Yes, I narrate part 1 and 2. I hope this is more helpful than the old versions. This clip shows working the pattern repeat off the set-up round which was demonstrated in the previous clip. The pattern I'm using, and blurrily visible in the background written on a card is this: Cast on an even number of stitches in Main Color (MC). Set up round: (k1, yo, sl1) repeat to end. r1) (CC): (yo, sl1, p2tog) repeat to end. r2) (MC): (k2tog, yo, sl1) repeat to end. I do not demonstrate binding off as any will do, dependent on what sort of edge one wants. I don't show it in the clip as it was getting too long, but I like to end on a contrast color round, and then work a main color round of (k2tog, p1) and then bind off in whatever method gives me the edge I want. Please note, I'm a Combined knitter, so if my purling looks odd it's because of that. It's irrelevant, however, to brioche stitch since all the purls get slipped on the following pass and reoriented back to western. If that's incomprehensible, don't worry about it. Just know that it doesn't matter.