Honeycomb brioche stitch tutorial - stitch no.33

Row 1&3 (right side), you do K1b,
Row 2&4 (wrong side), you do K2tog
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[@moondansa8]

Fabulous, have been looking for a video where we get showed what the stitches should look like. I would be very grateful for even more information: like backtracking your stitches to correct something, how to pick up a dropped stitch while doing this pattern, not just a knit/purl sequence. Thank you.

[@maureenwatts7998]

Great tutorial! So clear and explained at a good pace so I can follow along knitting as you knit. Thanks a lot.

[@serraven4838]

By far the best explanation of how to do honeycomb brioche. Thank you! 😁
All the other videos were unclear. Your video made it easy. ❤ ❤ ❤

[@jenniferivans1003]

It’s lovely! Thank you, I found it much easier to follow the pattern knitting continental style.

[@ThePinkdog3]

Thank you for showing in such great detail how to knit the second row. Many videos are unclear of exactly how to do that.

[@we-love-knitting]

thank you for this video. You explained it very well

[@SomOWi8]

Thank you very much for sharing, I find so hard how to do the one. :)

[@annotlewski1104]

If you are doing this stitch in the round would you purl two together and p1 on round 2?

[@watchknitting]

Hi Ann, yes that is how that works, you do purl and purl two together instead of k and K2Tog, just make sure the order should be correct to purl the dropped stitch with the next stitch. For example with even number of stitches, in round1, you repeat (K1, K1b), in the round 2 you repeat (P1, P2tog).

[@taeheekim9766]

Can you do a purl set up row instead of knitting it and also do you need to slip the edge stitches?

[@watchknitting]

Hi Taehee, you need to do a knit set up because you need to work through legs in the next row. For edge stitches you can knit them, however slipping would give better edge.

[@moniqueniemel7201]

Thank you! could you also explain how to fix your work when making a mistake?

[@watchknitting]

Hi Monique, if you made mistake you need to rip you stitches until you get to the correct part, then look for stitches with extra thread around them, when inserting needle into the loops to put them back on needle pay attention to also grab them , those would be the one that you need to knit them normally.

[@tagqasim4668]

Love ur needles, where to get?

[@watchknitting]

I have too many needles which I bought from different places, honestly not sure where to get this one, probably walmart :D

[@saipriya6908]

Super