noun a knitting stitch made by putting the needle through the front of the stitch from right to left
verb to knit with a purl stitch
In jewelry making, 'purl' can refer to a small bead or seed bead used in creating intricate designs.
In textiles and fabrics, 'purl' can also refer to a metallic thread used for embellishment or embroidery.
In fishing, 'purl' can refer to a type of fishing line that is specifically designed for fly fishing.
In knitting and crocheting, 'purl' refers to a type of stitch that creates a raised texture on the fabric. It is the reverse of a knit stitch.
In knitting and crocheting, a 'purl' stitch is used to create a raised bump or textured pattern on the fabric.
Fashion designers may use purl stitches in knitwear designs to add texture and visual interest to garments.
Textile artists may incorporate purl stitches into their work to create unique and intricate patterns and textures in fabric art.
Costume designers may use purl stitches in the construction of costumes, particularly for period or fantasy pieces that require intricate detailing.