Yes, I am able to follow what you are doing.  I appreciate you telling us that there are 4000 different stitches. It frees me to just make up something I like and that works for me. Thank you.

Dank je wel… heel duidelijk allemaal en voor mij  is dit  zoveel gemakkelijker als ik bij andere filmpjes heb gezien. Dank je wel Shadow🥰🙋🏻‍♀️

That was really easy to follow! Really enjoyed this tutorial

I am going to try it.Thank  you  for sharing  it.

Wow,  I really like the way you do this.  Looks so much easier.

That's the first time i see a crochet beginning for nalbinding.

Really clear to watch, thank you.

Much better way of doing it❤ thanks for sharing

Such an unusual and interesting stitch!  I love the look and simplicity of it and will give it a go!  😍 At my best guess, I would say you are doing Danish, F1B1 with a plaited edge.  🤔   "F1B1" being the connection your using and plaited edge meaning your needle is going over your working yarn rather than under it.  

I increased as if for B1, meaning, I increased in the same loop from the back because it appeared a bit more seamless... not sure if that's how you were increasing.  

You're also catching the yarn with your thumb, but you're needle-tensioning which is a great idea with this stitch as it is quite loose otherwise.  

Beautiful work!  Keep it up! <❤👏👏

It's called spectraply.

Great way to start and love the texture of this nalbinding stitch. Thanks for sharing.

i am a knitter and crocheter (sorry, probably not a real word) but i find my hands start to cramp up but with nalbinding it is easier on the fingers and I love your stitch! i have only learned 2 so far but i like yours cause my thumbs are huge and my stitches so far have been so loose and yours looks nice and tight. thank you so much for sharing.

Great tutorial!

Nicely done!!

This is amazing..I love this stitch  and your tutorial.Thank you so much

Love it!

This looks fun and fairly easy. I will try it! God bless you.

Wry well done, thank you!

I crochet and this looks so interesting. That beginning chain could be done with a K-10.5mm hook to insure consistency for a beginner.

That multi-colored needle is made of a product called spectraply. It's basically a plywood made of dyed layers of wood. They do make a pretty needle.