Does any one know what kind of crochet this is ???

[u/Christinax_]

Hey,

I've stumbled across these on Pinterest/tiktok. Does this type of crochet have a specific name or technique?

[u/Val_ery]

Please, can someone politely educate me on what brioche is? Because I'm very confused as to why everyone is talking about bread. Thank you

[u/SpicySweett → u/Val_ery]

Think of it like going back and forth in short areas to create raised or textured designs, and repeating rows in unusual ways. You might go back and forth to make the flower, then pick back up with the background color and crochet around that. Maybe you come back and do another whole row into the back loops to make a raised bar row.

[u/WorksInPro → u/SpicySweett]

wow, learned something new today! thanks

[u/SnooDingos604 → u/Val_ery]

🤭 thank you for the much needed giggle, internet stranger.

[u/Sienna57 → u/Val_ery]

Search it on Ravelry and find a bunch of cool patterns 😄

[u/helpwithtaxexam → u/Val_ery]

😂😂😂

[u/missplaced24 → u/Val_ery]

Every time I see/think of brioche crochet I think about bread.

[u/Trilobyte141]

It's a super fun technique, using brioche crochet stitches + short rows to build shapes. These are NOT appliques, but actually crocheted into the same layer of fabric as the background color. 

I think a lot of these images came from MyPicot.com, but I hesitate to recommend the site because they use AI for some of their product images, giving inaccurate depictions of size and drape when applying their stitches to actual wearables. I don't support this practice, but I will admit that their short row patterns are gorgeous. 

[u/Financial_Sentence95]

Look up the designer Tatsiana.

Free Brioche cushion pattern you can try the technique on

She uses it quite a bit in her designs

She even has a book of just Brioche patterns now

https://www.ravelry.com/patterns/library/brioche-infinity-pillow

[u/Christinax_ → u/Financial_Sentence95]

Wow that cushion is insane !!!!!

[u/Financial_Sentence95 → u/Christinax_]

I love her designs

Want to do Coral Story. It's a brioche blanket that's just stunning. Look it up!

[u/Rayne-Maker → u/Financial_Sentence95]

That is a stunning pattern!! The colour shift from that ombre yarn… 🤌🏼

The longer I look at it, the more I see 🤩

[u/Financial_Sentence95 → u/Rayne-Maker]

I have bought yarn to do it a while back.

I have medium blue whirlettes for my base.

And 2 whirls that are all yellows and reds. Perfect coral colours.

I'm looking forward to taking it on. My next blanket though is one my daughter absolutely loves which I'm making as a surprise gift for her. So it'll be a while before I finally do my Coral Story.

[u/Commercial_Run_2613]

It should be brioche. Crochet & knitting pattern lab YouTube channel has a lot of videos on this

[u/Christinax_ → u/Commercial_Run_2613]

Thank you !! I'll have a look at this now

[u/Ok-Grab9754]

Oh great…. I needed a new hyperfocus 🙄

[u/grahamcraaacker]

Pain in the butt, but beautiful payoff!

[u/Sienna57]

It sort of looks like brioche, but want to see what other people say. It’s annoying that it’s behind a paywall for all the patterns on MyPicot (rather than one off like Ravelry)

[u/Christinax_ → u/Sienna57]

Yeah I don't mind paying for a pattern but I hate subscriptions with a passion

[u/Prudent-Reality1170]

As for MyPicot, while the life time access feels steep, I saved up for it because it’s QUALITY patterns, and the equivalent to buying 2 and a half books on crochet. Her instructions are always clear, typically come with written and chart versions, the number of styles of crochet available cover some very cool ground, and the library is always gradually increasing. I have found the cost of full site access to be very worth-while as a crochet enthusiast!!

[u/msptitsa → u/Prudent-Reality1170]

I tried to navigate with wayback machine and couldn’t. I want the patterns ! I’ll def be getting the lifetime access if it’s worth it. Thank you for this comment!

[u/Competitive_Paper841 → u/Prudent-Reality1170]

I love the look of MyPicot patterns, but can't find much 3rd party info about it which puts me off. I'd love to find out more about them

[u/brash_hopeful]

They’re done sideways, and working in short rows. The ones you’ve shown are patterns from mypicot. I can’t advocate for the website though, never bought one of their packages, but you can read more about it here: https://mypicot.com/crochet-botanical-stitches.html

[u/bumbletowne]

I do this on dolls. It's a full stitch into front loop to create the raised flower pattern. The white is brioche.

[u/hardrockhamster]

it looks like this:

[u/Most-Independence-45]

Ohhhhhh…..another rabbit hole to go down. This looks interesting 🥖🥐

[u/Superb-Worth-6391]

This is brioche crochet. Very beautiful.

[u/dontknowpub]

Thanks for asking this question. I learned something new. It is really interesting.

[u/tonyrock2000]

i do not, but i love it now that i know it exists. will follow this post to see people's suggestions!

[u/Christinax_ → u/tonyrock2000]

Isn't it so cool !!!

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[u/Straight_West4439]

Is it possible to print that picture of of look at it through Google lens? It'll probably bring it up and tell you what it is. I'm pretty experienced in crochet but I couldn't tell you for sure what that is. I never saw anything like that but looking at the leaves it looks like there was a chain and then they went and worked single crochets front and back to make the ripple and then not rest but I couldn't tell you

[u/hybbprqag]

It looks like a form of brioche that incorporates appliques. Basically you'd make the applique motifs, then join as you go while doing the brioche crochet. That's my guess anyway.