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This how-to will show you how to work a two-colour brioche stitch, which is a chunky rib stitch with an amazing texture. When you are working in two colours, each side of the knit will vary slightly, with one colour being more defined on one side, and the other colour on the reverse side. In this video we will be using our
One-Color Double Brioche Stitch When working a brk2, there will be two stitches under one long yarnover; work both stitches under the yo then slide the
28 Apr 2014 This is a simple 2-color double brioche scarf. This pattern can be used to gain familiarity with the technique. 2-color double brioche creates an interesting pattern in the rib “troughs", that I think is particularly attractive. I have written a couple of photo-tutorials to help with the stitches in this scarf. The BRK2
24 Nov 2016 In swatching, I very quickly decided I couldn't be doing with this double-row nonsense. For those (Note: the photos don't show every step of brioching, because this isn't really a beginner's brioche tutorial; they only show how stitches worked in the foreground colour differ to usual brioche stitches. If you're
10 Dec 2015 Simply cast on an even number of stitches and read on for our step by step instructions. Set up row. Hold the yarn in front of your work, insert your right needle purl-wise into the first stitch on your left needle and slip it off. Pattern row. Casting off in brioche stitch.
5 May 2015 First and foremost, brioche uses BRK (brioche knit, also referred to as "bark") and BRP (brioche purl, also referred to as "burp"). I love that as knitters we have our own language! In any case, you won't often see knit and purl stitches in brioche patterns, you'll see those two common directions replaced with
22 Jan 2012
11 Oct 2017 Brioche stitches go by lots of different names, such as Double Brioche, Waffle Brioche, and Syncopated Brioche. I have tutorials for a couple of them, including one worked on an even number of stitches but without the yarnover at the beginning of the row, to produce a selvedge edge. The other uses a
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