Purl Stitch (p st) is made by putting the needle through the front of the stitch from right to left.
How to Purl :
Hold needle with stitches in your left hand. Hold second needle and yarn from skein in your right hand. Insert right needle through the front of the first stitch on left needle from right to left.
To Bind Off :
Then slip the first stitch off left needle. One stitch is left on the right needle. Purl next stitch and slip preceding one over it.
Continue across until you come to the last stitch. Cut yarn about 5 inches from needle. Draw loose end through last stitch and pull to tighten. Thread end into a needle and work end back through edge. Cut off close to work.
To increase on a purl row, purl the stitch in the usual manner but do not slip the stitch off the left needle. Purl again in the same stitch by inserting the needle into the back of the stitch. Now slip the stitches off the needle.
To decrease on a purl row, purl two stitches together by inserting the right needle through two stitches.
Yarn over increases a stitch and is used in lace patterns since it produces a hole in the work.
On a purl row, bring yarn over right needle, around and to front again, then work next stitch.
Stockinette StitchTurn work. Knit next row. Purl next row. Repeat these two rows for stockinette stitch. Continue to work until you feel familiar with the stitch. Bind off. If you bind off on a purl row, purl the stitches instead of knitting them.
In stockinette stitch the knit side or smooth side is usually the right side of work. The purl side is the rough side.
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