Feminine Brioche Knitting Scarves with Free Patterns

Dear knitters, we have great news for you! You are going to learn a new exciting technique today. It certainly should be a part of a knitting masterclass as it gives stunning effects. This selection of Brioche Knitting Scarves proves that anyone can create real magic with needles and yarn. Are you feeling so excited already? Obviously! Check out the free patterns under the links below and follow us on our Facebook and Pinterest for more creative ideas!

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scarves knitted with the brioche technique

Eddies In The Stream Scarf

Explore the wonderful world of brioche knitting with Bonnie’s mesmerizing scarf pattern. Her design features leaf-like motifs in a fantastic vibrant shade of yellow. This color, combined with a rich wine red creates the perfect autumnal palette. Once you learn this technique, you will feel like a knitting superhero.

Skill level: upper beginner Author: Bonnie Groening

photo by Bonnie Groening / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Brioche Loop

Can one design be fun and elegant at the same time? I think Tanja’s brioche cowl proves it can. The dark background is the perfect canvas for the multicolored yarn to shine. A simple colorwork would be fine, but the brioche technique elevates this cowl to another level.

Skill level: upper beginner Author: Tanja Steinbach

photo by Tanja Steinbach / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on ravelry.com.

Offbeat Cowl

Valentina’s cowl was inspired by the offbeat rhythm, which remains regular but is shifted by single a beat. In the same way, the stripes of the brioche move from side to side, creating colorful segments. Try this lovely pattern even if you’ve never knitted brioche before.

Level: intermediate Author: Valentina Consalvi

photo by Valentina Consalvi / ravelry.com

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Pralines

Instead of making useless swatches, Tisserin came up with a cowl design that is a practice piece for her brioche knitting course. Now you can learn and create a stunning accessory at the same time! In this project, the textural nature of brioche knitting took the shape of buds or leaves on stems.

Level: intermediate Author: Tisserin Coquet

photo by Tisserin Coquet / ravelry.com

Find this pattern on tisserincoquet.fr, or read more on ravelry.com.

Briolove

This is the brioche knitting technique at its finest. Use it to create a set of scarves for your friends or family members as you are not going to be able to stop after making the first one. Trust us on this! Is your yarn stash ready?

Level: upper beginner Author: Happy Knitter

Find this pattern on happyknitter.club, or read more on ravelry.com.

Marilee Scarf

The brioche knitting gives us so many possibilities when it comes to playing with colors. You can experiment with contrasting shades and knit a piece that can make a bold fashion statement or stay within one color palette for something more subtle instead. So convenient, right?

Level: upper beginner Author: Miranda Jollie

Find this pattern on ilikeknitting.com, or read more on ravelry.com.

Brioche Accent Cowl

Simple, elegant, warm. These are the three most important characteristics of this wonderful cowl designed by Yarnspirations. If you want to practice brioche knitting, this pattern will surely be a treat for you. We love this shade of green!

Level: intermediate Author: Yarnspirations

Find this pattern on yarnspirations.com.

Victoria – no longer free

This brioche accent is truly stealing the show! Don’t you think? We adore the wonderful taste of Alla Saenko. If you are looking for a pattern for a sophisticated accessory, look no further. This one evidently ticks all the boxes!

Level: intermediate Author: Alla Saenko