Reverse stockinette stitch is formed by swapping the order of the knit & purl rows in stockinette stitch. It forms a fabric that looks very similar to garter stitch, but which is smoother and more compact.
Reverse Stockinette stitch:
Row 1: p to end
Row 2: k to end
Repeats rows 1 &2 until the work reaches the desired length.
The right side of reverse stockinette stitch:
The wrong side of reverse stockinette stitch:
In stockinette stitch the right & wrong side are swapped.
