If you’ve ever worked in brioche stitch, you know that it is a fairly easy stitch pattern as long as we understand the logic behind it. And that logic is simple – basically, we work in a version of a “knit 1, purl 1” ribbing, but we treat yarn over + stitch as one stitch …
Brioche stitch is an easy way to create a beautiful lush texture. If you’ve never tried to knit brioche, this tutorial will get you started, and this one will explain how to work brioche stitch in the round. This stitch pattern is great for scarves and shawls, but when we want to use brioche to …
Right-Slanting and Left-Slanting Decreases in Brioche Stitch Read More »
Brioche stitch is fascinating, there is no doubt about that. It is puffy and soft and cosy. It forms the kind of texture that we instantly want to squish and hug and otherwise feel. And thanks to all that texture and “squishy-ness”, anything knitted in brioche stitch is exceptionally warm. The only drawback of brioche …
Brioche stitch is beautiful. No question about that. It turns even a simple project like a plain scarf into a gorgeous creation with rich texture. If you make a brioche project using thin yarn and thick needles, the texture becomes almost ethereal, and the project looks and feels like a cloud. In addition to all …