Two-colour brioche is a lovely way to combine colours to form interesting patterns and lovely textures. For this scarf foreground and background colours are switched within a row to create a bold graphic effect. It is knitted on a bias.
Please note that this is NOT a beginner pattern – it assumes that you already know how to knit two-colour brioche.
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The PDF of this knitting pattern is 28 pages long and contains
- row-by-row pattern instructions
- short photo tutorials for the following (brioche) stitches
- brk2inc (a brioche increase)
- brk2Ldec (a left-leaning brioche decrease)
- brk2Rdec (a right-leaning brioche decrease)
- brkX (creates an X out of two brk-rows)
- pyop (a purl double increase)
- a schematic of the construction
- a short-hand version of the pattern an explanations how to read it
To knit this scarf you need the following materials
- 300 grams of fingering weight yarn – in at least two colours: I used one semi-solid and one solid colour:
- as DY I used Lang Mille Colori Socks & Lace Luxe (colour 0035)
- as LY I used Regia 4-ply (colour 009)
- 3.25 mm knitting needles – straight with double points or circulars
- 8 stitch markers
- a tapestry needle for weaving in ends
