One pass brioche knitting

[@stephaniegagnon6737]

Omg I have to try that first method. It's so much easier to understand than the other methods i've seen so far ❤

[@wendyellis6402]

I’m excited to try first method, being a beginner with 2 color brioche rib. Having just become comfortable with brioche patterns using 2 stitch increases and decreases, your videos give me the confidence to knit along with you, using this new technique for plain 2 color brioche knit. Thank you so much! I’ve been knitting for over 50 years, and this is a new challenge. I’m so excited!

[@joepgevaert5298]

This is very very helpful! thank you so much! For the question at 16:00 (kind of): when knitting in the round, I've found that method 3 also works on top of itself, which makes it possible to also do increases/decreases sort of in a single pass: For an increase: 1. before the increase, advance the contrast color with a: Brioche pearl, slip-one-yarn-over, brioche pearl 2. Slip the stitches back on the needle, until the main color thread; (slip the pearl, stitch-with-yarn-over, pearl stitches) 3. normal brioche knit with increase; thread to the front-slip-one-yarn-over, briocheknit-yarnover-briocheknit, thread to the front-slip-one-yarn-over For a decrease, do the same, but then advance the contrast color more. I think this could also work with method 2, which then reduces it to a method 1 really, except for the places where you actually do increases/decreases. whether this is beneficial depends on how many increases/decreases you have to do, because they determine how often you need to pass stiches to the other needle (2) Also very interesting that after method 1, I think you could advance either thread?

[@raganmasterson5566]

What a wonderful technique video! I knit continental and I was sure there was an easier way to knit two-color Brioche. You're an excellent teacher and your demonstration was very clear. Thanks so much!

[@user-wo1jq1iu3s]

Тhank you very much.I am fond of your master classes.You are the best in brioche knitting.

[@HappyKnitter]

Thank you very much!!! Спасибо огромное, Татьяна, за теплые слова!!

[@consuelogomez3735]

Oh my pretty teacher is here again and this makes me very happy.

[@HappyKnitter]

Honestly, I was waiting to see your comment, Consuelo. Thank you so much for your loyalty!!!!

[@wheelchairboy88]

Thank you for this video I've been looking for a faster way to do 2 color brioche and now I have one because of your video. 😀😀😀😀

[@HappyKnitter]

I'm very glad you found it useful!!

[@Trinity333ist]

Missed you so much, tickled you are back! Thank you, thank you, thank you.

[@HappyKnitter]

I missed you too!! Thank you for this kind comment, Tracey!!

[@cyg4215]

You're back ! Thank you, thank you.I've missed you so much!

[@HappyKnitter]

Missed you too!! Thank you for missing me and supporting me!!

[@muller-hidalgoclotilde827]

Thank you, my pretty teacher for this video...very interessant..

[@HappyKnitter]

You are very welcome, Clotilde!!!

[@Lesya77]

spasibo! very helpful!

[@HappyKnitter]

Пожалуйста, Lesya!!

[@jaapiegoedhart2904]

I noticed that in the pearl, you sometimes put your finger down to pearl and sometimes grab the yarn directly with the needle. Does that make a difference?

[@raelynarnold2319]

Can you please, tell us the brand & color number of the purple yarn that’s in the photo at the beginning of the video? I LOVE purple yarn! But I’m super picky because it’s my favorite color!

[@msareli1]

Very Nice class, can you please tell me, what brand of needles are you using?

[@HappyKnitter]

All the info is in the description box

[@consuelogomez3735]

😃😃

[@HappyKnitter]

Happy to be back!!!

[@consuelogomez3735]

@@HappyKnitter It was the best decision you made because you have many students here and we missed you too much. YOU ARE WELCOME!!!