Brioche Knit Tips: Cast on for a Brioche Stitch Shawl

[@passionflowerentertainment501]

This took me over 20 tries to finally get but I am loving how my shawl is turning out, 🎉thank you for this

[@passionflowerentertainment501]

My first brioche shawl turned out great, some of my increases were a little too far up so the center sticks upward about 6 in. But when it’s worn it looks like a collar that flops down to offer a glimpse at the other side. In addition to providing that peek, it will do wonders for keeping my neck warm in the Minnesota winters. I am just starting another one using the lessons I learned from this first one

[@dosydee3259]

thank you for this cool tutorial! Greetings from Austria!🌸

[@matildetessari9425]

This is very interesting !! But I couldn't understand very well the 2nd sample..
If you have any other video, please let me know.
Thank you so much ☺

[@oksanapoberezhnyk2615]

great explanation! I will try it

[@redredwine1277]

Thanks, very helpful info. 🌼🌺🌸

[@redredwine1277]

Thanks again🌸🌼🌹

[@bonnechance1104]

Thank you very much for this titurial

[@margaretantee1916]

Ty

[@muller-hidalgoclotilde827]

thanks so much for this titurial

[@talinna91]

I do not understand how to do middle circle entirely...I try with the explanation but do not look the same

[@heidirivera1264]

Hi, I'm new to knitting, I was wondering, how do I increase stitches (as in the y shape in the half-circle one)?

[@sevdas8087]

I don't understand🥺😞

[@mjdrean]

I'm trying to knit Kate Atherley's Omnishambles scarf but I'm having a hard time starting out. It looks messy and I cannot tell the difference in the two colors. The pattern starts out with three cast on stitches with a point. In your second example, could I use this method to make my point and the first few rows uniform? I'll give it a try. Your directions and demonstration is so clear. Thank you.