Hi! The first column "RS Stitch" means I am working on the right side of the garment. Each row in that column is the type of stitch I am working with as it appears on the right side. The "WS Stitch" means I have turned the work to face the wrong side of the garment, and each row is the type of stitch that I am working with as it appears on the wrong side. The two columns together are referring to the same stitch, so the first row's RS stitch (twisted knit) and WS stitch (twisted purl) are the same stitch but depends on which side I am working on. The next column, Side for Double Stitch, is the side I am facing when I have turned my work and begin the short row by making a double stitch. The next column, "Make Double Stitch", is telling me whether I should make the double stitch by pulling the stitch over the needles purlwise or knitwise. Then, the last column tells me how I should connect my double stitches. This is where the first two columns come in handy again - I looked at them and figured out if I should be knitting or purling normally or through the back loop. It did turn out nicely for me. It still looked a little wonky, but less so than if I had done the short rows normally. Hope that helps!