Brown County Brioche Cowl
The Brown County Brioche Cowl is designed as an ideal project for knitters eager to explore the beautiful and textured world of brioche knitting. While brioche stitch may resemble traditional ribbing at a glance, it stands apart by creating a notably loftier and cushioned fabric that's perfect for chilly weather. This engaging technique combines an innovative alternating pattern of slipped stitches, companion yarn overs, and knit stitches, resulting in a rich and luxurious texture that enhances any wardrobe.
For those looking to master brioche knitting, we highly recommend checking out the comprehensive video tutorial available at Cheryl Beckerich Knits on YouTube. This resource provides visual guidance to help you familiarize yourself with the nuances of the brioche stitch.
We’re excited to announce that Version 2 of the Brown County Brioche Cowl pattern is now available for download for all knitters who have the pattern in their library. Notably, Line 19B has been added to the left facing arches section, enhancing the clarity and ease of this knitting pattern.
Skill Level: Intermediate – perfect for those who have a basic understanding of knitting and are ready to take on new challenges!
Materials Needed: You will require 100 yards (approximately 110 meters) of chunky weight yarn, a pair of size 10 US (6 mm) 16-inch (40 cm) circular needles to achieve your desired gauge, 2 stitch markers, and a tapestry needle for finishing touches.
Gauge: To ensure your cowl will fit correctly, aim for a gauge of 3.3 stitches and 3.75 rows (where A & B equal 1 row) per inch.
Finished Measurements: Once completed, the cowl will have a circumference of 20 inches and a height of 5.5 inches at its widest point, making it a cozy accessory for layering or gifting.
Embark on your brioche journey today with the Brown County Brioche Cowl, and experience firsthand the unique beauty of this delightful knitting technique!
