Starting row number six, can as half double crotchet all the way around, we are going to row number ten, and the last quarter of number ten, we are going to be doing some changes of the stitches because we’re going on a continuous circle. See like that, there are always being something sticking up. So we have to compensate by the changing our stitches in the last quarter of the last rotation to make it even – to bring balance.

And where we wanted to do that? We want to focus it so that edge is the bottom of the sleeve. So, it is like the under side of the actual sleeve so you don’t see that there is a change and variation. See, there’s a little change in there but on the front face of it, you can’t really see, and on the back – that I have to clean up, it’s just a loose string. But you can’t see it, but if you underneath of it, you can’t see it. So, that is why we do that.

You could have also changed the colors as you are going along on the extra body of the coat. The problem is that you end up to put all of the lose strings, and it’s very difficult to hide them because the front-end of the sweater is basically what you see. So, if you have a lose strings starting in the front of the sweater, it can make very noticeable.

Okay, so on your list, ladies and gentlemen; you’re taking off rule number six as being completed.