by Hannah Gilly
September 1, 2020
So let's get you sorted. Once you've learned all you need to know about knitting and purling you'll discover a new technique that will serve you well for years to come - how to cast off, when you're switching between knit and purl stitches in a rib.
You'll use a different casting off method than you would use with plain knitting or purling, so make sure you have all you need to know for all the ribbing you come across.
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