How To Knit: Shaping in Brioche | Brooklyn Tweed

Learn the easy ins and outs of brioche shaping with this straightforward knitting tutorial. Take your brioche stitch to the next level by introducing the alluring curves and staggered stops of brioche increases and decreases. Whether you’re working with one color or two, this tutorial will empower you to use brioche decreases for the crown of a hat or grow your shawl from cast on to ample finish using brioche increases. With these simple techniques, you will greatly expand the range of brioche patterns you’re ready to knit!
Steps:
6:27 BRK3tog
Knit the next knit stitch + its corresponding YO together with the following purl stitch, return the stitch just worked to the L needle, pass the second stitch on L needle (with its corresponding YO) over first stitch. Return completed stitch from L to R needle. (2 stitches decreased; leans right)
8:26 BRK-YO-BRK
Knit the next stitch together with its corresponding YO from the previous row (BRK) without sliding stitch from L needle, yarn over, then knit into the same stitch (and corresponding YO) again. (2 stitches increased)
10:08 BRSSSK
[Slip one stitch (and its corresponding YO from the previous row, if applicable) knitwise from L to R needle] two times, knit the next stitch together with its corresponding YO from the previous row, pass slipped stitches over. (2 stitches decreased; leans left)
Knitting our First Brioche Hat? The BR-Dec used in the pattern is worked in the same way as the BRSSSK shown here, with specific callouts for which stitches are slipped when.
BR-Dec
Slip 1 stitch + its corresponding yarn over as if to knit from L to R needle, slip next stitch (this is a purl) from L to R needle as if to knit, BRK one from L needle, pass the two slipped stitches over the stitch just worked. (2 stitches decreased; leans left)
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[@eowynsinclair7199]

So clear, thank you Love these videos

[@BrooklynTweed_Official]

Thanks so much! Happy knitting!

[@somatonusbewegenmitwohl-fu2167]

praktisch ab ca 5:00 > rechtsgeneigte Abnahmen

[@michellesherry7713]

In your Grades cowl pattern there is a sl1yo p1 and sl1yo brp. What's the difference?

[@BrooklynTweed_Official]

Hello! BRP is a brioche purl, where the next stitch is purled together with its paired YO created on the previous round. Check out our Brioche 102 tutorial for more on the BRP! brooklyntweed.com/pages/brioche-102

[@danalear8562]

Is there a scarf pattern for the burgundy piece?

[@BrooklynTweed_Official]

Hi Dana! Have a look at our Douro wrap (brooklyntweed.com/products/douro ), Junction scarf (brooklyntweed.com/products/junction ), and Leander scarf (brooklyntweed.com/products/leander ) which incorporate these techniques!

[@danalear8562]

@@BrooklynTweed_Official Thanks Jared, I have Junction in my queue, but no pattern with the pattern of the burgundy? I love how it branches from the centre.

[@BrooklynTweed_Official]

@@danalear8562 The swatch in the video is closer to Douro or Leander - also take a look at Nourse, which isn't a brioche rib but has beautiful shaped ribbing! brooklyntweed.com/products/nourse