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Knitting with Hand-Dyed Colour

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  1. MODULE 3: Hand-Dyed Colour in Yarn
    3.1 Different Types of Hand-Dyed Yarn
  2. 3.2 Colour Behaviour
  3. 3.3 Special Considerations for Working with Hand-Dyed Yarn
  4. MODULE 4: Knitting Colour
    4.1 Pooling Colours
  5. Conclusion
  6. 4.21 Knitting Multiple Colours: Stripes
  7. 4.22 Knitting Multiple Colours Chevrons and Lace
  8. 4.23 Knitting Multiple Colours: Marls
  9. 4.24 Knitting Multiple Colours: Stranded Colourwork
  10. 4.25 Knitting Multiple Colours: Brioche
  11. 4.26 Knitting Multiple Colours: Slipped Stitches
  12. MODULE 1: Colour Theory Foundations
    Introduction
  13. 1.1 Essential Colour Theory
  14. 2.2 Colour Palettes with a Twist
  15. MODULE 2: Creating Colour Combinations
    2.1 Colour Stories
  16. 1.2 Colour Harmonies
  17. Resources

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Knitting with Hand-Dyed Colour 4.25 Knitting Multiple Colours: Brioche
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4.25 Knitting Multiple Colours: Brioche

Felicia Lo March 29, 2021

Brioche has become quite a popular technique, for working with multiple colours.  Brioche can be so amazing when you work with hand-dyed colours.  Brioche has a two-tone effect. There are some stitches that come forward towards the front of the cloth, and those colours become more prominent, and then there are the other stitches where, they kind of recede into the background, it’s a textural pattern.

There’s a lot of different ways that you can play with this,

 

So let’s get started!

 

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