How to knit the Half Brioche stitch pattern (using the knit stitch only) - So Woolly
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2021
- In this tutorial, you'll learn how to knit the Half Brioche stitch pattern, in English and Continental style. A pretty and fluffy stitch, so easy, that you don't need to purl! The only technique required is the knit stitch.
It's a four-row repeat pattern, unisex, and it doesn't curl!
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Hi: First; I am a Continental knitter, so I really appreciate you doing stitch methods both in English and Continental.
I have been asking some other knitting sites about WHY I have a large loop at the end of a row, and how to avoid this problem. Every site said, “It has to do with tension.” I felt that that was not correct, because my tension is the same all across the rows, and since I have noticed the problem, I have been more aware of “tension” at the end and beginning of rows. It has not changed, so I do not know the cause.
At 2:30 in your video you casually mentioned that you go through the BACK of the knitted stitch “…. So that you don’t get a huge loop there.” !!!!
This is wonderful, and I am soooo happy and excited to hear that this may be a remedy for my problem with a large loop. NO ONE ELSE HAS SUGGESTED THIS, so I am really excited, and wanted to thank you for this little BONUS tip. You may not even be aware of how much you have helped.
So far, NO large loops!
NOW, the next question is, can you apply this tip if we are on a purl row? I tried it, however, because the yarn is in the front of the work (for purling), I could not go through the back loop. Or, is this even a possible?
Thanks!
I have another question: WHY does going into the back of the knit stitch avoid getting a large loop? I am so fascinated that this little tip of going into the BACK of the knit stitch avoids this problem that I have been having. Why does it work? Thanks!
Thank you for your comments! Yes, it's possible also when purling the last stitch. I've showed it in several of my videos (can't remember which one though).
@@sowoolly oh That is good to hear. Ok, I will start going through your videos. If you remember which it is let me know. Thx
Thank you for this stitch, it looks wonderful and so easy (at least you make it look so! ;-) -- so glad you're here! x
Thank you, you’re so sweet 🥰
You are my favorite channel! You taught me to knit and the easiest to understand. I wish you had a regular brioche stitch tutorial, there aren’t many on UA-cam and the ones that ARE up, are not as easy to understand. If you made one, it would be SO much appreciated.
Thank you 😊
I love the look of this pattern. I am starting a washcloth with this pattern. Thank You!
Love this, going to use it soon. Thank you so much.
Looks like fun and it's fast.
I will have to give it a try for sure
Believe me, it’s reaaaaally nice 👍🏼
It's really easy once you get going I make little lavender bags with this stitch happy 😊 knitting
So pretty, going to start.
Very nice design
Like the pattern. You make it look very easy to explain on the video. Thank you so much ❤
Thank you 😊!!!
Your work is really even and beautiful. I really enjoyed this video, because of your instructions are clear and easy to follow for beginners and not laborious for advanced knitters. Just a piece of trivia for you, one of my pattern books calls this the ‘Bee stitch’. Keep up the good work.
Beautiful ❤️
Looks great
Thank you!
Lovely ❣️
Thank you.
Awesome thank you
Thank you for your comment 👌🏼
شكرا 💐
Than you
I'm guessing the name comes from knitting into the loop below, like brioche.
Isn't this like the bee stitch which is my favourite stitch very pretty
I think so (some people call it also “Bee Brioche”), but the Bee stitch I know is made with 2 colors 😉
I want to try this out and see if it will be okay for a Preemie blanket. The unit does not want any patterns that allow tiny fingers to get caught in the blanket. Of course I can use it for the other blankets I make.
Don’t forget to knit a swatch first, and don’t forget to add a nice edge on each side of the blanket 😉
Would you need to change the stitch pattern on circular needles?
Yes, it won't be the same pattern (but I haven't tried it yet).
Does this need a border for the blanket? Lovely pattern too x
Thank you! I always prefer to do a nice edge/border when knitting blankets 😉
@@sowoolly Thank you :-)
I will look for a border to do with it :-)
My pleasure 😊
@@sowoolly sorry to be a pain what border do you think will be nice its for charity and want a simple but nice one normally just do a garter stich x
How to do this pattern for a cowl on circular needles..🇨🇦
Hello! I haven’t tried it in the round yet
@@sowoolly thank you for your reply, most appreciated.maybe you will try it n let us all know 🇨🇦
Yep, no problem 😉
Thanks, could you show us the classic Brioche?
I will, I love the classic Brioche too 🤗
@@sowoolly thank you. I have tried so much to get this stitch and I fail every time. Love the 1/2 Brioche. Thank you so much!