Okay, from the magic number for the four-inch is eight so we are going to be wrapping a string around your finger and it’s the back over the fourth, now the back one up and push up and you have the perfect slipknot, stick your needle in. Now, we’re going to go eight and we are going to do eight. People that are experienced, 32 is what you’re looking for but for people that are not experienced in, I have a little trick to show you as well on finding the corners really quickly.

This just counts already as one so two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight. And now, just pull this out so you can stick your needle in. Now, grabbing all your fingers through, just grabbing your little cut string there, fit it through and we’re just going to tie it once not to a knot please just one tie like so. And you don’t want to put it too tight just enough so that you know what’s there and putting your needle back in. Okay, let’s pull this snug back in because there’s eight plus two another eight, so one, two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight okay point that out. Index one, fit it in, same thing don’t tie it too tight, just as a marker to show you where your corners are. It’s so much easier to do it right now than it is to count at the stitches later. Seriously, it will save you so much time. It’s that kind of a mistake that I can kind of found this idea, okay.

So, let’s do another eight so one, two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight, pointing out again and you know you need three of this particular cut strings because when we’ll finish off, it’ll be a corner and where we started to line is also the same corner so it’s very easily noticeable where the final corner would be. So, pulling it snug and do the final eight so it’d be a total of 32 altogether so one, two, three, four, five, six, seven and eight and that’s what your hack so far. So, you have a line like so with your strings hanging down, just like so. So, let’s go on to your next one.