Thank you so much for this video. I have been trying to learn the brioche release purl stitch and even though this is not quite like it is done in the book, it is a great substitution. Keep up the good work

Can you please do a few more rounds, I love this tutorial I just get confused with the needles going up and down with 8 cast on

HERMOSO MUCHAS GRACIAS POR COMPARTIR TU DISEÑO Y A PENSAR DE NO SABER TU IDIOMA SE ENTIENDE MUY BIEN FELICITACIONES 👏

Thanks a lot to share to make the method of hole in brioche knitting.

Extremely useful tutorial and love that you showed so many possible options and needle combinations. Thanks!

Brilliant!!!! Thank you!!

It's good to hear your voice! I thought your tulip shawl was the bees knees! So pretty! I'm finally starting this shawl, looking forward to doing these nupps. You're very analytical and a great presenter. Please keep designing, for my sake!!

شكرا للمشاركة.

thank you. was a bit confusing at first but made sense when you went a few rows on. I'm going to try it on my next project tomorrow.

Thank you. I'm about to bind off in this stitch.

All of the sudden that pattern doesn't look scary any more. Thank you, this is a nicely done explanation video!

amazing

Thank you for this very clear and easy-to-follow video as I have struggled to learn this cast on after watching several other videos. Your video just came up in my recommendations and I am so glad I watched it.

This is the best demonstration and explanation of this method I have seen. Thank you.

Thanks for this tutorial. I have been trying to master this technique since I first saw Nancy Marchant's article in VK's Holiday 2014 issue. Your video helped me so much. I also love Nancy's online classes on Bluprint/Craftsy. Thanks again.

Thanks a lot for this tutorial!

Thank you

Thank You for demonstrating your beautiful pattern, I like your neat edges to start, and the construction is so interesting, you are a smart cookie Andree. I still mostly follow other people's patterns, I do not have your skills and design eye, I am amazed. You are so encouraging. 🙂

Very nice. 😊🙏

It’s lovely!❤️🌹

Thank you!!! Спасибо!

Wonderful technique, so innovative. Thank you for sharing this.

Thank you so much for the tutorial, I especially appreciated showing Continental style as well as English. I've struggled to learn brioche as a continental-combined knitter, but this was really easy to follow (just a little quiet!). An aside, did you notice that Nancy Marchant has published a new book (as of June 2019) demonstrating brioche eyelets? The book is sold out, so I can't be certain, but looking over the patterns it seems to have both the original technique from VK and something like your more compact style.

Thank you for this tutorial! Where can one find the pattern for the design you used as the background? It's lovely! 💖

Precioso <3

Oh, je suis very excited. I bought the pattern straight away after seeing your instagram post 😁 Now I brush up on the techniques and hopefully will be able to cast on soon. Merci

Beautiful 🎄

Thanks🌹

Thanks🌹

Lovely, thanks for sharing ❤️🌹

Very well explained and clearly illustrated, thanks for sharing🌹

Love,love,love this pattern, I'll try this. Thanks❤️🌹

Thank you

Thank you very much for this great explanation and so nice instructions

Fantastic and beutifull

Fantastic, it looks very good

Thank you for showing English and continental!

I've never seen this cast on, K1P1, in long tail. I'll have to try it out. Thanks!

Dear Andree, thank you for this great tutorial. I am wondering though if trapping the nupp colour on the second next stitch in the right side row of left-leaning would be an easier option. The yarn would be 1 row lower for the next nupp, but horizontally in the correct position.

Thank God you made this video. I started the section today and it went perfectly. 👍

I've tried to start a pattern several times with no luck. I watched several videos. This one helped me the most and now I'm on my way with the Eyelet Baby Blanket! Thank you so much!!! 💜💜

I'm almost done with the short-row section; excited to get to the brioche! This project is a lot of fun so far!

I accidentally came across this video and am amazed at the possibilities of knitting! Thank you very much for your nice way of showing how to knit this!

Thanks so much for this technique

Excellent idea! I am a great fan of Nancy Marchant's work, myself, but your method is so much more "lace" to my eyes!!! Well done nad thanks for the tutorial!!!

Thank you so much, very helpful. It looks much easier than trying to start with 5 double pointed needles.

great!!!!!!!! thanks

How do befor the beads

Excellent idea! :)