It’s easy to get confused when it’s time to purl on Magic Loop, especially if you are new to the technique or knitting American style.
The tell-tale sign is a funny double stitch where you should have just one purl stitch. Here’s how to recognize and prevent this problem!
KNITFreedom: How To Purl On Magic Loop - Correct Magic Loop Purling
Whether you knit American or Continental style, you can make sure your purl correctly on Magic Loop if you bring the yarn under and to the front of the right-hand needle before you start your stitch.
Related Tutorials:
- Magic Loop — Using Only One Loop on a Large Project (Traveling Loop Method)
- Magic Loop 2.0 — Adapting Patterns, Purling, and More
If you haven’t already bought it, I highly recommend:
Complete Video Guide to Magic Loop
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