Star Stitch Brioche Knitting Pattern (6 Row Repeat)

I'm excited to share this traditional STAR STITCH I found in my vintage pattern book handed down to me by my late Grandmother.

The STAR STITCH is great for knitting scarves, hats, blankets, sweaters and even knit neckties!

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[masuganut]

I really like the instructions to the left. It helps me get familiar with a pattern and how to read it.
It’s so lucky that she gave you that book! What a treasure !
Thank you for sharing with all of us

[nickywatson]

I love this pattern. You're the only video for it I could find. I do wish you did the entire row on video though, it'd make it easier to follow.

[eviehammond]

Very clear, and I had not seen this stitch, done this way, before. Thank you.

[carolwatson]

I really like the directions on the left and your directions are slow and clear.

[hanamosallam]

Wooow!!!! This Is an awesome stitch I love it so much and. Iike the colors of the yarn u use. I know you are an amazing knitter thank u so much for showing that tutorial for us

[MiladySteph]

When I first learned this, it was supposedly called the "daisy stitch". But I have seen another stitch called the Daisy stitch, worked differently, and it actually looks like little daisies. I do love this stitch. And I love the way you have the knit pattern on the left so we can follow, and even help learn how to read the knitters language. Smart!

[sagaciouslysage]

Thank you for sharing vintage patterns, what a privilege to have! BTW, including the pattern on the left hand side of screen is a great idea. This stitch [star stitch] seems a bit too complicated now ("pass stitch over..."), but I plan to revisit/learn it in the near future.  Subscriber, ~Sage

[tyrasmith]

Nice video! I'm a young knitter and it's one of my favorites! Keep up the good work!

[soniczforever]

This is a great design, really enjoyed this. You remind me why I love knitting. Lifelong fan

[kem]

This is brilliant. I'm trying to learn how to read patterns and this is so so helpful :)

[andrefreitas]

Seems daunting! So many new techniques, like year over. But I want to try!

[malvikakamat]

Thank you sooo much for this video. I liked the idea of putting the knitting instructions at the side of the video. Also, I didn't really know how to read knitting instructions before so this helped me alot :)

[vster]

I have that book too!!! I was shocked when I saw it!!! Cheers ty

[nibblesnobbles]

I did it...and I love it..thankyou for this pattern x

[vinalandsford]

Awesome! Easy to follow and the written instructions are a huge help! Please keep up these awesome vids and thanks a ton for them!

[kierafinneke]

Thank you for these! I'm beginning to learn how to knit and have no idea how to read patterns, and this is very helpful. (: Please continue! :D

[mimato]

Very nice. But definitely not for a beginner like me. I'll favorite this for the near future. Thanks. <3

[shivaniboda]

Hi. I am a beginner knitter and really liked your videos. they made it easy to learn the stitches. Can i ask your recommendation as i want to make a scarf with this and another scarf with your bamboo stitches : how many stitches should i cast on for both the stitch pattern. Also what size needle and what size/type of yarn should i use for this stitch. Thanks very much

[Therunningnemophilist]

Do you need to add a stitch before starting your second series of 6 rows to make up for the two you knit together? I tried to just repeat the pattern and ended up with 2 stitches on my left needle at the end of row two.

[samanthaavelar]

So when you are done with the 6 rows do you do it over and over to make a blanket.? :( I'm learning how to knit and I'm so excited.!