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Method of knitting fabric

A clothing and knitting technology, applied in the field of knitted clothing weaving, can solve the problems of insufficient increase in the number of wales and broken threads of the opening for the neckline

Inactive Publication Date: 2007-05-16
SHIMA SEIKI MFG LTD
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Thus, in the method disclosed in Japanese Patent No. 2538421, problems such as thread breakage due to stitch transfer may occur when forming the shoulders, and the number of wales of the neckline opening cannot be sufficiently increased.

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[0029] The first embodiment of the present invention will be described by taking as an example the knitting of the front body 2 of the vest of FIG. Fig. 1 shows a front body panel 2 of a vest, and Fig. 2 is a knitting course diagram showing knitting after the start of formation of shoulders 9a, 9b.

[0030] The front body piece 2 of the vest is woven from the hem rib 3 to the neckline opening 1 along the arrow Z direction, and after the line L that forms the neckline opening 1 starts, the right front body piece 2a and the left front body piece on the right side of the neckline opening 1 are knitted. A large piece of 2b branch braiding. The right front body piece 2a and the left front body piece 2b use the peripheral edge 4 of the opening 1 for the neckline and the side ends of the body part 2 as places for reversing the advancing direction of the thread feeder, respectively, for reverse course knitting. Between the thread M and the thread N at the upper part of the opening fo...

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[0036] Next, a second embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 3 to 5 . The second embodiment is an embodiment in which a knitted pullover is knitted around the shoulders upward from the armpit of the knitted garment for a pullover 21 to be the front part of the knitted pullover shown in FIG. 3 , wherein the knitted pullover is formed with adjacent The stitching lines where the stitches overlap each other spread out radially around the opening for the neckline, which is commonly called an umbrella pattern. In the second embodiment, the joining of the body part and the left and right sleeves of the knitted pullover 21 knitted in different regions starts from the armpit. Before the umbrella pattern is formed, at the joining place of the sleeves 22, 23 and the body piece 24, the reversed course knitting regions O, P, Q, R spanning the sleeves and the body are formed by reverse course knitting, and then, By forming an umbrella pattern, an umbr...

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[0044] Next, a third embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to FIG. 6 . The third embodiment is an embodiment of knitted garments in which the woven umbrella pattern expands radially with the same diameter. Fig. 6-a is a front view of the knitted garment 61 knitted by the third embodiment, Fig. 6-b is a top view of the knitted garment 61, and Fig. 6-c is a view of the state of knitting the knitted garment 61 on a flat knitting machine. Knitted garments 61 are knitted in a cylindrical shape along the direction of arrow Z from the needle-starting place 62, and the front side knitted garments part 61a and the rear side knitted garments are placed in the state where the transverse direction of the knitted garments 61 becomes the longitudinal direction of the needle bed. The fabric part 61b is knitted as a tubular knitted garment continuous at both ends. When weaving to the line J, in the right reversed course knitting regions 63a, 63b and the left re...

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Abstract

In a process of knitting a fabric during which at least a part of loops in the flechage knitting region are transferred between the front and back needle beds to move the loops laterally, loops in a stitch move region which are moved laterally whenever an adequate number of courses of the flechage knitting region are knitted are transferred to an opposite needle bed and then the front and back needle beds are moved relative to each other. Then, loops of wale which are put in the rest state in a process of the flechage knitting are held on the needle bed opposite to the needle bed on which loops of a next course are formed in a sequent flechage knitting until the stitch move is completed. Only the loops of the wale in which the loops of the next course are formed in the sequent knitting are transferred back to their originally retained needle bed prior to the forming of the loops of the next course. This knitting is repeatedly performed. This can allow the knitting of the region where the flechage knitting and the stitch move are performed concurrently without incurring problems such as stitch drop, yarn breakage, and the like.

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technical field [0001] The present invention relates to a method of knitting knitted garments with a flat knitting machine, in particular, in the middle of the knitting range, the thread feeding direction is reversed so that part or all of the stitches in the reverse course knitting area of ​​knitting are carried out between the front and rear needle beds. A knitting method for knitting garments by exchanging loops and gathering them together. Background technique [0002] There are various methods of knitting knitted garments called overall garments. The knitting method of such overall garments is to form an opening for the neckline on the knitting machine when knitting a vest or a large front body of a knitted pullover using a flat knitting machine. , so that the sewing work after knitting can be reduced. As one of the methods for knitting overall clothing, the applicant's Japanese Patent No. 2538421 discloses that the knitting method is to increase the number of wales at...

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Patent Type & Authority Patents(China)
IPC IPC(8): D04B7/30D04B1/24
CPCD04B1/246D04B7/30
Inventor 冈本一良前田幸秀
Owner SHIMA SEIKI MFG LTD
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