Nancy Marchant

There's no wrong side in knitting brioche: each row is knitted on both sides, creating a thick, cushiony fabric that is lush and lovely in one color and spectacular in two or more. Patterns are equally attractive front and back, perfect for scarves and shawls, and even larger garments where such versatility is desired. Learn the basics and nuances of brioche from an instructor who has spent 20 years researching and refining this increasingly popular stitch!

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Mode of access: World Wide Web

Episode 1

Introduction

Episode 2

One-Color Brioche

Episode 3

The One-Color Jacki Scarf

Episode 4

Two-Color Brioche

Episode 5

Two-Color Increases, Decreases & Bind-Offs

Episode 6

The Two-Color Alex Scarf

Episode 7

Brioche in the Round

Episode 8

Troubleshooting & Tips

Episode 9

Reading a Brioche Chart

Episode 10

Brioche Variations