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| Brioche knitting pattern |
Everyday I try to post at least 1 new article, so here I am, on my second day as a Blogger ^^
Today I want to share with you a very chic knitting pattern. This pattern looks modern yet so minimalist, and the most important is, it's very easy to make!
I first saw this pattern on Instagram, and I fell in love at first sight!! I search through in internet about this pattern. In Instagram, they call it Sailor Knitting Pattern. I couldn't find any knitting pattern with keyword "Sailor", so I look one by one knitting tutorials in Youtube, and finally I found it, yippie!! ^^
So let's get started...
Skill level : Easy
1. Number of stitches : multiple of 2 + 1 extra
2. The Formula :
- Row 1 : k1, *p1, k1 rep* to end
- Row 2 : p1, *k1b, p1 rep* to end
- Row 3 : k1, *p1, k1b, rep* at end k1
3. After finishing row 3, start over from row 2.
How to read the code :
k = knit
p = purl
k1b = knit one below
How to do knit one below :
1. Put your needle through the hole below your stitch, see pict. 1
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| brioche knitting pattern - pict. 1 |
2. Take the lose yarn from the back to the front, as you do the normal knit, see pict. 2
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| brioche knitting pattern - pict. 2 |
3. slip your yarn to your right needle, to make a new stitch on your right needle, see pict. 3
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| brioche knitting pattern - pict. 3 |
4. take out one stitch from your left needle, see pict 4, this is how it look when it finish.
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| brioche knitting pattern - pict. 4 |
I am still on progress to finish this scarf. I am using 2 yarn at one time to make a thick and fluffy scarf ^^ It's really really nice to touch. I also prefer yarn from bio cotton, because it's very soft and comfortable.
Scarf
(no. of stitches: 27, length: don't know yet, no. of yarns: dont't know yet, size of needle: 5.5)
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| brioche knitting pattern - my scarf |
I will update this blog once I finished my scarf. Just wait and see how it looks when it finished. I will make some personal detail on it ^^
If you have question, just ask me on comment below, I would be happy to answer it.
Thank you for reading this tutorial. I hope you enjoy my third post, and see you on my next post ;)
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