these puffs outside of this stitch, and then we will do a small chapter again on this row here, just so you understand the front post. I'm trying to just do it so the videos are a little bit slower and a little bit more explain and you can work them in bite size. Some of you, you're more happy with the 35-minute one, some of you just want some bite size ones you can go straight to. So here we go, let's just move this over, if we can get some more light. So pull your yarn up, and you see how I've done that? Yarn over, and then that will gauge the height of your puff stitch as well, so that you won't get too tangled up. And then if you've got your loop here, which is your original loop, just go through that, chain one, pull that down if you must, and then one, two, three, bear your separate chains. Okay? If you're unsure of your puff stitch, just do a small granny square and then just work some puff stitches around it until you get used to it. They do take some time to get needs, they will look differently, different circumstances, but trust the process, you will get there and practice makes perfect or improvement as I say. So that is your row 12, and the next rows are rows 13 and 14, and obviously I will be working on to the next chapter for next week.