AKA Two-Color Half Brioche Knit Stitch For some knitters knitting with two colors could sound scary, but this two-color Half Brioche (or two-color Bee) stitch will prove you wrong.  In a previous tutorial, I shared how to knit the Half Brioche stitch (also known as the Bee stitch) using one color, because its texture is simply adorable. Today, you’ll see how to incorporate another color to create a chunky, cozy fabric -without purling and without strands at the back of the work. Moreover, it’s a four-row knitting pattern that starts with two setup rows. And the repeat has just two steps! Follow the step-by-step video and try this gorgeous texture.…