Okay, so we're going to create the next part of the circle, so I'm just separating it so that you can see it. And what we need to do is that we need to loop up three, so that’s chain up three, so one, two and three. And so what we’re going to do now is we’re—this counts is one treble so what we're going to do is we need the four other trebles in here so we need five other trebles plus this one which equals six. So what I'm going to do is that you just have to go into the center piece so it’s just the treble so just grab your material go anywhere inside that circle, grab your material pull through. And then pull through two and then pull through two

And what I'm doing with the leftover string I'm just laying it as part of the circle so that you will never see where the actual starting string is. So let's do another treble and this treble. Here we go. So, so far you got three out of the six done because the first one was counted as one let's go on again.

You have four trebles now done. We got five. Okay and your last treble is this one which is the six. Now you'll notice that I didn’t actually go right—you'll notice that I didn’t go all the way around the circle with the string as you can see and that wasn’t and accident you can do because you haven’t gone into one of the holes you can just move it around. And what I would do now is that what you have to do now is that you have to do another slip knot so what we're going to do is we got to find the center, so the starting piece that we started going up with the treble so we got to find the start slip it in there fold the material through there and through there. Okay and that basically now you got your circle.

Okay, every time you slip knotting basically you're finishing a full circle at a certain height and then you build up again to the next one so go on to the next video for help.