Orienting the bottom cross of the Rubik's Cube

Introduction

At this stage, we are going to get those cross cubes so that they are all in their correctly oriented positions. At the end it should look like this:

Starting Point

For this move, we want to orient our Rubik's cube so that the correctly oriented edge is at the top.

To find out if you are going to do this move on the right or the left, have a look at the colour of the correctly oriented edge cube. What is it's opposite colour?

Remember:

Red <-> Orange
Blue <-> Green
White <-> Yellow

Now see which side of the cube this is at in comparison to the oriented cube. Is it to the left or the right? If it is on the left, you will do this move with your left hand. If it is on the right then you will do this with your right hand.

If you find yourself with two correctly oriented edge pieces, then what you need to do is place the two you need to swap at front and left, then do this with a RIGHT-handed move.

Occasionally you will find that two OPPOSITE pieces are in the correct place. In this instance it does not matter which way you orient the cube or which hand you use, just do the move and then you will have to do it again once more.