A pleated computerized flat knitting machine knitting method

Abstract

The present invention discloses a computerized flat knitting method for pleats, which is specifically implemented through the following steps: S1, knitting the hem; S2, knitting the hem over one side; S3, knitting the first pleat portion; S4, knitting the last pleat cycle and one turn on one side. By using the knitting method of the present invention to knit pleats, not only can the effect of each pleat be consistent, which is difficult to achieve with manual sewing, but also the absence of a seam line, and the transverse elasticity of the portion where the pleats connect to the body of the shirt will be better than that of a seam; at the same time, the absence of a seam hem, and the purpose of improving the comfort of the product, are achieved. This effectively solves the problem in existing computerized knitting technology for pleats, which is not only high in cost, but also cannot guarantee the quality of the finished product due to manual sewing, and the pleats will become thicker due to folding, resulting in poor results.

Description

Technical Field

[0001] The invention belongs to the technical field of computer knitting, and in particular relates to a pleated computer flat knitting method. Background Art

[0002] There is a design called pleats in knitted clothing. Before this invention, if a knitted garment needed to have pleats, an additional piece of fabric would be knitted as the pleats. After the knitting was completed, the pleats would be folded according to the markings on the piece and then sewn to the piece (e.g. Figure 1 This method is not only expensive, but also cannot guarantee the quality of the finished product because it is hand-sewn. The pleated part will also become thicker due to folding, and the effect is not good.

[0003] like Figure 1 As shown in (taking the hem of the shirt as an example and connecting it to the body, such as a pleated skirt), weave the hem and the body separately, and mark the hem according to the width of the pleats, as shown in 1-1, from left to right: 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38... Then as Figure 1 As shown in Figure 1-2, manually fold mark 33 under mark 31 and mark 34 under mark 32 to form the first pleat; fold mark 37 under mark 35 and mark 38 under mark 36 to form the second pleat; fold all the pleats in this way to form a pleated effect. Figure 1 As shown in 1-3, the pleated hem is connected to the shirt body by sewing. Summary of the Invention

[0004] In view of this, the purpose of the present invention is to provide a computerized flat knitting method for pleats, which solves the problem in the existing computerized pleat knitting technology that not only the cost is high, but also the quality of the finished product cannot be guaranteed due to manual sewing, and the pleated part will become thicker due to folding, resulting in poor effect.

[0005] In order to solve the above technical problems, the technical solution of the present invention is implemented as follows: the method is specifically implemented by the following steps:

[0006] S1, shirt hem knitting;

[0007] S2, the hem of the shirt is knitted on one side;

[0008] S3, weaving of the first pleat part;

[0009] S4, the last gathering cycle and the knitting of 1 turn on one side.

[0010] Preferably, the specific steps of S1 are: needle positions 1 and 2 are the leftmost part of the fabric, needle positions 3 to 3W+2 are the needle positions of the first pleat, needle positions 3W+3 to 3W+5 are the needle positions between the first pleat and the second pleat, and needle position 3W+6 starts the cycle of the second pleat. The hem of the shirt can be knitted using different stitches, wherein W refers to the number of needles required for the width of each pleat, and W=7; the width between two adjacent pleats is Y, and Y=3; the number of cycle needles of the pleat is: 3W+Y=24.

[0011] Preferably, the specific steps of S2 are:

[0012] In rows S2-1 and b1-b2, turn all bottom stitches straight onto the top stitch bed;

[0013] S2-2, b3-b4 rows are knitted 2 rows on the single side to complete the transition of the foot over the single side.

[0014] Preferably, S3-1, the leftward shrinking starts from the leftmost loop of the web, and the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat is moved to the stitch corresponding to the Wth needle to the 1st needle, thereby forming a leftward pleat;

[0015] In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the piece to the bottom needle bed. At this time, the top stitch at the 10th needle position in the original row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position;

[0016] S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 6 needles to the needle bed of the 9th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 9th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 4 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 2 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over to the needle bed of the 6th needle position The stitches at the 13th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 6th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 7th needle position of row C7 is tilted 2 stitches to the needle bed at the 5th needle position, so that the stitches at the 14th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 5th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 8th needle position of row C8 is tilted 4 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th needle position, so that the stitches at the 15th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 4th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 9th needle position of row C9 is tilted 6 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd needle position, so that the stitches at the 16th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 3rd needle position;

[0017] S3-4, after completing the transfer stitches of rows C3-C9, the stitches at positions 10 and 9 of row B4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 8 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 4 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 3 overlap;

[0018] In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from the bottom stitch at position 10 to the rightmost side of the fabric, turn 7 stitches diagonally to the top stitch bed; now the top stitch from position 17 to the rightmost side of the fabric in row B4 has been moved 14 stitches to the left.

[0019] S3-6 and rows c1-c11 are a cycle of left-gathering movements. Repeat this cycle according to the number of pleats to complete the left-gathering part. The W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through rows c1-c11. Therefore, the second left-gathering cycle, the turning action of rows c12-c13, is performed from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the piece. Rows c12-c22 are the second pleat's shrinking cycle, and the action is the same as rows c1-c11.

[0020] Preferably, the specific steps of S3 are:

[0021] S3-1, start from the leftmost loop of the web, and move the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat to the stitch corresponding to the Wth needle to the 1st needle to form a left pleat;

[0022] In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the piece to the bottom needle bed. At this time, the top stitch at the 10th needle position in the original row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position;

[0023] S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 6 needles to the needle bed of the 9th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 9th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 4 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 2 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over to the needle bed of the 6th needle position The stitches at the 13th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 6th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 7th needle position of row C7 is tilted 2 stitches to the needle bed at the 5th needle position, so that the stitches at the 14th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 5th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 8th needle position of row C8 is tilted 4 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th needle position, so that the stitches at the 15th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 4th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 9th needle position of row C9 is tilted 6 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd needle position, so that the stitches at the 16th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 3rd needle position;

[0024] S3-4, after completing the transfer stitches of rows C3-C9, the stitches at positions 10 and 9 of row B4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 8 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 4 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 3 overlap;

[0025] S3-5, C10-C11 rows, from needle position 10 to the rightmost bottom stitch of the panel, turn 6 stitches diagonally to the top needle bed; at this time, there are only two stitches at needle position 3, so the number of stitches in one pleat is 23;

[0026] The 17th needle position of rows S3-6 and b4 to the rightmost surface loop of the fabric piece are moved to the left by a total of 13 needle positions; the W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through c1-c11, so the second leftward shortening cycle of rows c12-c13 is carried out from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the fabric piece.

[0027] Preferably, the specific steps of S3 are:

[0028] S3-1, shrinking to the left, starting from the leftmost loop of the sheet, move the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat to the stitch corresponding to the W-1th needle to the 1st needle, and form a left pleat;

[0029] In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the piece to the bottom needle bed. At this time, the top stitch at the 10th needle position in the original row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position;

[0030] S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 5 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 3 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 6th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 6th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 5th needle position. The needle bed is turned so that the stitch at the 13th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 5th stitch; the bottom stitch at the 7th stitch of row C7 is turned obliquely by 3 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th stitch, so that the stitch at the 14th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 4th stitch; the bottom stitch at the 8th stitch of row C8 is turned obliquely by 5 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the 15th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch; the bottom stitch at the 9th stitch of row C9 is turned obliquely by 6 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the 16th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch;

[0031] S3-4, after completing the transfer action of rows C3-C9, make the stitches at position 10 of row B4 overlap with those at position 8, the stitches at position 11 overlap with those at position 7, the stitches at position 12 overlap with those at position 6, the stitches at position 13 overlap with those at position 5, the stitches at position 14 overlap with those at position 4, the stitches at position 15 overlap with those at position 3, and the stitches at position 16 overlap with those at position 3;

[0032] In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from the bottom stitch at position 10 to the rightmost side of the panel, turn 6 stitches diagonally to the top stitch bed; now there are only two stitches at position 9, making the number of stitches in one pleat 23. Originally in row B4, the top stitch from position 17 to the rightmost side of the panel has been shifted 13 stitches to the left.

[0033] S3-6, the W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through c1-c11, so the second left-shrinking cycle c12-c13 row's needle transfer action is performed from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the piece.

[0034] Preferably, the specific steps of S3 are:

[0035] S3-1, shrinking to the left, starting from the leftmost loop of the web, move the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat to the stitch corresponding to the W-1th needle to the -1th needle, and form a left pleat;

[0036] In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the panel to the bottom needle bed, so that the top stitch at the 10th needle position in row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position;

[0037] S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 5 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 3 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 6th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 6th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 5th needle position. The needle bed is turned so that the stitch at the 13th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 5th stitch; the bottom stitch at the 7th stitch of row C7 is turned obliquely by 3 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th stitch, so that the stitch at the 14th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 4th stitch; the bottom stitch at the 8th stitch of row C8 is turned obliquely by 5 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the 15th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch; the bottom stitch at the 9th stitch of row C9 is turned obliquely by 7 stitches to the needle bed at the 2nd stitch, so that the stitch at the 16th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 2nd stitch;

[0038] S3-4, after completing the transfer stitches of rows C3-C9, the stitches at positions 10 and 8 of row B4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 4 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 3 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 2 overlap;

[0039] In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from the 10th needle position to the rightmost bottom loop of the panel, turn 7 needles diagonally to the top needle bed; now there are two loops at the 2nd needle position, two loops at the 9th needle position, and three loops each at the 3rd-8th needle positions. To ensure that the number of pleats is the same as other methods when the needle is opened, Y should be reduced by 1 on the original basis, that is, Y = 2, and the number of loop stitches for one pleat is 24; the 17th needle position of row B4 to the rightmost top loop of the panel is shifted 14 needle positions to the left;

[0040] S3-6, the W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through c1-c11, so the second left-shrinking cycle c12-c13 row's needle transfer action is performed from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the piece.

[0041] Preferably, the specific steps of S4 are: row d1 is to weave one row of single edge from the leftmost to the rightmost side of the web to facilitate subsequent weaving actions.

[0042] Compared with the prior art, by using the knitting method of the present invention to weave pleats, not only can the effect of each pleat be consistent, which is difficult to achieve by manual sewing, but also the purpose of no stitching line, the elasticity of the pleats connected to the shirt body and the lateral stretching will be better than that of sewing is achieved, and at the same time, the purpose of no stitching edge is achieved, thereby improving the comfort of the product, thereby effectively solving the problem of the existing computer knitting pleat technology, which is not only high in cost, but also cannot guarantee the quality of the finished product due to manual sewing, and the pleated part will become thicker due to folding, resulting in poor effect. BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

[0043] Figure 1 This is a schematic diagram of the prior art pleating method, wherein:

[0044] 1B: back of shirt;

[0045] 2F: front of the pleated hem panel;

[0046] 21: First pleated braid;

[0047] 22: First pleat mid-layer braid;

[0048] 23: First pleat bottom braid;

[0049] 24, 28: The braided fabric between pleats;

[0050] 25: Second pleat braid;

[0051] 26: Second pleat mid-layer braid;

[0052] 27: Second pleat bottom braid;

[0053] 31, 32, 33, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38: hem stitching marks;

[0054] 4:31, 33 suture mark combination;

[0055] 5:32, 34 suture mark combination;

[0056] 6:35, 37 suture mark combination;

[0057] 7:36, 38 suture mark combination;

[0058] 8:21, 22, 23 first pleat;

[0059] 9:25, 26, 27 second pleat;

[0060] 101, 102, 103, 104: Shirt seam marks

[0061] 110: Suture

[0062] Figure 2A This is a finished pleated picture obtained by the knitting method of the present invention;

[0063] Figure 2B This is a finished pleated picture obtained from another perspective using the knitting method of the present invention;

[0064] Figure 3 This is a schematic diagram of the pleating method obtained by the knitting method of the present invention.

[0065] Figure 4A For electronically controlled thumbnail images

[0066] Figure 4B It is an electronic control thumbnail + annotation, including:

[0067] 120: shirt hem;

[0068] 130: The hem of the shirt goes over one side;

[0069] 140: Left-reduced stitch part;

[0070] 141: Figure 5A Middle C1-C11 row position;

[0071] 150: One-side turn and shirt body;

[0072] 151: Figure 6 Location;

[0073] Figure 5A Schematic diagram of the first knitting method, showing the hem of the shirt, the hem passing over one side, and the first and second left-shortening movements;

[0074] Figure 5B Schematic diagram of the second knitting method, showing the hem of the shirt, the hem passing over one side, and the first and second left-shortening movements;

[0075] Figure 5C Schematic diagram of the third knitting method, which includes the hem of the shirt, the hem passing over one side, and the first and second left-shortening movements;

[0076] Figure 5D Schematic diagram of the fourth knitting method, including the hem, the hem passing over one side, and the first and second left-shortening movements;

[0077] Figure 6 This is a diagram of the knitting method for completing the shortening of stitches in one row on one side;

[0078] Figure 7 Knitting diagram for the hem of the shirt;

[0079] Figure 8 This is a diagram for knitting the hem of a shirt. DETAILED DESCRIPTION

[0080] In order to make the purpose, technical solutions and advantages of the present invention more clearly understood, the present invention will be further described in detail below with reference to the accompanying drawings and embodiments. It should be understood that the specific embodiments described herein are only used to explain the present invention and are not intended to limit the present invention.

[0081] It should be noted that: in the application document of the present invention, W refers to the number of needles required for the width of each pleat, and W is related to the maximum pitch of the machine. Specifically, W is a positive integer not greater than the maximum pitch of the machine. The maximum pitch of the machine is related to the type of needles and the brand of the machine. The relationship between the maximum pitch of common machine brands and the type of machine needles is as follows: ① The maximum pitch is fixed at 7 needles; ② Maximum pitch = machine needle type; ③ Maximum pitch = machine needle type * 2; Machine needle types generally range from 1.5 to 24 needles, and common ones include 1.5 needles, 3 needles, 3.5 needles, 5 needles, 7 needles, 9 needles, 10 needles, 11 needles, 12 needles, 13 needles, 14 needles, 15 needles, 16 needles, 18 needles, 20 needles, 22 needles, 24 needles, and multiple needle lengths;

[0082] An embodiment of the present invention provides a pleated computerized flat knitting machine knitting method, which is specifically implemented by the following steps:

[0083] S1, sweater bottom weaving ( Figure 5A lines a1-a2);

[0084] 1) The width of the pleat is limited by the maximum number of swings in the computer flat knitting machine. If the maximum number of swings is X, the width of the pleat is W, the width between pleats is Y, and W≤X, Y≥0( Figure 3 );

[0085] 2) The number of loop stitches for one pleat is: 3W+Y;

[0086] 3) The maximum swing bed of the computerized flat knitting machine used in the knitting method of this embodiment is 7 (X=7), the width of the pleats is 7 needles (W=7), and the width between each pleat is 3 (Y=3). Figure 5A The C1-C11 row in the middle is the first pleat on the left side of the piece. For the specific location, refer to Figure 4B Marked 141.

[0087] 4) Figure 5A Positions 1-2 are the leftmost part of the fabric, positions 3-23 are the stitches for the first pleat (3W), positions 24-26 are the stitches between the first and second pleats, and position 27 begins the loop for the second pleat. The hem can be knitted using any stitch, but the demonstration file uses a dense stitch. Lines a1-a2 represent one hem loop; adjust the number of loops based on the height of the pleats.

[0088] 5) For the hem of the shirt, you can use the top needle and bottom needle at the needle position where you need to fold it to make the folding effect smoother, for example Figure 7 In the first pleat, use the top needle at the W+1 position and the bottom needle at the 2W position of the first pleat, or Figure 8 Use the top needle at the Wth needle position of the first pleat, and use the bottom needle at the 2W+1th needle position of the first pleat.

[0089] S2, shirt hem over one side ( Figure 5A lines b1-b4);

[0090] In rows S2-1 and b1-b2, turn all bottom stitches straight onto the top stitch bed;

[0091] S2-2, b3-b4 rows are knitted 2 rows on the single side to complete the transition of the foot over the single side.

[0092] S3, weaving of the first pleat part (method 1);

[0093] S3-1, Figure 5A As shown, needle positions 3-23 are the stitches of the leftmost pleat of the panel; the leftward shortening starts from the leftmost loop of the panel; in this part, the stitches from needles W+1 to 2W (including the two leftmost needles, representing needle positions 10-16) in the first pleat need to be moved to the stitches from needles W to 1 (including the two leftmost needles, representing needle positions 9-3) to form a leftward pleat;

[0094] In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the piece to the bottom needle bed. At this time, the top stitch at the 10th needle position in the original row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position;

[0095] S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 6 needles to the needle bed of the 9th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 9th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 4 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 2 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over to the needle bed of the 6th needle position The stitches at the 13th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 6th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 7th needle position of row C7 is tilted 2 stitches to the needle bed at the 5th needle position, so that the stitches at the 14th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 5th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 8th needle position of row C8 is tilted 4 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th needle position, so that the stitches at the 15th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 4th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 9th needle position of row C9 is tilted 6 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd needle position, so that the stitches at the 16th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 3rd needle position;

[0096] S3-4, after completing the transfer stitches of rows C3-C9, the stitches at positions 10 and 9 of row B4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 8 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 4 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 3 overlap;

[0097] In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from the bottom stitch at position 10 to the rightmost side of the fabric, turn 7 stitches diagonally to the top stitch bed; now the top stitch from position 17 to the rightmost side of the fabric in row B4 has been moved 14 stitches to the left.

[0098] S3-6 and rows c1-c11 are a cycle of left-gathering movements. Repeat this cycle according to the number of pleats to complete the left-gathering part. The W+1th needle (stitch position 34) of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through rows c1-c11. Therefore, the second left-gathering cycle, the turning action of rows c12-c13, is performed from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the piece. Rows c12-c22 are the shrinking cycle of the second pleat, and the action is the same as rows c1-c11.

[0099] S3, weaving of the first pleat part (method 2);

[0100] S3-1, such as Figure 5BAs shown, needle positions 3-22 are the stitches of the leftmost pleat of the panel; the leftward shortening starts from the leftmost loop of the panel; in this part, the stitches from needles W+1 to 2W (including the two leftmost needles, representing needle positions 10-16) in the first pleat need to be moved to the stitches from needles W to 1 (including the two leftmost needles, representing needle positions 9-3) to form a leftward pleat.

[0101] In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the piece to the bottom needle bed. At this time, the top stitch at the 10th needle position in the original row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position... and so on to the rightmost needle position;

[0102] S3-3. The bottom stitch in position 3 of row C3 is flipped diagonally over 6 stitches to the needle bed at position 9, so that the stitch in position 10 of row B4 overlaps with the stitch in position 9. The bottom stitch in position 4 of row C4 is flipped diagonally over 4 stitches to the needle bed at position 8, so that the stitch in position 11 of row B4 overlaps with the stitch in position 8. The bottom stitch in position 5 of row C5 is flipped diagonally over 2 stitches to the needle bed at position 7, so that the stitch in position 12 of row B4 overlaps with the stitch in position 7. The bottom stitch in position 6 of row C6 is flipped straight over the needle bed at position 6, so that the stitch in position 13 of row B4 overlaps with the stitch in position 6. The bottom stitch in position 7 of row C7 is flipped diagonally over 2 stitches to the needle bed at position 5, so that the stitch in position 14 of row B4 overlaps with the stitch in position 5. The bottom stitch at position 8 in row C8 is flipped diagonally by 4 stitches to the needle bed at position 4, so that the stitch at position 15 in row B4 overlaps with the stitch at position 4; the bottom stitch at position 9 in row C9 is flipped diagonally by 6 stitches to the needle bed at position 3, so that the stitch at position 16 in row B4 overlaps with the stitch at position 3;

[0103] S3-4, after completing the transfer stitches of rows C3-C9, the stitches at positions 10 and 9 of row B4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 8 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 4 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 3 overlap;

[0104] In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from position 10 to the rightmost bottom stitch of the panel, turn 6 stitches diagonally to the top needle bed. At this point, there are only two stitches in position 3, so the number of stitches for one pleat is 3W-1+Y (i.e. 23).

[0105] The 17th needle position of rows S3-6 and b4 to the rightmost face loop of the fabric piece are moved to the left by a total of 13 needle positions; the W+1th needle (33rd needle position) of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through rows c1-c11, so the second leftward shortening cycle of rows c12-c13 is carried out from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the fabric piece.

[0106] S3, weaving of the first pleat part (method three);

[0107] S3-1, such as Figure 5C As shown, needle positions 3-22 are the stitches of the leftmost pleat of the panel; the leftward shortening starts from the leftmost loop of the panel; in this part, the stitches from needles W+1 to 2W (including the two leftmost needles, representing needle positions 10-16) in the first pleat need to be moved to the stitches corresponding to needles W-1 to 1 (including the two leftmost needles, representing needle positions 8-3), thus forming a leftward pleat;

[0108] In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the piece to the bottom needle bed. At this time, the top stitch at the 10th needle position in the original row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position... and so on to the rightmost needle position;

[0109] S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 5 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 3 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 6th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 6th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 5th needle position. The needle bed is turned so that the stitch at the 13th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 5th stitch; the bottom stitch at the 7th stitch of row C7 is turned obliquely by 3 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th stitch, so that the stitch at the 14th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 4th stitch; the bottom stitch at the 8th stitch of row C8 is turned obliquely by 5 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the 15th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch; the bottom stitch at the 9th stitch of row C9 is turned obliquely by 6 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the 16th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch;

[0110] S3-4, after completing the transfer stitches of rows C3-C9, the stitches at positions 10 and 8 of row B4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 4 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 3 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 3 overlap;

[0111] In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from position 10 to the bottom loop on the far right of the panel, turn 6 stitches diagonally to the top needle bed; now there are only two stitches at position 9, so the width of one pleat is 3W-1+Y needles; the top loop originally at position 17 in row B4 to the far right of the panel is shifted 13 stitches to the left;

[0112] S3-6, the W+1th needle (stitch position 33) of the second pleat is moved to the stitch position 20 after passing through rows c1-c11, so the second needle transfer action of the left-shrinking cycle rows c12-c13 is performed from the stitch position 20 to the rightmost side of the piece.

[0113] S3, weaving of the first pleat part (method 4);

[0114] S3-1, shrinking to the left, starting from the leftmost loop of the sheet, move the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat to the stitch corresponding to the W-1th needle to the -1th needle, and form a left pleat;

[0115] In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the panel to the bottom needle bed, so that the top stitch at the 10th needle position in row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position;

[0116] S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 5 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 3 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 6th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 6th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 5th needle position On the needle bed, the stitch at the original 13th stitch of row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 5th stitch; on the needle bed, the bottom stitch at the 7th stitch of row C7 is tilted 3 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th stitch, so that the stitch at the original 14th stitch of row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 4th stitch; on the needle bed, the bottom stitch at the 8th stitch of row C8 is tilted 5 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the original 15th stitch of row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch; on the needle bed, the 9th stitch of row C9 is tilted 7 stitches to the needle bed at the 2nd stitch, so that the stitch at the original 16th stitch of row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 2nd stitch;

[0117] S3-4, after the transfer action of rows c3-c9, the stitches at positions 10 and 8 of row b4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 4 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 3 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 2 overlap;

[0118] In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from the 10th needle position to the rightmost bottom loop of the panel, turn 7 needles diagonally to the top needle bed; now there are two loops at the 2nd needle position, two loops at the 9th needle position, and three loops each at the 3rd-8th needle positions. To ensure that the number of pleats is the same as other methods when the needle is opened, Y should be reduced by 1 on the original basis, that is, Y = 2, and the number of loop stitches for one pleat is 24; the 17th needle position of row B4 to the rightmost top loop of the panel is shifted 14 needle positions to the left;

[0119] S3-6, the W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through c1-c11, so the second left-shrinking cycle c12-c13 row's needle transfer action is performed from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the piece.

[0120] Method 4 above is an adjustment based on method 3. The movements of rows c3-c8 are the same. Row c9 is turned diagonally from position 9 to position 2 by 7 stitches. Rows c10-c11 are turned diagonally from every other stitch by 7 stitches. After rows c3-c9, there are two stitches at position 2, two stitches at position 9, and three stitches each at positions 3-8. To ensure that the number of pleats is consistent with the other methods when the stitches are opened, Y should be reduced by 1 from the original value, that is, Y=2 at this time, and the total width of one pleat is 3W+1+Y. The top stitch from position 17 in row b4 to the rightmost side of the fabric is shifted to the left by a total of 14 stitches. The W+1st needle (position 34) of the second pleat is moved to position 20 after rows c1-c11. Therefore, the turning movement of rows c12-c13, the second leftward shortening cycle, is performed from position 20 to the rightmost side of the fabric.

[0121] The differences between the four methods above are: Method 1: Three stitches overlap between the first needle (position 3) and the Wth needle (position 9); Method 2: Only two stitches overlap between the first needle (position 3) and the Wth needle (position 9); Method 3: Three stitches overlap between the first needle (position 3) and the Wth needle; Method 4: Only two stitches overlap between the -1st needle (position 2) and the Wth needle. You can choose a different method based on the desired effect, the number of stitches opened, and a comprehensive consideration of the machine and yarn properties.

[0122] S4, single-side 1 row knitting ( Figure 6 row d1);

[0123] Since some needle positions have more than one loop after shortening, it is difficult to turn the needle. After completing the shortening action, row d1 knits one row of single side from the leftmost to the rightmost side of the piece to facilitate subsequent knitting actions.

[0124] In summary, by using the knitting method of the present invention to weave pleats, not only can the effect of each pleat be consistent, which is difficult to achieve by manual sewing, but also the purpose of no stitching line, the elasticity of the pleats connected to the shirt body and the lateral stretching will be better than that of sewing is achieved. At the same time, the purpose of no stitching is achieved, thereby improving the comfort of the product, thereby effectively solving the problem of the existing computer knitting pleat technology, which is not only high in cost, but also cannot guarantee the quality of the finished product due to manual sewing, and the pleated part will become thicker due to folding, resulting in poor effect.

[0125] The above description is merely a preferred embodiment of the present invention, but the scope of protection of the present invention is not limited thereto. Any changes or substitutions that can be easily conceived by a person skilled in the art within the technical scope disclosed in the present invention should be included in the scope of protection of the present invention. Therefore, the scope of protection of the present invention should be based on the scope of protection of the claims.

Claims

1. A pleated computerized flat knitting method, characterized in that: The method is specifically implemented by the following steps: S1. Knit the hem of the shirt. The specific steps are as follows: needle positions 1 and 2 are the leftmost part of the piece, needle positions 3 to 3W+2 are the stitches of the first pleat, needle positions 3W+3 to 3W+5 are the stitches between the first and second pleats, and needle position 3W+6 starts the loop of the second pleat. The hem of the shirt can be knitted using different stitches; where W refers to the number of stitches required for the width of each pleat, and W=7; the width between two adjacent pleats is Y, and Y=3; the number of stitches in the loop of the pleat is: 3W+Y=24; S2. Knit the hem of the shirt on one side. The specific steps are as follows: In rows S2-1 and b1-b2, turn all bottom stitches straight onto the top stitch bed; S2-2, b3-b4 rows knit 2 rows of single side to complete the transition of foot to single side; S3, weaving of the first pleat part, the specific steps are: S3-1, start from the leftmost loop of the web, and move the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat to the stitch corresponding to the Wth needle to the 1st needle to form a left pleat; S4, the last gathering cycle and the knitting of 1 turn on one side.

2. A pleated computerized flat knitting method according to claim 1, characterized in that: The specific steps of S3 also include: In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the piece to the bottom needle bed. At this time, the top stitch at the 10th needle position in the original row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position; S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 6 needles to the needle bed of the 9th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 9th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 4 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 2 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over to the needle bed of the 6th needle position The stitches at the 13th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 6th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 7th needle position of row C7 is tilted 2 stitches to the needle bed at the 5th needle position, so that the stitches at the 14th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 5th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 8th needle position of row C8 is tilted 4 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th needle position, so that the stitches at the 15th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 4th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 9th needle position of row C9 is tilted 6 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd needle position, so that the stitches at the 16th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 3rd needle position; S3-4, after completing the transfer stitches of rows C3-C9, the stitches at positions 10 and 9 of row B4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 8 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 4 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 3 overlap; In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from the bottom stitch at position 10 to the rightmost side of the fabric, turn 7 stitches diagonally to the top stitch bed; now the top stitch from position 17 to the rightmost side of the fabric in row B4 has been moved 14 stitches to the left. S3-6 and rows c1-c11 are a cycle of left-gathering movements. Repeat this cycle according to the number of pleats to complete the left-gathering part. The W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through rows c1-c11. Therefore, the second left-gathering cycle, the turning action of rows c12-c13, is performed from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the piece. Rows c12-c22 are the second pleat's shrinking cycle, and the action is the same as rows c1-c11.

3. The computerized flat knitting method for pleats according to claim 1, characterized in that: The specific steps of S3 are: S3-1, start from the leftmost loop of the web, and move the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat to the stitch corresponding to the Wth needle to the 1st needle to form a left pleat; In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the piece to the bottom needle bed. At this time, the top stitch at the 10th needle position in the original row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position; S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 6 needles to the needle bed of the 9th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 9th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 4 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 2 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over to the needle bed of the 6th needle position The stitches at the 13th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 6th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 7th needle position of row C7 is tilted 2 stitches to the needle bed at the 5th needle position, so that the stitches at the 14th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 5th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 8th needle position of row C8 is tilted 4 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th needle position, so that the stitches at the 15th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 4th needle position; the bottom stitch at the 9th needle position of row C9 is tilted 6 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd needle position, so that the stitches at the 16th needle position of the original row B4 overlap with the stitches at the 3rd needle position; S3-4, after completing the transfer action of rows C3-C9, make the stitches at position 10 of row B4 overlap with those at position 9, overlap with those at position 11, overlap with those at position 8, overlap with those at position 12, overlap with those at position 7, overlap with those at position 13, overlap with those at position 6, overlap with those at position 14, overlap with those at position 5, overlap with those at position 15, overlap with those at position 4, and overlap with those at position 16; S3-5, C10-C11 rows, from needle position 10 to the rightmost bottom stitch of the panel, turn 6 stitches diagonally to the top needle bed; at this time, there are only two stitches at needle position 3, so the number of stitches in one pleat is 23; The 17th needle position of rows S3-6 and b4 to the rightmost surface loop of the fabric piece are moved to the left by a total of 13 needle positions; the W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through c1-c11, so the second leftward shortening cycle of rows c12-c13 is carried out from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the fabric piece.

4. The computerized flat knitting method for pleats according to claim 1, characterized in that: The specific steps of S3 are: S3-1, shrinking to the left, starting from the leftmost loop of the sheet, move the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat to the stitch corresponding to the W-1th needle to the 1st needle, and form a left pleat; In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the panel to the bottom needle bed, so that the top stitch at the 10th needle position in row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position; S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 5 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 3 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 6th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 6th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 5th needle position. The needle bed is turned so that the stitch at the 13th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 5th stitch; the bottom stitch at the 7th stitch of row C7 is turned obliquely by 3 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th stitch, so that the stitch at the 14th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 4th stitch; the bottom stitch at the 8th stitch of row C8 is turned obliquely by 5 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the 15th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch; the bottom stitch at the 9th stitch of row C9 is turned obliquely by 6 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the 16th stitch of the original row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch; S3-4, after completing the transfer stitches of rows C3-C9, the stitches at positions 10 and 8 of row B4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 4 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 3 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 3 overlap; In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from the bottom stitch at position 10 to the rightmost side of the panel, turn 6 stitches diagonally to the top stitch bed; now there are only two stitches at position 9, making the number of stitches in one pleat 23. Originally in row B4, the top stitch from position 17 to the rightmost side of the panel has been shifted 13 stitches to the left. S3-6, the W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through c1-c11, so the second left-shrinking cycle c12-c13 row's needle transfer action is performed from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the piece.

5. The computerized flat knitting method for pleats according to claim 1, characterized in that: The specific steps of S3 are: S3-1, shrinking to the left, starting from the leftmost loop of the sheet, move the stitch from the W+1th needle to the 2Wth needle in the first pleat to the stitch corresponding to the W-1th needle to the -1th needle, and form a left pleat; In rows S3-2 and C1-C2, turn 7 stitches diagonally from the 10th needle position to the rightmost needle of the panel to the bottom needle bed, so that the top stitch at the 10th needle position in row B4 is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 3rd needle position, and the top stitch at the 11th needle position is turned to the bottom needle bed at the 4th needle position, and so on to the rightmost needle position; S3-3, the bottom loop of the 3rd needle position of row C3 is tilted over 5 needles to the needle bed of the 8th needle position, so that the loop of the original 10th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 8th needle position; the bottom loop of the 4th needle position of row C4 is tilted over 3 needles to the needle bed of the 7th needle position, so that the loop of the original 11th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 7th needle position; the bottom loop of the 5th needle position of row C5 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 6th needle position, so that the loop of the original 12th needle position of row B4 overlaps with the loop of the 6th needle position; the bottom loop of the 6th needle position of row C6 is tilted over 1 needle to the needle bed of the 5th needle position On the needle bed, the stitch at the original 13th stitch of row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 5th stitch; on the needle bed, the bottom stitch at the 7th stitch of row C7 is tilted 3 stitches to the needle bed at the 4th stitch, so that the stitch at the original 14th stitch of row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 4th stitch; on the needle bed, the bottom stitch at the 8th stitch of row C8 is tilted 5 stitches to the needle bed at the 3rd stitch, so that the stitch at the original 15th stitch of row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 3rd stitch; on the needle bed, the 9th stitch of row C9 is tilted 7 stitches to the needle bed at the 2nd stitch, so that the stitch at the original 16th stitch of row B4 overlaps with the stitch at the 2nd stitch; S3-4, after the transfer action of rows c3-c9, the stitches at positions 10 and 8 of row b4 overlap, the stitches at positions 11 and 7 overlap, the stitches at positions 12 and 6 overlap, the stitches at positions 13 and 5 overlap, the stitches at positions 14 and 4 overlap, the stitches at positions 15 and 3 overlap, and the stitches at positions 16 and 2 overlap; In rows S3-5 and C10-C11, from the 10th needle position to the rightmost bottom loop of the panel, turn 7 needles diagonally to the top needle bed; now there are two loops at the 2nd needle position, two loops at the 9th needle position, and three loops each at the 3rd-8th needle positions. To ensure that the number of pleats is the same as other methods when the needle is opened, Y should be reduced by 1 on the original basis, that is, Y=2 at this time, and the number of loop stitches for one pleat is 24 stitches; the 17th needle position of row B4 to the rightmost top loop of the panel is shifted 14 needle positions to the left; S3-6, the W+1th needle of the second pleat is moved to the 20th needle position after passing through c1-c11, so the second left-shrinking cycle c12-c13 row's needle transfer action is performed from the 20th needle position to the rightmost side of the piece.

6. A pleated computerized flat knitting method according to any one of claims 1 to 5, characterized in that: The specific steps of S4 are: row d1 is to weave one row of single side from the leftmost to the rightmost side of the web to facilitate subsequent weaving actions.

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