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    • Half Brioche Stitch
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Tunisian Knitting





One-Color Tunisian Knitting
A long time ago, Tunisian knitted fabric served as a foundation for embroidery. It makes a very firm even fabric but can be difficult to brk1tbl (which means knit the stitch and its yarnover together going into the back of the loops, twisting the stitches). I stuck the right needle into the fronts of both stitches as in normal knitting and then glided the point of the needle over the left needle to get my right needle point in position to brk into the back of the loops.
Tunisian_1color_880x280One-Color Tunisian Knitting – RS                                                One-Color Tunisian Knitting – WS

Cast on an even number of sts.
Row 1 WS: *sl1yo; rep from *.
Row 2 RS: *brk1tbl; rep from *.
Repeat from Row 1.

Three-Color Tunisian Knitting
As with one-color Tunisian knitting, this stitch makes a very firm even fabric but can be difficult to brk1tbl (which means knit the stitch and its yarnover together going into the back of the loops, twisting the stitches). I stuck the right needle into the fronts of the stitich and its yarnover as in normal knitting and then glided the point of the needle over the left needle to get my right needle point in position to brk into the back of the loops. For this sample I used a large needle – twice the recommended needle size for the yarn. For this sample I followed the instructions for one-color Tunisian Knitting, also written below, but alternated colors A, B and C. Your yarns will be hanging on the correct side of the work so you will not have to do any sliding.
Tunisian_3color_880x280Three-Color Tunisian Knitting – RS                                             Three-color Tunisian Knitting – WS

Loosely cast on an even number of sts.
Row 1 WS: *sl1yo; rep from *.
Row 2 RS: *brk1tbl; rep from *.
Repeat Rows 1-2 working one row in color A, then one row in color B and then one row in color C, one row in color A, one row in color B, etc.

Tunisian Variation
TunisianVariation_1color_880x280Tunisian Variation – RS                                                               Tunisian Variation – WS

Cast on an even number of sts.
Row 1 WS: k1, *p1, sl1yo; rep from *, end with k1.
Row 2 RS: k1, *brk1tbl, p1; rep from *, end with k1.
Row 3 WS: k1, *sl1yo, p1; rep from *, end with k1.
Row 4 RS: k1, *p1, brk1tbl; rep from *, end with k1.
Rep from Row 1.

 
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  • Home
  • One-Color Brioche
    • General Information
    • Terminology and Abbreviations
    • One-Color Brioche Stitch
    • Fisherman’s Rib
    • Brioche One-Color Charting Symbols
    • Binding off
    • Casting On
    • Counting Gauge
    • Basic Increases
    • Basic Decreases
    • Crossing Stitches
  • Two-Color Brioche
    • Two-Color Brioche – General Information
    • Terminology and Abbreviations – Two-Color
    • Two-Color Brioche Stitch
    • Two-color Italian Cast On
    • Two-Color Brioche Stitch in the Round
  • Stitch Variations
    • Half Brioche Stitch
    • Stockinette Brioche Stitch
    • Pearl Brioche Stitch
    • Moss Brioche Stitch
    • Waffle Brioche Stitch
    • Shawl Brioche Stitch
    • Twisted Brioche Stitch
    • Crossed Brioche Stitch
    • Syncopated Brioche Stitch
    • Honeycomb Brioche Stitch
    • Double Brioche Stitch
    • Tunisian Knitting
  • Patterns
  • Errata and Translations
    • Errata for “Knitting Brioche”
    • Errata for “Knitting Fresh Brioche”
  • Contact
  • Order Leafy Brioche