I’ve been watching your videos for the last several days. You are my ABSOLUTE favourite to have in the background as In”SIT N KNIT” Sooo very grateful for you both :)
Watching Carlos gave me the courage to try to learn Norwegian knitting. I learned English style but always struggled. I can crochet without a problem! Thank you for your lessons: I always enjoy them.
I am new to brioche and my first time I learned from a 'thrower' knitter. Lots of tears...I thought brioche was the hardest stitch ever. Then I tried again but from a continental knitter and wow... I now love brioche. Something about holding the yarn in the left hand results in an easy rhythm.
Carlos by you being a slower knitter like those of us who are either new at this or new to the Brioche it is encouraging to me and I hope others to try this. Arne you are a good teacher. Thank you gentlemen.
Ah brioche!!! I have tried it a few times and it’s ok for me as long as I don’t forget where I am. If I do, I am useless at figuring it out. Good for you Carlos to try in front of a camera!!!!!
My daughter caught a glimpse of you both on my tablet and thought Arne was Rod Stewart. Of course you are a rockstar! Your stage name could be “Arne Ull”. Thank you for all your talent and inspiration and for sharing with us. I am relearning brioche stitch. After Nancy Marchant invented her ‘brk’ and ‘brp’ knitting notation system I got really confused, so thank you again for bringing brioche back to its lovely simplicity. Knit on…
Thank you for this tutorial, brioche with the Norwegian purl is made easy. Leaving the thread at the back of the work helps. Brioche is just difficult when we make mistakes... You two are really helpful. I enjoy watching you both you are real crafters full of great ideas!
I gave up on brioche a long time ago! I might be able to do it if Arne was coaching me one on one, but since that's not likely to happen, I'll just enjoy watching Carlos knit brioche!!! 🤣🤣🤣
You guys have made purling so much easier and faster for me. And now two color brioche which is great because there is great looking cowl that I want to make. And knitting 8s fun for me again.
My father was a ficherman,and my mother knitted scarfs with the brioch stitch for him because its a warm stitch!👍i knit now knit the brioch for socks and sweaters to,its a easy stitch!
You guys are so fun to watch. I basically have learned to knit a few weeks ago by watching your videos. It’s great to have Carlos demo as the “learner” and ask the questions I would ask (incl. asking Arne to go very slow and repeat multiple times) and having all the technical knowledge from Arne. Plus the banter is very entertaining. I have to say you guys make things less complicated. I really like the Norwegian way of knitting…I wasn’t sure I’d be able to hold the string the other ways. I look forward to try this brioche style with 2 colors on a hat
Know one thing (among many) that I admire about you two? The Teaching One is gracious and patient and the Learning One is receptive and hard working. Both are generous and supportive to the other. I am the daughter of an artist. When I was very young my mother tried to teach me how to draw. We both ended up getting frustrated. It’s difficult to take or give instruction to a family member. I soon discovered that music was my métier! (Heh). PS I think two-colored brioche is easier than one-colored because of the clear pattern/color delineation. Do you think so too? I suppose it’s all easy for you. Xx
Oh my gosh! I am no longer intimidated by brioche. You took the fear out of it by simplifying the steps. Your method makes it so much less complicated. The next project I cast on will be brioche. Tx!
Arne and Carlos thank you for doing 2 color brioche in the round. I am looking forward to trying it this week. Sometimes those who do things well can’t teach others but both of you have the ability to put us at ease and make learning fun. I hope you have a good week. Please pet Freya and Helmer for us
Thanks for sharing, I’d be challenged the master that knitting technique, so Carlos your doing okay. There’s a saying, “ everything is easy when you know what your doing “. 👍❤️😊
I do not stay away from difficult knitting patterns even though I am not a good knitter; all I care if I have fun doing it. Learning new technics is always satisfactory and definitely not boring.
I am just learning how to knit thanks to your videos. I don't think I will be ready for brioche for a while as I am still working on mastering the knit and purl stitch. My purl mantra is under, under, switch, under, go back, under, out and off. It's a little longer than cha cha cha but it seems to be helping.
Going back watching your brioche videos and you are both funny, interesting, good if not excellent knitters and have such kind and great personalities! Love your videos even if a lot of of the things are way beyond my skill level, the way you teach is very clear and I always learn something in every video! Thank you!
I have enjoyed the brioche series. You are a good teacher Arne - loved how you started Carlos with the basic flat brioche and worked up to two color brioche. I love how 2 color looks and all the diff patterns with increases and decreases but was overwhelmed when reading the instructions - I have never knitted brioche before so no wonder I was overwhelmed. Now I know to start a swatch with the basic!!
I have wanted to try brioche for a long time but never got around to it. Your tutorial is the inspiration I need to learn at last. The first time I saw brioche was in Vogue Knitting magazine a while ago which used two colours in the patterns, so I didn't know you could knit brioche with one yarn. The other technique I want to learn is entrelac. It is an adventurous idea, but I can imagine a brioche entrelac scarf in two colours. I've been knitting since I was a child and it is great to have something new to learn all these years later. I plan to watch your tutorials on how to knit the Norwegian way because I don't hold my yarn correctly. Your way looks so much faster and easier if I can master it. Thanks for another great video.
You guys are so funny! Love it when Arne goes into professor mode! So patient and encouraging And great job Carlos! I would have made a knot in red and white lol I’m a very tight knitter too
Just love the way you poke fun at each other. Cha cha cha when you purl - that is cute. Now the pattern makes sense thank you. Lovely episode Arne and Carlos.
Brioche is the next goal of mine. I've been making two test knits with cables that are complicated so I think I'm almost ready to tackle a new challenge. I bought a pattern with a beautiful patterned brioche, so I'm stretching my knitting skills. Thank you for doing these episodes. They make me braver.
I would love to see a video where Carlos is knitting and Arne is standing behind him, shaking maracas and singing "Yarn-over, knit, purl; cha, cha, cha." Carlos can join in singing on the "cha, cha, cha" part.. It might be fun for all of your tutorials. "Knit, knit, purl, cha cha cha. Purl, knit, knit, cha cha cha." You two are SO funny!
I've never been much of a knitter, but you have inspired me to take up the crochet hook again, with your lovely blanket. This may be a challenge! I haven't crocheted in years, and now the old fingers are very arthritic, but I'm going to give it a go.
Arne & Carlos, I absolutely love watching both of you! Like Carlos, I was so nervous with brioche. Then, I watched your flat brioche video and have no more fear towards brioche. Not worrying about purling with flat brioche made it so simple and easy. Does the stitch pattern change between two-color flat brioche and two-color round brioche? I would love to see a tutorial on two-color flat brioche. You guys are amazing! Keep up the good work!
I'd love to subscribe again but I can't. Love these podcasts - you both have such a great sense of humour. I have an old knitting stitches book that has a totally different method for brioche where you knit into the knit stitch of the previous row. Looks pretty much the same. I have to try this methods asap (winter is coming here).
I’m just starting my day and am nowhere near my yarn, so I’ll have to watch this again later. I really want to knit a beautiful cowl in brioche with two colors - a good reason to cast on another project today! Thank you!
I love watching you trying brioche knitting that is something I may not ever be able to do. So I will watch you two do it. I love the two colors your using but I love blue used with the other two. I love red, white and blue those are my favorite colors, the second favorite one would be black. Take care and stay safe and hugs and love for y’all!
Wonderful tutorial. You guys are funny. I had to look up elsewhere what the Brioche Stitch looks like or what it even is because I wasn't familiar with it, but am glad you showed me how to do it. I will give it a try.
I know you're not a fan of magic loop, but 2-color brioche is much easier on just two needles (or one small circular)!! I'm working on my first two brioche projects, the Letho Sweater and the Current Mood shawl. One thing that has really helped me is to look at the row I am about to knit and if I see lots of "red" for example, then I know I need to use the "white" yarn (and vice versa).Thank you, as always, for sharing your lives with us. xoxo
What a great double act you guys are. Love watching you. Arne I can see that you are desperate to take the needles from Carlos. Will enjoy the next episode “doing it the Carlos way” Fab.. 👏👏
I am so glad you are showing how to do the 2-color Brioche. I've just started experimenting with doing increases and decreases to make some really fun patterns. I've been using the Norwegian purl and have found that it makes Brioche stitch so much easier! I admit it was difficult for me since I was self-taught holding the yarn on my right. But I kept at it and have much improved. Thanks for all of your tutorials!
This is great, thanks. I'm going back to the first video where you taught brioche knitting flat and give it a go and work up to this one. There is a shawl pattern I saw that I'd love to knit and now I might be able to achieve it. Thanks again.
I’ve purchased my needle set, but I’ve had beginner’s procrastination. You’ve inspired me, again, to find a nice simple project to get me excited about getting started.😄🧶
Thanks for the tutorial! I knitted one scarf using the one color flat brioche stitch. It was fun and easy! Now I want to try the two color brioche. Could you do one more tutorial on two color FLAT brioche stitch? I was scared to try this stitch but Arne has made it so easy and now I love it! If you do design a pattern, I would like to see a shawl pattern. :)
Will need a bit more time to manage the two colours and I think the concentration plus the talking is quite a success ! Thank you to that relaxed approach it looks like its really possible !!
I have never knit in the round, but you both explain things so well and also watching it happen makes me want to try! Love to you both and of course to Freya and Helmer. From myself and my dog, Willow 😊
Not confusing...great job teaching :) I'm looking forward to trying this Norwegian style to see if it's easier for me. Also looking forward to seeing what the "my way" version is, lol.
I love watching both of you knit. I am a crocheter and try to learn how to knit but I must say I am a bit scared to even just do it.. (fingers crossed that I will start real soon)....
@@ARNECARLOS Thank you for your confidence in that I to can learn to knit, it is much appreciated. Its funny that I did not feel this overwhelmed when I taught myself to crochet I just bought the yarn(the cheapest on the market) and made a blanket 5ft by 8ft (for my mom to cuddle with in her last months on this plain, but she past earlier then expected I finished it 2 weeks after saying goodbye to her 2-21-2019) I started Oct 2018 finished March 8th 2019. Maybe I just need to by some yarn(not the cheapest on the market) and just knit a blanket... HUGS from Indianola, Iowa US
Carlos you made me laugh ;) i did brioche for the first time too the 1 color flat, after your video that day. and i was wrestling with the needles too like you did now i get it too but that day i was constantly telling to myself frustraded, my gosh in a minute i'm gonna use my needles alschop sticks because eating chinees with chop sticks looks like easier than brioche and i can't eat with chopsticks neither :) ;) thanks to Arne i knit brioche too now since that video a view months ago but i have to concentrate on wich and how to do the next stich all the time. I find it hard to rembember how the repeat row is at that time, to get in the flow of it if you know how to do it it's a fun and beautiful stitch to do. i love it now to do.
Great work Carlos! Also, what a great way to teach us by having the both of you there together: one who is experienced and the other who is not, so we can see the errors we might make and anticipate how to fix them. I wondered when you were first attaching the red yarn, Carlos, if you lost the yarn-over by trying to rearrange the red yarn (7:44 "I'm just going to tighten this one up a little bit"). I was saying to myself while I watched the video, "Oh no! I think you just undid your yarn over!" Then, when you got back around and were ready to start the next round in white, you couldn't find it. (Or maybe I am misunderstanding what the issue was when Arne took over your knitting at 13:08) If that is what happened, then Arne, is there a different way to first attach the second color (ie. red) so that the initial yarn-over doesn't fall off or get lost?
Love it! No inferiority complexes! I keep that same attitude with just enjoying the process and relaxing. Time does go by. I will try this on a swatch first. I am always so anxious to start a project. Not the ops!!! Those polar bears are adorable. Are they from your little antiquing outs? It’s Sunday the 2nd of May and just sitting here enjoying your channel as I take out two WIP’s and decide which to begin first.
Hi Carlos and Arnie 👋 . As always you are both fascinating 🤨 to watch but brioche looks tricky 🤔 . Still learning to master knitting Norwegian style. Knit rows are great but struggle with purl row or as you put it ‘cha cha cha’ Love your accents xx
I am so slow. You being slow and on UA-cam makes me feel so happy 😊 it's okay to knit slow!!! Thank you!
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I’ve been watching your videos for the last several days. You are my ABSOLUTE favourite to have in the background as In”SIT N KNIT” Sooo very grateful for you both :)
Carlos is channeling me lol Arne is so patience and Carlos is so determined to accomplish this stitch . Love your videos 🤗🇨🇦
Thank you!
How nice to have someone untwist your yarn!🤗
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I have no idea what I just saw, except I enjoyed the humor. Thanks for posting.
You are welcome!
Watching Carlos gave me the courage to try to learn Norwegian knitting. I learned English style but always struggled. I can crochet without a problem! Thank you for your lessons: I always enjoy them.
You two seriously make me smile every episode!
Thank you Nikki!
I am new to brioche and my first time I learned from a 'thrower' knitter. Lots of tears...I thought brioche was the hardest stitch ever. Then I tried again but from a continental knitter and wow... I now love brioche. Something about holding the yarn in the left hand results in an easy rhythm.
Everytime I see people throwing it drives me bonkers because it seems so inefficient. So much extra movement makes my hands and brain ache.
Carlos by you being a slower knitter like those of us who are either new at this or new to the Brioche it is encouraging to me and I hope others to try this. Arne you are a good teacher. Thank you gentlemen.
Thank you for joining us today Sandy!
Well done Carlos 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Ah brioche!!! I have tried it a few times and it’s ok for me as long as I don’t forget where I am. If I do, I am useless at figuring it out. Good for you Carlos to try in front of a camera!!!!!
That's true, we need to stay focused when knitting Brioche!
My daughter caught a glimpse of you both on my tablet and thought Arne was Rod Stewart. Of course you are a rockstar! Your stage name could be “Arne Ull”. Thank you for all your talent and inspiration and for sharing with us. I am relearning brioche stitch. After Nancy Marchant invented her ‘brk’ and ‘brp’ knitting notation system I got really confused, so thank you again for bringing brioche back to its lovely simplicity. Knit on…
You two are great together. You make me laugh in a nice way. Carlos, I am like you knitting to tightly. Look forward to your next podcast. Thanks.
See you Wednesday!
I can barely do stockinette in one colour so have no idea why I’m watching this other than it is so enjoyable to watch you two.
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You guys are just terrific!!! Thank you for being there!
Thank you for supporting and watching us!
Thank you for this tutorial, brioche with the Norwegian purl is made easy. Leaving the thread at the back of the work helps. Brioche is just difficult when we make mistakes... You two are really helpful. I enjoy watching you both you are real crafters full of great ideas!
You are welcome and thank you for watching! Brioche demands a bit more concentration, but is a lot of fun!
I gave up on brioche a long time ago! I might be able to do it if Arne was coaching me one on one, but since that's not likely to happen, I'll just enjoy watching Carlos knit brioche!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Do so!
Funny to watch the two of you together. I learn by watching and listening at the same time. Easy to see why you can confuse the 2 rows. Hilarious
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You guys have made purling so much easier and faster for me. And now two color brioche which is great because there is great looking cowl that I want to make. And knitting 8s fun for me again.
Happy knitting!
I can’t wait to brioche, especially in two colors Thank you!!!!
You are welcome, have fun!
I should be watching closely but I'm distracted by those glorious polar bears - absolutely beautiful ❤️
I’m with you Carlos! I’m not a fast knitter and I don’t mind. It’s meditative for me 🙏🏻
No rush!
My father was a ficherman,and my mother knitted scarfs with the brioch stitch for him because its a warm stitch!👍i knit now knit the brioch for socks and sweaters to,its a easy stitch!
That's true, it gives another layer in a way.
You're doing great Carlos! Arne is a good instructor! Thank you for showing that Brioche knitting is not complicated. ❤😘
Thank you Cheryl!
You guys are so fun to watch. I basically have learned to knit a few weeks ago by watching your videos. It’s great to have Carlos demo as the “learner” and ask the questions I would ask (incl. asking Arne to go very slow and repeat multiple times) and having all the technical knowledge from Arne. Plus the banter is very entertaining. I have to say you guys make things less complicated. I really like the Norwegian way of knitting…I wasn’t sure I’d be able to hold the string the other ways. I look forward to try this brioche style with 2 colors on a hat
Have funn knitting Roxannna
Oh my goodness... this is JUST what I have been looking for. Thanks!
You are welcome!
So fun to see Arne teach Carlos, with patience and laughters.
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Know one thing (among many) that I admire about you two? The Teaching One is gracious and patient and the Learning One is receptive and hard working. Both are generous and supportive to the other.
I am the daughter of an artist. When I was very young my mother tried to teach me how to draw. We both ended up getting frustrated. It’s difficult to take or give instruction to a family member.
I soon discovered that music was my métier! (Heh).
PS I think two-colored brioche is easier than one-colored because of the clear pattern/color delineation. Do you think so too? I suppose it’s all easy for you. Xx
The colours do help!
I can't believe within 5 minutes of watching this video I could do brioche. I've been trying to do it for a while so thank you Arne and Carlos 🌻
That is great to hear and congratulations!
Oh my gosh! I am no longer intimidated by brioche. You took the fear out of it by simplifying the steps. Your method makes it so much less complicated. The next project I cast on will be brioche. Tx!
Arne and Carlos thank you for doing 2 color brioche in the round. I am looking forward to trying it this week. Sometimes those who do things well can’t teach others but both of you have the ability to put us at ease and make learning fun. I hope you have a good week. Please pet Freya and Helmer for us
We will!
Wow, this knitting looks very complicated! Thank you for another fun video visit.
Thank you for watching Michele!
Thanks for sharing, I’d be challenged the master that knitting technique, so Carlos your doing okay. There’s a saying, “ everything is easy when you know what your doing “. 👍❤️😊
That's a great saying!
Gosh that was a great first go thank you Carlos and Arne another great video!
I do not stay away from difficult knitting patterns even though I am not a good knitter; all I care if I have fun doing it. Learning new technics is always satisfactory and definitely not boring.
I am just learning how to knit thanks to your videos. I don't think I will be ready for brioche for a while as I am still working on mastering the knit and purl stitch. My purl mantra is under, under, switch, under, go back, under, out and off. It's a little longer than cha cha cha but it seems to be helping.
Good mantra and make sure to have fun whilst learning!
You are so good! And so much fun! Thank you so
much for this nice time
Thank you for joining
Wow brioche your way is the easiest I have seen so far. . One day will try two colours. Greetings from Healesville Australia.
And always makes us smile
Thank you!
Have a wonderful summer! I’m excited to see the new format in August. And also for the sweater pattern.
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Going back watching your brioche videos and you are both funny, interesting, good if not excellent knitters and have such kind and great personalities! Love your videos even if a lot of of the things are way beyond my skill level, the way you teach is very clear and I always learn something in every video! Thank you!
Thank you so much Bebe
I have not tried it yet, but on list of things to learn. Thanks Carlos for the lesson.
You are welcome!
You guys are the best! Love your videos, I crochet a bit, but I may take up knitting again after watching you both! Thanks!
We hope so, but we have some crochet episodes as well.
Carlos, your comment “to bear with me” was the best with all the bears on the table 😂. Thanks for another great video.
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Je bent speciaal 💜💜
Melanie Berg Maivember Shawl is the one I'm on now and the back us poor the front is nice I just don't like sloppy knits 😚
Love your teachings ❤
Hi guys, thanks for showing this. I think that I will try it. It does look easy😊.
Have fun!
Love your bears, keep up the good work Carlos, Arne is a great teacher
He most definitely is
Love your polar bears! So pretty!
Thank you!
I’ve knit a couple of hats in brioche. Using Norwegian knit makes so much more sense. I can’t wait to try it this way
Have fun!
I have enjoyed the brioche series. You are a good teacher Arne - loved how you started Carlos with the basic flat brioche and worked up to two color brioche. I love how 2 color looks and all the diff patterns with increases and decreases but was overwhelmed when reading the instructions - I have never knitted brioche before so no wonder I was overwhelmed. Now I know to start a swatch with the basic!!
We're glad that we've demystified brioche!
I have wanted to try brioche for a long time but never got around to it. Your tutorial is the inspiration I need to learn at last. The first time I saw brioche was in Vogue Knitting magazine a while ago which used two colours in the patterns, so I didn't know you could knit brioche with one yarn. The other technique I want to learn is entrelac. It is an adventurous idea, but I can imagine a brioche entrelac scarf in two colours. I've been knitting since I was a child and it is great to have something new to learn all these years later. I plan to watch your tutorials on how to knit the Norwegian way because I don't hold my yarn correctly. Your way looks so much faster and easier if I can master it. Thanks for another great video.
You guys are so funny! Love it when Arne goes into professor mode! So patient and encouraging
And great job Carlos! I would have made a knot in red and white lol I’m a very tight knitter too
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Just love the way you poke fun at each other. Cha cha cha when you purl - that is cute. Now the pattern makes sense thank you. Lovely episode Arne and Carlos.
You're welcome!
Your a such a patient teacher Arne & I love Carlos' mantras - a mantra is always helpful, keeps us on track. Also loving the bears ❤️❤️
Thank you!
Brioche is the next goal of mine. I've been making two test knits with cables that are complicated so I think I'm almost ready to tackle a new challenge. I bought a pattern with a beautiful patterned brioche, so I'm stretching my knitting skills. Thank you for doing these episodes. They make me braver.
Stay brave!
there are some good videos from Nadelspiel Elizzza...but they are made in german language....
I'm here in the USA... laughing so hard when Carlos says "Harpoon that Stitch"....LOVE humor in all of life!!! Be well... and enjoy... GrammaBabs!
Yay!
I would love to learn the ‘branching off part’ from you two! Great lesson!
Thank you for your feedback!
I would love to see a video where Carlos is knitting and Arne is standing behind him, shaking maracas and singing "Yarn-over, knit, purl; cha, cha, cha." Carlos can join in singing on the "cha, cha, cha" part.. It might be fun for all of your tutorials. "Knit, knit, purl, cha cha cha. Purl, knit, knit, cha cha cha." You two are SO funny!
😂😂
I am a slow knitter too, and it is just fine! Just keeping busy and productive.
No rush!
Well done Carlos! I get the two colours and it has a nice, relaxed flow. Keep going....
Thank you!
I've never been much of a knitter, but you have inspired me to take up the crochet hook again, with your lovely blanket. This may be a challenge! I haven't crocheted in years, and now the old fingers are very arthritic, but I'm going to give it a go.
We hope it wont be too hard on your fingers Jody!
Arne & Carlos, I absolutely love watching both of you! Like Carlos, I was so nervous with brioche. Then, I watched your flat brioche video and have no more fear towards brioche. Not worrying about purling with flat brioche made it so simple and easy. Does the stitch pattern change between two-color flat brioche and two-color round brioche? I would love to see a tutorial on two-color flat brioche. You guys are amazing! Keep up the good work!
This was an awesome tutorial, Arne and Carlos! I’m not a knitter but think I am going to give it a try! Thank you!
Go for it, we believe in you!
❤️❤️❤️ I just wish we could have seen what several more rows looks like. 🌷
Thank you for your feedback Mary!
Hi Arne and Carlos. The brioche is a great stitch. Looking good Carlos. Take care guys and see you soon xxx
See you Wednesday Annie!
You both are so lovely 🥰 thank you for sharing your knowledge 😊
Thank you for watching Sonia!
I'd love to subscribe again but I can't. Love these podcasts - you both have such a great sense of humour. I have an old knitting stitches book that has a totally different method for brioche where you knit into the knit stitch of the previous row. Looks pretty much the same. I have to try this methods asap (winter is coming here).
Get knitting!
I’m just starting my day and am nowhere near my yarn, so I’ll have to watch this again later. I really want to knit a beautiful cowl in brioche with two colors - a good reason to cast on another project today! Thank you!
You are very welcome Laurel, have a lovely day!
I taught myself to knit 4 years ago and just discovered I knit Norwegian style. Lol my grandma was from there
Well done Judy!
I love watching you trying brioche knitting that is something I may not ever be able to do. So I will watch you two do it. I love the two colors your using but I love blue used with the other two. I love red, white and blue those are my favorite colors, the second favorite one would be black.
Take care and stay safe and hugs and love for y’all!
Thank you Rebecca, have a great week!
Wonderful tutorial. You guys are funny. I had to look up elsewhere what the Brioche Stitch looks like or what it even is because I wasn't familiar with it, but am glad you showed me how to do it. I will give it a try.
You should, it is a beautiful stitch
Hi Arne&Carlos,
Lovely to see you😀
Thank you for sharing two colour brioche 💕🧶
You are doing well Carlos🥰
Take care
KimX
Thank you for your support and kind words Kim!
It’s great you are showing brioche! There is a MKAL brioche project starting on May 26th!!
I know you're not a fan of magic loop, but 2-color brioche is much easier on just two needles (or one small circular)!! I'm working on my first two brioche projects, the Letho Sweater and the Current Mood shawl. One thing that has really helped me is to look at the row I am about to knit and if I see lots of "red" for example, then I know I need to use the "white" yarn (and vice versa).Thank you, as always, for sharing your lives with us. xoxo
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Love seeing your knitting brioche!! This is so helpful and am eager to try this. Keep making each other laugh and smile!! 👍🏼🤣😂🤣🌞
Have a lovely week!
What a great double act you guys are. Love watching you. Arne I can see that you are desperate to take the needles from Carlos. Will enjoy the next episode “doing it the Carlos way” Fab.. 👏👏
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Love the polar bears!!! 🐻❄️ Very clear brioche tutorial but I am currently captivated in crochet squares & primroses!
Happy crocheting!
@@ARNECARLOS I am okkupert by Audun!
Carlos, you are so funny. When you slipped the purl stitch, it sounded like you wanted to break the yarn. LOL
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Hi there. You are as always very informative .
Thank you!
I love your polar bear collection! Great job on the brioche, Carlos. Looking forward to next week’s lesson! 😁
Thank you!
Thanks. (I would need Arne beside me to get a good start on this. Plus the mantra.) Carlos, you are doing great!!
Thank you so much Linda!
I am so glad you are showing how to do the 2-color Brioche. I've just started experimenting with doing increases and decreases to make some really fun patterns. I've been using the Norwegian purl and have found that it makes Brioche stitch so much easier! I admit it was difficult for me since I was self-taught holding the yarn on my right. But I kept at it and have much improved. Thanks for all of your tutorials!
You are welcome and we are glad to hear that you are experimenting!
Lovely tablecloth with embroidery ❤️
Thank you!
This is great, thanks. I'm going back to the first video where you taught brioche knitting flat and give it a go and work up to this one. There is a shawl pattern I saw that I'd love to knit and now I might be able to achieve it. Thanks again.
You are welcome!
I’ve purchased my needle set, but I’ve had beginner’s procrastination. You’ve inspired me, again, to find a nice simple project to get me excited about getting started.😄🧶
Have fun!
Thanks for the tutorial! I knitted one scarf using the one color flat brioche stitch. It was fun and easy! Now I want to try the two color brioche. Could you do one more tutorial on two color FLAT brioche stitch? I was scared to try this stitch but Arne has made it so easy and now I love it! If you do design a pattern, I would like to see a shawl pattern. :)
Thank you for your feedback Michelle!
hi. thank you for this lesson. I am following you now for more.
Thanks for tip; planning a brioche project
Have fun!
Will need a bit more time to manage the two colours and I think the concentration plus the talking is quite a success ! Thank you to that relaxed approach it looks like its really possible !!
You can do it!
Great job Carlos!! You both have inspired me to take on the brioche pattern that I purchased!!
Enjoy!
I have never knit in the round, but you both explain things so well and also watching it happen makes me want to try! Love to you both and of course to Freya and Helmer. From myself and my dog, Willow 😊
Hi Willow!
Not confusing...great job teaching :) I'm looking forward to trying this Norwegian style to see if it's easier for me. Also looking forward to seeing what the "my way" version is, lol.
Great!
I love watching both of you knit. I am a crocheter and try to learn how to knit but I must say I am a bit scared to even just do it.. (fingers crossed that I will start real soon)....
Don’t be scared!
@@ARNECARLOS Thank you for your confidence in that I to can learn to knit, it is much appreciated. Its funny that I did not feel this overwhelmed when I taught myself to crochet I just bought the yarn(the cheapest on the market) and made a blanket 5ft by 8ft (for my mom to cuddle with in her last months on this plain, but she past earlier then expected I finished it 2 weeks after saying goodbye to her 2-21-2019) I started Oct 2018 finished March 8th 2019. Maybe I just need to by some yarn(not the cheapest on the market) and just knit a blanket... HUGS from Indianola, Iowa US
Carlos you made me laugh ;) i did brioche for the first time too the 1 color flat, after your video that day. and i was wrestling with the needles too like you did now i get it too but that day i was constantly telling to myself frustraded, my gosh in a minute i'm gonna use my needles alschop sticks because eating chinees with chop sticks looks like easier than brioche and i can't eat with chopsticks neither :) ;) thanks to Arne i knit brioche too now since that video a view months ago but i have to concentrate on wich and how to do the next stich all the time. I find it hard to rembember how the repeat row is at that time, to get in the flow of it if you know how to do it it's a fun and beautiful stitch to do. i love it now to do.
Congratulations on mastering Brioche!! and yes, chopsticks can be a challenge as well.
Great work Carlos! Also, what a great way to teach us by having the both of you there together: one who is experienced and the other who is not, so we can see the errors we might make and anticipate how to fix them. I wondered when you were first attaching the red yarn, Carlos, if you lost the yarn-over by trying to rearrange the red yarn (7:44 "I'm just going to tighten this one up a little bit"). I was saying to myself while I watched the video, "Oh no! I think you just undid your yarn over!" Then, when you got back around and were ready to start the next round in white, you couldn't find it. (Or maybe I am misunderstanding what the issue was when Arne took over your knitting at 13:08) If that is what happened, then Arne, is there a different way to first attach the second color (ie. red) so that the initial yarn-over doesn't fall off or get lost?
Thank you for your feedback Terri!
Cool shirt Arne!
Thank you!
I hope you can do a tutorial on Half Brioche Rib Stitch as well, this is very useful for me as a beginning knitter
Thank you for the suggestion!
I definitely need Arne by my side to do this brioche stitch.
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Love it! No inferiority complexes! I keep that same attitude with just enjoying the process and relaxing. Time does go by. I will try this on a swatch first. I am always so anxious to start a project. Not the ops!!! Those polar bears are adorable. Are they from your little antiquing outs? It’s Sunday the 2nd of May and just sitting here enjoying your channel as I take out two WIP’s and decide which to begin first.
Have fun!
Hi Carlos and Arnie 👋 . As always you are both fascinating 🤨 to watch but brioche looks tricky 🤔 . Still learning to master knitting Norwegian style. Knit rows are great but struggle with purl row or as you put it ‘cha cha cha’
Love your accents xx