In knitting terms the word Purl describes a kind of stitch that is formed in the reverse format. The form is considered as one of the basic stitches in knitting and is formed by pulling the loop of the yarn on which you are working and then you have to take it back through another existing stitch. The next step you have to take is to slip that stitch off the needle.
Sometimes the word can also be attributed to a kind of thread that is made of twisted gold or silver.
The word can trace its origin in the early years of the sixteenth century when a word 'pirl' was in use to convey the idea of twisting thread into a cord to create a design
Sometimes the word can also be attributed to a kind of thread that is made of twisted gold or silver.
The word can trace its origin in the early years of the sixteenth century when a word 'pirl' was in use to convey the idea of twisting thread into a cord to create a design
