Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
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Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
I say unnecessary because I don’t really need another hat and I only made it to use up some good leftover yarn.
When I was making it, I thought the left hand version looked better, but wearing it I now prefer the right.
What do you think?
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Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
I say unnecessary because I don’t really need another hat and I only made it to use up some good leftover yarn.
When I was making it, I thought the left hand version looked better, but wearing it I now prefer the right.
What do you think?
@Sobtanian Same
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Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
I say unnecessary because I don’t really need another hat and I only made it to use up some good leftover yarn.
When I was making it, I thought the left hand version looked better, but wearing it I now prefer the right.
What do you think?
@Sobtanian Right! 👌
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Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
I say unnecessary because I don’t really need another hat and I only made it to use up some good leftover yarn.
When I was making it, I thought the left hand version looked better, but wearing it I now prefer the right.
What do you think?
@Sobtanian both look cute! Good job!
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Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
I say unnecessary because I don’t really need another hat and I only made it to use up some good leftover yarn.
When I was making it, I thought the left hand version looked better, but wearing it I now prefer the right.
What do you think?
@Sobtanian I like both and your alt text is on point 🤣
Brioche stitch in two colors always looks so cool to me, but at the same time like unnecessary hassle 😅 is it as difficult as I think it is? -
Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
I say unnecessary because I don’t really need another hat and I only made it to use up some good leftover yarn.
When I was making it, I thought the left hand version looked better, but wearing it I now prefer the right.
What do you think?
@Sobtanian I’d prefer the left. But seriously cool (warm) hat!
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Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
I say unnecessary because I don’t really need another hat and I only made it to use up some good leftover yarn.
When I was making it, I thought the left hand version looked better, but wearing it I now prefer the right.
What do you think?
@Sobtanian I prefer the right side. 😊
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Unnecessary brioche stitch hat is complete!
I say unnecessary because I don’t really need another hat and I only made it to use up some good leftover yarn.
When I was making it, I thought the left hand version looked better, but wearing it I now prefer the right.
What do you think?
@Sobtanian I prefer the right but that you can change it is the nicest part. It turned out so well!
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@Sobtanian I like both and your alt text is on point 🤣
Brioche stitch in two colors always looks so cool to me, but at the same time like unnecessary hassle 😅 is it as difficult as I think it is?@scintilla not really, it’s actually simpler with two colours as you can see the yarn overs easier. Once you get the hang of it it’s very straight forward.
BUT!
Decreases *are* fiddly (not hard just fiddly) so as it gets smaller, it gets fiddler and the margin for error is very small.
Don’t let me put you off, if you’ve got some yarn that’s left over just play about with it and see. I used this free pattern https://www.purlsoho.com/create/2025/09/09/two-color-brioche-hat/
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@Sobtanian I’d prefer the left. But seriously cool (warm) hat!
@maru that it is. Super warm.
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@Sobtanian I prefer the right but that you can change it is the nicest part. It turned out so well!
@venite thanks. It’s a bit too bulky for my liking but wow is it warm so I’ll be wearing it when it’s subzero again.
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@venite thanks. It’s a bit too bulky for my liking but wow is it warm so I’ll be wearing it when it’s subzero again.
@Sobtanian I like how bulky hats frame the face, but to each their own :) good to know that at least it’s practical!
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@scintilla not really, it’s actually simpler with two colours as you can see the yarn overs easier. Once you get the hang of it it’s very straight forward.
BUT!
Decreases *are* fiddly (not hard just fiddly) so as it gets smaller, it gets fiddler and the margin for error is very small.
Don’t let me put you off, if you’ve got some yarn that’s left over just play about with it and see. I used this free pattern https://www.purlsoho.com/create/2025/09/09/two-color-brioche-hat/
@Sobtanian *bookmarks* oh, thank you! I inherited a stash, so I do have a lot of left over yarn that's really nice...
Yeah, my mom told me that brioche can be fiddly because you can't really "catch" a dropped stitch.
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@Sobtanian *bookmarks* oh, thank you! I inherited a stash, so I do have a lot of left over yarn that's really nice...
Yeah, my mom told me that brioche can be fiddly because you can't really "catch" a dropped stitch.
@scintilla she’s kinda right but with two colours it’s really easy to see a drop.
Repairing it, however, requires a crochet hook and a simple rhyme: under one, over two, pull through!
This video explains it really well: https://youtu.be/AzrTu2t6CzI
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@scintilla she’s kinda right but with two colours it’s really easy to see a drop.
Repairing it, however, requires a crochet hook and a simple rhyme: under one, over two, pull through!
This video explains it really well: https://youtu.be/AzrTu2t6CzI
@Sobtanian thank you! 🧡
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