Cartridge Belt Rib - an Easier Alternative to Brioche Stitch

[@Cthecool]

Oh my goodness this is perfect!!! I’ve attempted brioche yrs ago and wasn’t happy with how tedious it was if I made a mistake. This is great!!

[@nildamuniz1388]

Oh, this looks so easy. Thanks so much for sharing this video.

[@georgyevans]

Cool! It looks beautiful and the combination has an elegant simplicity. Thank you, Maryna!

[@crv9486]

I love the brioche stitch! But I am excited to try this stitch, too. Thank you for your wonderful tutorials❣️

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you, my friend 🙏

[@lynnanderson2230]

Brilliant! Thank you!

[@jacksonstableford8429]

Thank you this is new to me. I like it very much,

[@gailaltschwager7377]

Thank you so much, Maryna!

[@gwray5478]

Can you demonstrate this using two colors?

[@10rowsaday]

Thank you for the suggestion. It is not difficult to turn this stitch into a two-colour pattern. All you need to do is alternate colours in every row or round (work row 1 in colour A and row 2 in colour B). When we work in the round, we simply pick a different strand at the beginning of each round. When we work back and forth, things get a little bit more complicated. I'll make a step-by-step tutorial that shows what exactly we should do to make a one-row colour pattern. Thank you once again for the suggestion :-)

[@fernshinbaum]

I’m not a brioche failure; I am too intimidated to even try it. Thank you so much for this! If I want to make it in 2 colors, when do I change yarns?

[@10rowsaday]

You can change colours whenever you want depending on the width of the stripes you plan to make. To turn this stitch into a two-colour pattern similar to the two-colour brioche, alternate colours in every row or round. Have fun!

[@fernshinbaum]

Thank you.

[@karenmowry4507]

I was gifted a thick and thin bulky weight yarn for Christmas. Could I use this this yarn with this stitch or would it change the integrity of the pattern, please? Thank you for sharing this technique!

[@10rowsaday]

This is an interesting question, Karen. Usually, textured yarns work best with plain stitch patterns like stockinette stitch, So, I would say, your thick and thin yarn will somewhat conceal the texture of this stitch pattern, but it is better to make a swatch to make sure you like the way the yarn interacts with this stitch.

[@esmekaffen4961]

Yes! An easier brioche! Like Cthecool, I tried brioche a few years ago but boy I kept messing up. Would it work for color brioche or are we stuck with the complicated one for that? Regardless, thank you for another great one ❤

[@magnoliab7155]

I love brioche --the brioche as taught by the Nervous Knitter. She calls the stitches exactly what they are instead of the 'brp'and 'brk' language others use.Makes much better sense!!

[@esmekaffen4961]

@@magnoliab7155will check it out with fingers crossed. Thanks!

[@10rowsaday]

Hi Esme. I am happy you like this stitch pattern. It also works great for knitting with two colours. To turn this stitch into a two-colour pattern similar to the two-colour brioche, alternate colours in every row or round. Have fun, my friend!

[@robinsanderson1043]

Although I have successfully learned brioche, I am very curious how this translates to a two color project.