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Learn to Knit: Brioche Refreshers Continental and English Styles

21st September 2021 brioche stitch 0 min read
Learn to Knit: Brioche Refreshers Continental and English Styles

Sometimes we all just need a refresher or quick reference guide for brioche stitches. If this is the case for you then these are the videos you should bookmark. 

The techniques covered here are:

  • Brioche Knit (brk) 
  • Brioche Purl (brp) 
  • Slip 1 Yarnover (slyo) 
  • Brioche Increase (brkyobrk) 
  • Brioche Right-Leaning Decrease (DEC2R) 
  • Brioche Left-Leaning Decrease (DEC2L) 

Brioche Knitting Refresher Continental Style

 

Brioche Knitting Refresher English Style 

If you want to learn more brioche try my free Brioche Basics Class here.

Or if you feel ready to take on a garment you can join the upcoming Brutach KAL here.

Or try a Brioche Cardigan here or a two colour Brioche Shawl here. 

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Carol trained as a structural engineer, and she brings that love of analysing structure into her knitting, creating complex patterns that are easy to understand, while her approach to process is all about testing and playing, and making mistakes along the way. That’s where the joy lies!

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