How to Knit Honeycomb Brioche Stitch

This tutorial explains a simple way to knit honeycomb brioche stitch pattern back and forth.

[Ksunshine]

I have probably commented before, but I wanted to say that this is the best video for the honeycomb stitch I have ever seen. I think I've seen them all!

[InnasArtStuff]

Thank you! Super easy to follow and thank you for including the salvage stitches! That’s how I learnt and it drives me nuts when they are not included and I get so confused! 😅❤❤

[geo]

This is the best honeycomb brioche tutorial I have seen so far. I also see you have one for working in the round, it's perfect! Thank you so much!

[kokokokokokokoko]

I watched many honeycomb brioche stitch videos and have finally found the best one!! It's packed with so many wonderful tips in such a short video. Especially the trick to do yarn over faster is mind blowing! I've been a knitter for 10 plus years but never knew the trick. Thank you for sharing your knowledge.

[suzzem]

This is great - so brilliantly and simply explained. At long last I can get myself started on a brioche project with enthousiasm rather than foreboding. I have easily followed the video and done my first few rows - now there will be no stopping me !!!! Thank you, thank you Maryna 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[LeahLaushway]

Thank you for this! This is the tutorial that explained it clearly for me.

[thelittlethings]

Hi thank you for such clarity I was trying this for a while with no luck until I followed your instructions then the pattern started making sense thank you so much ❤❤

[aurorarusanda]

Mulțumesc mult pt model FELICITĂRI BRAVO

[janesantos]

Perfect🤩 Thank you for your clean instructions, now I can make the pattern 🥰👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[elwiewallin]

AmaZing❣️ Tack ✨🙏🏼 I love your clear and clever tutorials ✨Greetings from Malmö, Sweden 🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🇸🇪🥰

[theastewart]

This is beautiful Maryna! What lovely texture it has! I’ve done some brioche and really like it. Thanks so much for sharing! Have a wonderful week!💞

[patytrico]

Lovely stitch! Thank you for share, hugs from Uruguay :)

[gainariumihaela]

Hello! First of all, THANKS so much for your videos! I discovered your channel recently and, even if I've been knitting for a few years now, there's always things to learn and you helped me a lot :D I love this stitch, but I'm looking for a way to neatly decrease (for a beanie project, for example) - I managed to improvise one, but it shapes the project more as a beret than a regular shaped hat :)) So, if you have any tips, it would be much appreciated. Thank you again!

[galeem]

You can make it easier

Row1: *Knit one, knit next below*
Row 2: *Knit next stitch along with the strand from the knit below, k 1*
Row 3: *k1b, k1*
Row 4: *k1, k1with strand from knit below*
The rows are the same but offset.